Rudas Thermal Bath
Budapest
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A great local thermal bath. Worth a visit if you plan to stay for a few days. If you need to pick between Rudas and Széchenyi Thermal Spa. If yiu can only go to one go to Szechnyi! I loved the super hot and super cold baths. We absolutely loved them
I had ordered the tickets for the Saturday night coed soak about 6 weeks before we went. As it got closer, I had some reservations about going based on some reviews from other sites. Honestly, our visit to this place was a highlight of our 11 days in central Europe. I loved the variety of baths and to be able to literally steep myself in history. You don't need a swim cap unless you're swimming laps in the big pool and if you go on the weekend evening, that won't be possible as it turns into a pool party. Don't miss out on the cold buckets near the steam and saunas. After about 3 hours here, I felt rejuvenated. I got Turkish towels at a discount store at the train station in Vienna. My only suggestions for improvement would be the addition of a swimsuit ringer outer and converting the big pool to salt water as the chlorine smell is quite strong. Overall, it was a throughly enjoyable experience. Staff were friendly and the place was clean. The hottest pool had a slight sulphur smell but was a lot less than other natural springs I've been in. I don't know when, but I so hope to come back again.
Night session review: Booked a few days before and had a blast. Initially we wondered if it was worth the €45 but in the end we left thinking it was. You have the thermal baths in nice ruins at the start. But you also have access to a pool, an entire wellness area with jacuzzis and different temperature pools. And then the rooftop has a jacuzzi with a view on the bridge which is very cool. We also had access to an amazing hamam and sauna which I thought would be closed. For this price you also get your own private changing room with a key which is great. You simply need to bring your flip flops and your towel. We went from 1am to 3am after a few drinks which was great fun. It wasn’t crowded at all and the baths were kept very clean. I’d come again.
This was our third thermal bath in Hungary — before this, we had visited Széchenyi and Gellért, so we definitely had something to compare it with. Of course, this bath is much smaller than the previous ones, but it has its own cozy atmosphere. We especially liked the combination of the historic old section with the classic thermal baths and the newer area with modern pools, a beautiful jacuzzi, and a rooftop pool.
This is an exceptional place. Beautiful Turkish baths with incredible medicinal baths, definitely worked wonders on my back. Sauna suite is great, the salt inhalation one is incredible. Loved the panoramic roof top pool too. Relaxing areas quiet and beautiful. Main pool for swimming a proper size and not busy. A must visit in Budapest!
