Hotels Acqui Terme, Guesthouses Acqui Terme and Residences Acqui Terme

Situated in the province of Alessandria, Acqui Terme is a charming spa resort overlooking the river Bormida which has become an appreciated thermal tourism destination since the Roman Age. Its sulphur waters are able to suit even patients' most demanding requirements, since they are widely employed  in the treatment of several pathologies, such as rheumatic pains, lung diseases and gynaecologic affections. This small spa resort offers tourists flocking to local hotels the possibility to admire its fascinating old town and the inestimable historical and artistic heritage it cherishes.

Acqui Terme is home to a remarkably wide array of accommodation options, such as comfortable three-star guesthouses and luxury four-star hotels situated close to the city's main attractions and thermal springs, as well as budget hotels and intimate bed and breakfasts which are able to suit even tourists' most demanding requirements.

Tourists flocking to Acqui Terme will have the possibility to enjoy relaxing thermal treatments, go for pleasant walks across the city centre and visit the major tourist highlights, such as the famous XI-century Paleologi Castle which now hosts the Civic Archaeological Museum, the latter cherishing a rich collection of Roman finds which were unearthed during recent excavations. Not to be missed is the adjoining Cathedral of St. Maria Assunta, which was realized in the late X century in the Romanesque style and still retains a well-preserved apse, crypt and bell tower.
The city is scattered with plenty of Roman finds, such as the remains of an ancient Aqueduct and the pool of the calidarium of an ancient thermal complex. The so-called Ancient Spas are the thermal facilities of the Bagni district, which were founded in the fifteenth century. Their large swimming pool is surrounded by a lush park, the traditional gathering place for both tourists and local inhabitants.
The New Spas of Piazza Italia were realized during the past century. This modern and well-equipped thermal complex, which is open all year round, offers tourists the possibility to undergo both medical and beauty treatments, as well as to enjoy relaxing massages, sauna and hydromassage. Walking along Corso Italia, tourists will have the possibility to reach Acqui Terme's most representative sight, Piazza della Bollente, which contains an octagonal niche realized in 1879 by architect Giovanni Cerutti which delivers curative waters and 75° C-warm steam.  The same square is also home to the Civic Tower erected in 1763, while the nearby Piazza Levi is dominated by the Church of St. Francesco, the XVII-century Town Hall and Casa Robellini, a sumptuous palace which is now the seat of the Regional Wine Cellar, the latter giving tourists the possibility to taste the best DOC wines from Monferrato and the Langhe.