Hungary · THERMAL BATHS & SPA TICKETS
Buying at the door means the queue and the language. These 15 tickets skip both, and they differ on the part travellers get wrong: cabin or locker, weekday or weekend, massage bundled or not.
Spend a full day at Széchenyi Thermal Bath in Budapest with 3 outdoor and 15 indoor pools, plus optional private cabin upgrades.
“very well organised, and not too busy. would definitely recommend the private cabin”
Skip-the-line entry to Széchenyi Baths with a private-use cabin, plus optional Pálinka Museum culture in Budapest for around 4 hours.
“The pools are dirty. Didn’t even step foot in the many filthy pools inside. The two outdoor ones are ok. The whole place needs a thorough clean!!!”
Rudas Thermal Bath in Budapest plus a Danube-view meal. Choose Turkish bath or Wellness, then enjoy a 3-course menu at Rudas Bistro.
“Great, Lovely spa and the lunch was also very good. Would be advisable to get the room locker that is available for an extra cost. Ideally this should be part of the package but it was not. I pad extra but it is needed.”
Unlimited beer soak in a private thermal tub at Budapest BeerSpa, plus optional Széchenyi fast-track for a relaxing 1-4 hour break.
“The beer spa and the thermal baths were the grand finale of our Balkan vacation.. For those planning to visit or are already in Budapest, do not miss the opportunity to experience it.”
Full-day access to Budapest’s Lukács Thermal Bath, with mineral pools, saunas, steam rooms, and outdoor jets and waterfalls.
Skip the guessing and plan a soak at Szechenyi Baths in Budapest, with 21 pools, indoor and outdoor heat, and time to wander.
“Had a relaxing day in beautiful surroundings. You can buy snacks and drinks there also lunches but could take your own too. Such a fantastic day”
Széchenyi Thermal Baths and a Danube night cruise with live music and optional buffet dinner, from 19:00, in Budapest.
“We did a combo thermal baths and cruise with dinner experience. Both were ok but nothing special which was a bit disappointing. We went to the thermal baths for just before 10 which was perfect not too busy but I found the staff unhelpful (unlike every other place we’ve been) and it’s overrated to be honest, gets very busy, dirty (indoor pools) with little to do there. There were too many people and lots of idiots taking mobile phone pics. The cruise was ok, trad entertainment but the food was a real let down, by the time we got to the buffet all the starter bites had gone, mains disappointing…”
Relax in Lukács Baths with a 45-minute beer-infused thermal soak and unlimited Czech beer in a private tub.
“Be sure to bring towel and sandals even if it sux to carry them around all day. The staff were not terribly pleasant and paying 5000 forint for a 799forint towel is ridiculous. At least put your logo on it or Budapest to make it worth buying, but you should include the towel for what you charge. The bathrooms smelled so bad, and since we did not realize we needed sandals we had to walk about barefooted. The hot tub and beer part were good but the rest was not. It was stressful not relaxing and for tourist who are out and about all day, having to bring towels etc…”
Segway up Gellert Hill and over to the Citadella in Budapest, with guided training, key sights, and a photo service for $50.46.
“We did a private tour with Max to the Citadel and part of the Buda side of town. Max was a great guide and took us to wonderful places. Some hidden gems and some big hitter places! He was kind, courteous, knowledgeable and most importantly he was safe as a guide and took outlet safety seriously. Having been in a Segway accident previously trust me this matters. Don’t hesitate to book.”
Private Budapest street photography with Lukacs Gabor, 3 hours focused on golden hour light, real street scenes, and camera coaching.
“This photographic tour will not take you to the monuments and tourist spots, but personal encounters in real locations. Very interesting, Lukas was engaging and a good tutor.”
Enjoy Budapest’s Rudas thermal bath with a panoramic Danube-view brunch, plus weekday entry for a small group at $84.28.
“Don’t waste your money! It looks nothing like the pictures! I was not impressed and felt it was a waste of time and money. Dated, the people that work there were rude and unhelpful. The best part was the lunch, it was very good. Careful with the floors they get slippery, my husband almost fell. Also, too many stairs! It was a constant up and down.”
All-day admission to Budapest Lukacs Thermal Bath with skip-the-line entry, a locker included, and year-round outdoor pools for a relaxed thermal day.
“Great spa! We went in peak season in summer but it was still not very crowded, really fun lazy river and other pools. Much better than other spas that have been described as ‘human soup’.”
Soak in Széchenyi’s thermal water infused with beer ingredients, tap unlimited draft beer yourself, then optionally add Széchenyi fast-track entry.
Private Budapest highlights with coffee and guided landmarks, then 3 hours at Szechenyi Baths with skip-the-line entry and included tickets.
“We had a great time learning about Budapest with Nora. My husband began learning Hungarian and she even helped him practice the language as we toured. We would definitely take another tour with her given the opportunity.”
Premium brunch plus full-day access to Rudas Baths in Budapest, with a Danube-view Bistro meal, sauna world, and thermal pools.
“The food and view in the restaurant is amazing and the service was excellent. Three very large courses ( you can skip a meal after eating here) and a wide selection to choose from. On arrival you are given your entrance ticket to the spa next door which includes the main pool, thermal bath area, sauna world and a locker. Don’t forget to bring your own towel as renting one is a rip-off. We also added on massages when we arrived at the spa. The spa itself is spacious and relaxing, the massages were magnificent if you enjoy deep tissue massages. We were in the spa as it became dark…”
Pick the kind of day you want, and take the best of it.
