Overview:
The history of Lukacs Bath reveals that the geothermal hot spring waters coming from deep underground have been used by the St John’s knights in the 12th century. Lukacs Bath has its strengths and specialities, like the many Gratitude Tablets or stone plaques on its walls saying thank you for the healing power of the geothermal waters, or the Himalayan Salt Room for curing respiratory problems. Lukacs Bath may give a small taste of why Budapest is the City of Baths. Come and exeprience it yourself!
We were so excited to go to a spa that wasnt to touristic. And it was a fact. English was a small problem at he counter. As well a explaining us everything. What really was a shame is that we booked and payed for a foot massage and the masseur didnt want to give it. He said leg or back, so disappointing because the leg massage wasn't good either !
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Great way to spend an afternoon, the Spa is a hidden gem the the locals use and the tourists have still to discover. It is most cost effective if you bring your own towel, flip flops, you also need bathing cap if you want a real warm outdoors swim, but that’s the save with the other more popular Spa’s. Some of the staff don’t speak the greatest of English and the place could do with better signage. The Spa was recommended by the people in the local wine bar and they were spot on. No overcrowding, friendly and half the price of the 3 more widely advertised options and with fewer hidden extras.
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We spent a couple of hours here surrounded by locals. There are various pools at various temperatures and you go from one to the other. Hair needs to be tied up and a swimming hat is needed for the out door swimming pools. There is also a sauna and heat room.
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