What is the dress code of Budapest Baths? What should guests wear at the baths? Are there any men/ women specific expectations to wear? Is gender neutral swimwear accepted at the baths? How about long sleeved garments? One of the most frequently asked questions about Thermal Baths in Budapest is …

If you are pregnant and planning to visit one of the Széchenyi, Gellért or Rudas Baths in Budapest, please read the following information before making a purchase or booking a massage, as massage is not offered in the thermal baths during pregnancy. Pregnancy Massage at Mandala Spa Bath Budapest Although …

Visiting a spa with a partner depends on which Spa you have chosen. Visiting a spa with a partner is possible all the time, all days: Szechenyi Baths: it is mixed from Monday to Sunday, from early morning (6am) to the final closing hours (10pm). Should you be after a …

Buying a bath entry ticket to any Budapest Thermal Baths is affordable, even if it is not cheap. Although, there used to be a refund system in certain baths (for example Szechenyi Baths), this refund system is no longer in use. If you purchase a full-time ticket but only spend a …

Some people want to visit the popular baths in Budapest off peak hours, or when they are less touristy. Should you want to choose the best time of the day, we suggest to visit the baths either in the morning at around 10 am, or around noon. The early morning …

There is no need to bring your hairdryer to the spas, as there are some by the showers. Of course, you are allowed to use your own, if you wish to use some special hairdryer, hair straightener etc to re-do your hair (Please note that only two-pin European style plug-ins …

Taking pictures in Budapest’ spas is not regulated, so, generally, yes, you can bring your camera, mobile phone with you and feel free to take pictures and videos at the world famous spa complexes, and upload them on social sites, making your friends envy. However, please bear in mind, that others …