Overview:
Széchenyi Thermal Baths is one of Europe's largest thermal bath complexes. The Széchenyi Bath is the most popular spa among locals for it's size and variety of services. A wide range of indoor ( 18 ) and outdoor pools, thermal and wellness facilities (steam room, sauna), medical care, spa treatments, fitness and other services await those who wish to relax. Upgrade to add a massage to make your experience extra special.
Ps.: The outdoor pool is open even in winter, so you can enjoy the hot water even at -10 degrees.
Went during my free day. Nothing mind-blowing but had as great time with the baths and swimming pools. Each person gets their own cubicle to leave their stuff and change.
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The Spa was so lovely to sit in, we stayed all day! It was easy to get to by public transport from the centre of Budapest as recommended by our hotel to get the tram & metro. The cabin was so easy to use & getting the ticket redeemed was a breeze. We didn't use the indoor pools as much as the weather was too nice to be indoors. We did take food with us but discovered some lovely food already there with a good selection of salads etc & hot food too. It maybe needs a bit of a lick of paint but otherwise it was very relaxing & a fab day was had by us all. The Palinka Experience was a short but enjoyable experience. The museum is small but the guide Este was knowledgeable about the Palinka & answered any questions well. It is very informal & we rocked up to get onto the next available tour which seems to run every half hour but you can buy drinks while you wait.
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Spa is beautiful! 10/10 recommend! So peaceful clean and well kept Palinka experience is very small and boring wouldn’t advise
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