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Albertirsai Strandfürdő

Albertirsa, Pest 2730, Hungary
47.2521° N · 19.6204° E
Albertirsai Strandfürdő
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Amenities
Wheelchair accessible entranceWheelchair accessible parking lotCredit cardsDebit cardsNFC mobile payments
What visitors say top 5 of 12 reviews
Gyuláné Sáska2 years ago
★★★★☆

In addition to a swimming pool, there are 3 pools with medicinal water👍 and a children's pool in the spa area. The water temperature is very suffocating at 30 degrees, there could also be a wellness pool in the area, which is, say, 28 degrees (I know it costs a lot and so we need a tender or some benefactor to build it) and maybe we could have a good splash in the heat, both for adults and children. The children, who are under 14 and should not be in medicinal water,🙄(it's written!!!) also splashed in the 33 degree water, played ball.😏 Price-value ratio is appropriate, we had a good swim anyway, just a small comment from me.😉😊

Melinda Juhászné H.9 months ago
★★★★☆

Nice, clean, tidy ☺️ the food in the buffet is delicious and filling, the prices are not unrealistically high, it can be said to be cheap among the beaches nearby! However, what shocked us completely was that we left the sunscreen at home because we went to the beach completely randomly. There was 1 stand open in the beach area where you could buy everything (even almost a heart attack 🫣) for a 50 factor sunscreen they would have asked for 11,500 HUF (in stores this package costs around 4 - max. 5 thousand HUF)

Ati Petes7 months ago
★★★★☆

A cost-friendly rural beach with very good medicinal water. Generally a pleasant beach. You can swim, sunbathe, and have lunch during the summer beach season. The bathing/changing room block is scandalous, reminiscent of the 60s. There used to be several buffets, now there is only one buffet, trying to meet the needs. If there are a lot of guests, this usually doesn't work. With some attention and development, it could be a real Great Plains medicinal water beach.

Kriszta2 years ago
★★★★★

The beach itself is located in a spacious, green area. It is not littered, not neglected. There are no people on top of each other. 🙂The water is very good, pleasant. Very nice employees who offered all guests delicious homemade sugar-free syrup at the exit 🥤thank you ❤️! However, the catering unit should pay more attention to hygiene and adhere to HACCP regulations, we preferred not to order food. 🙁

István Gavló3 years ago
★★★★★

Nice, cultured beach. There is everything for the whole family, including a warm water and swimming pool. It's a shame that the wide slide is rarely open (due to lack of staff). The buffet selection is satisfactory. The "houses" with covered tables and benches are very good, it's worth getting there early and booking one. 🙂 …

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