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🇧🇪 Belgium · Liège Province (Chaudfontaine)
♨ Temperature
37°C
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🌊 Flow rate
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📅 Established
The 'Astrid' thermal spring was located/drilled in 1984; Chaudfontaine water has been bottled commercially for roughly 100 years
✓ Verified on 2026-08-02
Château des Thermes sits in a wooded valley along the Vesdre river in Chaudfontaine, Liège Province, drawing on the 'Astrid' spring — Belgium and the Benelux region's only genuinely hot natural spring. The water infiltrates through the Ardennes' near-impenetrable rocky, limestone soil, taking over 60 years to percolate down to roughly 1,600 meters, where it reaches about 55°C before rising back to the surface at around 37°C, gaining bicarbonate minerals along the way through natural filtration. The spring, pinpointed in 1984, also supplies the well-known Chaudfontaine-Sources bottled water brand, which has drawn on the area's mineral waters for roughly a century. The Château combines thermal bathing with fine dining in a prestigious countryside setting; children under 13 are not admitted.
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Chaudfontaine's Astrid spring, precisely located in 1984, is Belgium and the Benelux's only naturally hot mineral spring — a geological rarity attributed to the Ardennes' rocky, limestone-filtered subsoil. The same water source has supplied the Chaudfontaine-Sources bottled mineral water brand for close to a century.
Phone+32 4 367 80 67
Websitewww.chateaudesthermes.be
AddressRue Hauster 9, B-4050 Chaudfontaine, Belgium