Descripción:
Gellert Bath opened in 1918 offering medicinal water treatments using the same deep underground springs the Knights of St John used in the 12th century, and later on the Turks to feel the invigorating powers of the mineral rich waters. Sound good right? Than let's try it yourself and enjoy the thermal baths where you can easily spend a day, explore the numerous pools, get luxury treatments.
Important Information
- Your ticket is including a locker, where you can leave your valuables
- Please bring your own towels and slippers, at the spa they can not provide them
- If you like to use the swimming pool, please bring your own swimming cap
Visited on a bright day but the baths were very warm. Staff were not so friendly and don’t speak much English and were not so helpful.
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We’d read these thermal baths were the best looking architecturally and not as touristy as the Széchenyi baths. We went after lunch and whilst there were a number of people there it did not seem too busy. Taking your own flip flops and towel saved us renting them plus we saved extra by opting for one cabin (private changing room) and sharing that. There are a number of pools and steam rooms within the building so make sure you go for a wander to find them all. We began upstairs in the outdoor pool (in the rain) before coming in to find four pools at 36C and one at 40C. There’s also steam rooms and a couple of 15C plunge pools. Extremely relaxing afternoon.
Thank you so much for your kind review!
First visited in 2001. It’s a lot more expensive and commercialised now. However well worth a trip the architecture is amazing. The saunas & steam-rooms are great. The 40 degree pool isn’t one you can stay in for long. If only they could build pools like this today.
Thank you so much for your kind words!