Flow. Slow down. Rejuvenate.
A sanctuary for rejuvenation
in the heart of Abano Terme.
Tucked into the streets of Abano Terme’s town centre stands an icon of wellness. Surrounded by ancient trees and thermal springs, the Mioni Pezzato Thermal Resort welcomes you to a true haven of calm. A century of experience and innovation, guided by a single vision: to help you slow down, rejuvenate body and mind, and reconnect with nature. Six thermal pools, mineral-rich mud, and a generous garden – each drawing on the healing properties of this remarkable place. Embrace the true essence of slow wellness. Breath by breath.
the soul comes back to itself.
Energy. Warmth. Rejuvenation.
More than mud. The earth itself.
Let yourself be enveloped by the revitalising warmth of a premium mud treatment.
In the quiet of our spa, every treatment becomes an act of care – a return to what matters. The mud shapes itself to the body, and a new sense of ease begins to settle in. Our refined, next-generation mud deepens the effect of a tradition that already works. Let the warmth hold you and invite you to slow down. From mud wraps and thermal baths to restorative massages. Every moment is a step towards lightness. Towards quiet joy.
Water. Silence. Energy.
A long journey that begins in the Pre-Alps. A slow underground flow, gathering mineral salts along the way. This is how the thermal water surfaces in the Euganean Hills – naturally hot, over 80°C. It runs crystal-clear through our pools, holding you in its warmth. Time to float. Close your eyes. Let the soft bubbling carry you.
Warmth. Space. Harmony.
Six thermal pools set within 20,000m² of gardens: indoor and outdoor, connected and open all year round. Water at different temperatures, whirlpools, and sensory experiences like the Ruscelli dell’Orto. An invitation to slow down, ease the muscles, and drift into a deep, natural calm.
Slow living.
A breath of open air.
In our garden, time moves with the thermal waters – and slows. Not just a hotelgarden in Abano Terme, but a quiet place to call your own. A walk at an easy pace. An hour in the shade of a tree. The wind moving through the leaves. A hot cup of tea after the baths, a book, the sun easing towards the horizon. This is slow living among water, mud, and nature: letting go of the superfluous to make room for the essential. Slow down. Notice. Begin again.
