Top Hot Springs in Hungary

Pack some snacks or a light meal. The food options inside can be pricey and not the best, so a little picnic by the pool could make your visit more enjoyable.

Don't forget to bring your own towel and flip-flops! It’ll save you some cash since they charge for rentals... Plus, having your own stuff is always a good feeling

I suggest getting the all-day pass. It might seem like a splurge initially, but you’ll want to take your time soaking in all those different pools, trust me!

If you want to beat the crowds, try going on a weekday right when they open at 9 am. It's way quieter, and you can really enjoy the place without bumping into too many people.

My advice is to bring flip flops! The floor can get slippery, and it saves you from a potential wipeout. Plus, it's nice to have them between pools.

I suggest bringing your own towel instead of renting one. It’s a bit pricey, and if you’re traveling light, you can easily stuff a quick-dry towel in your bag

I recommend checking the temperature of the pools before jumping in, 'cause some can be a shock! Just take your time and ease into it to really enjoy the hot springs.

Try to avoid the weekend, if you can. I went on a Saturday, and it was packed, with people everywhere. The experience was less relaxing than I’d hoped!

My advice is to bring your own snacks and drinks. The on-site food can be a bit pricey, and the quality isn’t always what you expect

I recommend exploring the surroundings after your dip! The little town of Heviz has charming spots and cafes that you should check out so your trip isn’t just about the lake.