Rudas Thermal Bath







16th-century spa complex with traditional Turkish baths, swimming pools & a sauna.
I've been to many spas and this was the worst so far. There is no normal lighting around the pools. The pool is inconveniently designed. You can barely fit in the cabin. It's a good thing I didn't even try the massage, I don't think I would have been satisfied with that either 😆 …
Observing the behavior of many guests, one quickly realizes: we won't win a world war with these colleagues. You'd assume they're rural Americans, but they speak Italian, French, and Spanish. Otherwise, everything is still "tippy top," as Trump would say.
It's a good spa, with many different baths, some spectacular like the Turkish bath, and others merely anecdotal, like the one with panoramic views on the terrace (which is usually packed and they don't control capacity). I read on the …
A perfect day at the thermal pools of Rudas. We bought tickets for the whole day, the price included lunch at the restaurant, so we didn't have to worry about what to put in our stomachs. …
The thermal baths are superb and very pleasant. I'm giving it 4/5 because the price is quite high (around €20), and the staff …
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