Eintrittskarte für das Széchenyi-Bad mit Schließfach

So many people say this place is overrated, I don't know, maybe it's just because I was totally new to thermal baths.

We were fortunate to have 2 extra days in Budapest before the start of our tour. We read that others had commented that the spa was old and in need of a face lift. While I’d agree, it didn’t hamper our enjoyment. We tried just about every pool both inside and out. We each had a ticket with the changing room - we probably could have gotten by on one or two rooms and saved some money. Changing rooms do lock using a bracelet that you a given at check in. We were a little concerned about the security, but had no issues. Bathing caps were not required and vaccine cards were not checked. I would recommend wearing flip flops outside of the pools as it is a little slippery. We took our hotel towels. There is a snack bar which is cash only. We went an overcast fall day, but the temperature was very comfortable. Bring a plastic bag for your wet suits and towels. After we left the spa we walked past the zoo to an Gundel restaurant, which had live music and excellent service and food. All in our group agreed that this was a fun experience and would recommend it.

My adult daughter and I visited the thermal baths. We thoroughly enjoyed the experience. Very relaxing on a chilly day. The spa is historic, clean, and beautiful. So glad we did this