PHOTOS, VIDEO: Hungarian top hotel received seven luxury awards

Sárvár’s Spirit Hotel Thermal Spa, the Western Hungarian town’s five-star hotel, received seven luxury awards at the 17th World Luxury Awards gala in the Greek capital, Athens.

According to Turizmus Online, the Sárvár hotel received awards in the World Luxury Hotel Awards and World Luxury Spa Awards categories. The Hungarian hotel won the jury’s hearts with its magnificent environment and high-quality services. Probably the most prestigious are the Global Spa of the Year 2023 and the Luxury Country Hotel of the Year.

Premium hotels compete against each other in more than 100 categories in the World Luxury Awards. The decision is made based on the votes of hundreds of thousands of guests and experts working in the hotel sector.

Sárvás’s luxury hotel opened its gates in 2008. Its owners always highlight the modern, aesthetic and relaxing environment, and the spa offers a unique experience for guests. The hotel, built on the shores of seven lakes, has received multiple domestic and international awards since the operation’s start. However, the crown of all that is the World Luxury Awards.

Hundreds of rooms, multiple saunas, 22 pools in the luxury hotel

In 2023, the luxury hotel was renewed. Thanks to that, 220 rooms and suites await to satisfy all guest needs.

They have five different room types, each having its own design and colour. As a result, everybody can find the most relaxing environment to escape from the world and acquire new energy. The interior supports the quiet vacation of the guests. The rooms offer high-quality sleep, comfort and the lack of electrosmog.

The hotel has a 10 thousand-sqm wellness section with 22 pools. Thermal water supporting that water system comes from 1054 m deep. There are nine different saunas, authentic Turkish hamam. Furthermore, guests may choose from more than a hundred wellness and beauty therapies all helping them to relax.

Finally, here is a video of the hotel:

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