Rating
4.3/5 (based on Google user reviews)
User Reviews
David Smith (4 months ago)
A fun time. Pretty outdoor and indoor pools of various temperatures. A couple of pools under renovation but it didn’t spoil our experience. We got cheaper tickets by arriving AND entering before 9.00am. Get there early if you want a sun lounge. Lockers are included. Take a towel, flip flops and sun screen.
A fun time. Pretty outdoor and indoor pools of various temperatures. A couple of pools under renovation but it didn’t spoil our experience. We got cheaper tickets by arriving AND entering before 9.00am. Get there early if you want a sun lounge. Lockers are included. Take a towel, flip flops and sun screen.
Filip Radonjić (5 months ago)
A great way to spend an afternoon, especially during the summer heat. The entrance fee is just over €25, with different options depending on whether you buy the ticket online or on-site. The pools initially seemed a bit crowded, but the vibe is excellent. The saunas and pools are fantastic, especially for those coming with friends. There are several bars around the pools where you can get a drink. Bring your own flip-flops and keep them in your bag, as you’ll be required to buy new ones if you don’t have any or if you come in the ones you’re already wearing.
A great way to spend an afternoon, especially during the summer heat. The entrance fee is just over €25, with different options depending on whether you buy the ticket online or on-site. The pools initially seemed a bit crowded, but the vibe is excellent. The saunas and pools are fantastic, especially for those coming with friends. There are several bars around the pools where you can get a drink. Bring your own flip-flops and keep them in your bag, as you’ll be required to buy new ones if you don’t have any or if you come in the ones you’re already wearing.
Victor Burcovschi (5 months ago)
Nice place , I think it's worth visiting only if you have a longer stay in Budapest , if it's a short 2 days trip then maybe you can skip on it since you'll need 3/4 hours to fully enjoy the experience. The architecture is nice , and has this old vibe. Everything is old from the tiles to the water taps. The place has a lot of pools and saunas but some of them ( the hot ones from inside) had a lot of debris. Overall it's a unique experience but I think the Bucharest terms are better when it comes to overall enjoyment. PS : make sure to bring your flip flops and towels and don't miss the little castle that is like 5 min walking from the place.
Nice place , I think it's worth visiting only if you have a longer stay in Budapest , if it's a short 2 days trip then maybe you can skip on it since you'll need 3/4 hours to fully enjoy the experience. The architecture is nice , and has this old vibe. Everything is old from the tiles to the water taps. The place has a lot of pools and saunas but some of them ( the hot ones from inside) had a lot of debris. Overall it's a unique experience but I think the Bucharest terms are better when it comes to overall enjoyment. PS : make sure to bring your flip flops and towels and don't miss the little castle that is like 5 min walking from the place.
Kylie (5 months ago)
This was the 3rd bath we visited on our 2 week trip. Whilst I had low expectations, it was worse than I expected. We felt the need to go to the 'most famous' of baths but really wish we didn't bother. It cost us $100AUD (or 60 euro) for entry. It was packed. Lots of kids. The water in all but the lap pool looked cloudy & felt unpleasant to be in. The most attractive of the indoor pools was closed for renovation repair. The food options were terrible (and that's kind) with grumpy staff slapping food on plates in a scene that felt like from a prison canteen! Braved some chips & chicken for 25 euro. It was fine. We tried most of the pools that were available but really none were pleasant. Go if it's important to you to see 'the most famous' but if you want to enjoy the experience of working your way through all the different pools & baths in relative peace I would suggest LUKÁCS baths. Also much cheaper!
This was the 3rd bath we visited on our 2 week trip. Whilst I had low expectations, it was worse than I expected. We felt the need to go to the 'most famous' of baths but really wish we didn't bother. It cost us $100AUD (or 60 euro) for entry. It was packed. Lots of kids. The water in all but the lap pool looked cloudy & felt unpleasant to be in. The most attractive of the indoor pools was closed for renovation repair. The food options were terrible (and that's kind) with grumpy staff slapping food on plates in a scene that felt like from a prison canteen! Braved some chips & chicken for 25 euro. It was fine. We tried most of the pools that were available but really none were pleasant. Go if it's important to you to see 'the most famous' but if you want to enjoy the experience of working your way through all the different pools & baths in relative peace I would suggest LUKÁCS baths. Also much cheaper!
Brad Milford (6 months ago)
Our visit was nothing short of magical. The historic ambiance combined with the therapeutic thermal waters made for an unforgettable experience. The variety of pools, each with different temperatures, ensured there was something for everyone. The saunas were fantastic, the architecture stunning, and the staff were attentive and friendly. Whether you're looking to relax, rejuvenate, or simply soak in the rich history, this spa is a must-visit!
Our visit was nothing short of magical. The historic ambiance combined with the therapeutic thermal waters made for an unforgettable experience. The variety of pools, each with different temperatures, ensured there was something for everyone. The saunas were fantastic, the architecture stunning, and the staff were attentive and friendly. Whether you're looking to relax, rejuvenate, or simply soak in the rich history, this spa is a must-visit!
