Best spas in rural Hungary 2022- PRICE LIST, PHOTOS
With the arrival of hot summer weather, spas and beach baths are becoming more and more appealing. However, as the government has lifted the ban on price increases for spas, several of them have raised prices during the summer. Here are the latest prices of the most popular spa complexes and beaches in the country.
1. Hajdúszoboszló Hungarospa, Aqua Palace
Opened in 2010, the Aqua Palace on 15,000 square meters offers a unique atmosphere and an extremely wide range of services.
One of the most beloved parts of the spa, the Mediterranean beach is considered as the largest built pool in Central Europe with its 6,200 square meters of water area.
The Hajdúszoboszló Hungarospa is the perfect place for the whole family: while parents enjoy the peace of the exclusive pools, children can play on the pirate-inspired beach. In addition, guests might try the foam-show, too – a real specialty of the place.
Premium zone
In 2021, a spa development took place with the support of the Hungarian state for HUF 1.5 billion. Hungarospa has been extended with an attractive outdoor wellness spa, called the premium zone.
The baths are the following:
- tropical bath
- ice cave bath
- cinema bath
- Páva thermal bath
- Ganges bath
- Roman bath
- sea bath
- cave bath
Price of the discounted package: HUF 7,000 (17,86 EUR) – includes the entrance to the Aqua-Palace adventure pool, spa and beach bath, as well as food and beverage consumption worth HUF 2,000 (5,10 EUR) in the self-service restaurant of Aqua-Palace. The discount package is valid until June 30, 2022.
2. Hévíz
The largest thermal lake in Europe is welcoming its visitors this summer. Interestingly, the first bathhouse was built on rafts in 1772 by György Festetics in Keszthely. Lake Hévíz is also unique: unlike other warm-water lakes, it is a spring-fed pond.
Moreover, the natural environment, the steam layer floating above the water surface, and the Indian red water lilies floating on the surface of the lake make Hévíz one of the most special thermal lakes in Europe.
The price of the entrance tickets: HUF 6,500 (16,58 EUR) for an adult / normal all-day, HUF 6,000 (15,31 EUR) for a full-time student and pensioner ticket; HUF 3,800 (9,70 EUR) for 3 hours; HUF 3,300 (8,42 EUR) for a 3-hour pensioner and student ticket.
3. Zalakaros, Bath complex
This bath complex is all about relaxation. Originally, the settlement is famous for its indoor spa, which is also the oldest unit. However, in addition to the two indoor pools with spa water, a thermal pool has been created to ensure guests are as comfortable as possible here.
