The hotel "Roman Bath Thermo – SPA" is located in the nice village of Banya, situated on 4 km from Bansko, and Razlog and on 150km from Sofia. It is situated in the center of the Razlog plain, which is surrounded by three mountains – Pirin, Rila and the Rhodopa. The place is unique also with the fact that it possess more than 75 warm mineral springs, which together with the wonderful air contribute this to be an unforgettable recreation in the mountain. The climate is exceptionally favorable and allows whole year round resort activity: the winter season is with duration of 160 days, and the summer is cool and good for many mountain and extreme sports.

Thanks to its proximity with the excellent ski runs, of one of the most modern equipped ski resorts in Eastern Europe Bansko, the hotel "Roman Bath Thermo – SPA" is a wonderful place for recreation during the winter. During the summer, the hotel is the starting point for excursions and passages in the beautiful natural sightseeing places of the mountains Pirin, Rila and Rhodopa.

The hotel "Roman Bath Thermo – SPA" proposes excellent conditions for rehabilitation and recreation, for sport and entertainment vacation, conferences, seminars, business meetings, and team building.

The mineral water of the hotel is from a spring which has been used since ancient times, form the Romans. It has a temperature of 58^oC and has proven qualities for balneology and prophylactics of the chronic and infectious illnesses of the support and motor systems, as well as old traumas- fractures, luxations, sprains, rheumatism, chronicle gynecological illnesses, illnesses of the nerve system, inflammation illness of the nerve system, nephritis, illnesses of the liver, stomach, urologic and dermatologic illnesses – acne, psoriasis, inflammations of the respiratory ducts, as well as chronic poisoning with heavy metals (radioactive strontium, cerium, etc.). The fluor which is contained in the mineral water, connects the radioactive metals and reduces their harmful influence over the human organism.