Spa hopping would be easy to do in Budapest. This city in Hungary does not play around when it comes to luxury swimming pools, geothermal spas and ammenities.
The Gellert Spa
Built in 1918, the Gellert Spa and bath is one of the finest bathhouses in the area and has maintained its unique original structure while modernizing with the times. The indoor pools are beautiful with tile mosaics and gorgeous arches, columns and grand ceilings. The outdoor pools were added later, but guests wouldn’t know it as the entire spa and hotel resemble a step back through time.
Szechneyi Thermal Bath
The Szechneyi Thermal Bath and swimming pool is another award-winning spa and luxury bathhouse. This spa resort has been attracting visitors from all over the world since 1913. With indoor and outdoor thermal pools, detox spas, steam rooms, massages, aqua fitness and a ong list of medical treatments and services, this luxury bathhouse is no joke.
Rudas
Rudas thermal bath and swimming pool offers a variety of services from medical messages, skin firming and water massages, aromatherapy and, of course,breathtaking thermal baths, tubs and pools. With indoor, night swimming under the stars from 10 p.m. to 4 a.m., the experience is difficult to beat.
Danubius Hotel Spa
The Danubius Hotel Spa is a bit more on the modern side, with services more geared toward physical fitness and wellness with a variety of activities. There are also plenty of relaxing options from a hydropool, thermal baths, aroma cabin and salt cave at the guest’s disposal.
Mandala Day Spa
Mandala Day Spa has it all in terms of luxury spa amenities. Guests can experience another world of high-end relaxation with body wraps, scrub baths, a Hammam wash and bath rituals.
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