Széchenyi Thermal Bath
Ornate thermal baths, built in 1913, with a cupola, massivve swimming pools & water jet massagers.
The thermal baths fell far short of expectations for the price charged. The building and facilities are very dilapidated, several pools were closed, and the water quality inside seemed quite questionable. Overall, the experience did not justify the price paid, and I do not recommend it.
These thermal baths are popular and widely advertised, but we were disappointed. The outdoor pools were passable—the water was warm, so that part was fine. However, the indoor area was a total disaster. You can really feel the age of the …
The showers and toilets are a bit retro, but the outdoor pools are amazing. I came back after a while and I have to admit that the facilities have improved. The outdoor pools are amazing and the staff are nice 😊 …
Amazing experience, staff were every helpful. Lots of different areas to use. The weather was fantastic which really helped. Highly recommend
A must visit sight. The whirlpool ring and the jacuzzi were amazing. Get there early and hire the change room.
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