Furnas Boutique Hotel Thermal & Spa

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Nally Preseault
"Two thermal pools. The indoor one, with waterfall massage jets, is in a barn-style building with a high glass roof. The outdoor one, surrounded by a wooden deck, has views of the green mountains and steaming fumaroles. A spa with a hydrotherapy circuit. It includes aromatic showers, a laconium, natural thermal springs, a sauna, and a Turkish bath. While ten treatment rooms use local products, like pineapple, for facials and massages. This sounds like the perfect day spa. But, since it's at Octant Hotels Furnas, it's one that you don't have to leave. The pools--yes, both of them--are open 24 hours a day. Some rooms have an additional plunge pool attached to their decks. À Terra, the greenhouse restaurant, serves thermally cooked dishes (this is your chance to try a local cozido). The bar offers locally made rum. While little extras, including a beach bag in your room and snacks near the front desk, are thoughtful touches. An entire trip could be built around this hotel."
Jenn Geiger
"Spa services, indoor and outdoor pool, restaurant and bar - this place has it all."

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