Having arrived late in town we were looking for a place to eat. Very happy to find a vegan option on the menu, and very kind staff.

A good, solid rehab clinic with charming old-world charm 😉 I was there for three weeks in December 2025 and they really helped me a lot. The treatments were perfectly tailored to my needs. A huge thank you to Dr. Baller and the trainer, Toni. They both really know what they're doing and got me back in shape. I would do rehab there again anytime. So don't worry about the bad reviews. If someone wants to complain, they'll always find something...

Now that I've been home for over a week, I'd like to briefly describe my impressions and perceptions. I've had a total of four follow-up treatments (after spinal surgeries), and they were generally very good. Now, four years after my last rehabilitation, I applied for my first rehabilitation stay and was approved for three weeks at the Bad Salzschlirf Clinic and Health Center. Unfortunately, after these three weeks, I'm very disappointed with this rehabilitation clinic. I'm not disappointed by the general condition of the building or the room. No, it's the treatments, which aren't truly tailored to the individual patients. You quickly notice that everything in this facility is geared towards mass processing and that it also lacks specialized staff. There are a large number of patients in the back school groups, water aerobics groups, and functional training groups. The Mukibude lacked adequate instruction and support from specialized staff. Wellness treatments such as massages or mud heat applications are, in my opinion, rarely offered. Seminars on topics such as pain, stress, or nutrition (there are many more) take up a lot of time. The cuisine deserves special mention, offering very good and varied dishes. The service and friendliness of the staff are also commendable. What was unusual for me was the ability to freely use the gym, training rooms, swimming pool, sauna, infrared cabin, and other facilities outside of the official therapy hours without restrictions. What is missing is adequate parking for e-bikes, or bicycles in general. The small bike rack in front of the main entrance is truly outdated, especially since the area around Bad Salzschlirf is truly perfect for long bike rides. In summary, I have to say that I returned home (after three weeks) with the same pain as when I arrived, full of hope for improvement. It's a shame, but this hospital also follows the general trend in Germany to somehow survive, regardless of how the patients with health insurance fare.