Csillaghegyi Strandfürdő

Orsolya Molnár 3 months ago

Csillaghegyi is one of my favorite thermal baths in Budapest. It’s much quieter and more relaxing than many of the city’s more famous spas, making it the perfect place to unwind. The pools are clean, the facilities are modern and the atmosphere is peaceful. Whether you’re looking to swim, relax in the thermal water, or spend a sunny day outdoors, this place has everything you need. I always enjoy coming back and it’s one of the best choices in Budapest if you’re looking for a less crowded but high-quality spa experience. Highly recommended!

Zoltán Böőr 3 months ago

One restaurant is not enough for this many customers, and the food is sucks. Too many people for these small pools . The lifeguards are very annoying, you cant even do one flip into the pool. The funpools are normal pools with hot water, nothing fun about them .

Zita Barbara Ballagi 6 years ago

This is my favorite outdoor swimming complex in Budapest, I have a lots of nice memories as the 3rd district is where I grew up. You can enjoy the nature as it's based on a hillside with trees and since it's been renovated its even more stunning and peaceful. The only time when my visit lasted only 10minutes was a Sunday afternoon, haven't feel so disgusted for a long time by that crowd and noise, so if you want to relax avoid it on the weekends. I thought now we are forced to pre book tickets they won't allow such a crowd inside, awful, bit expensive for 10minutes, chose to sit in the bus stop for 90 minutes instead haha. But it's just a bad timing, still a lovely place.

Kat A. 6 years ago

I visited this bath twice already (Dec 2019 and Jan 2020). Nicely refurbishment establishments, where the whole family can relax and enjoy wellness, spa and swimming facilities. The pools and wellness rooms are arranged on different floors. All floors can be accessed via stairs or elevators and you can purchase a variety of tickets depending on what takes you fancy. The top level Sauna World (with an outdoors panoramic pool, infra-, aromatherapy-, Finnish sauna and steam room, along with 3 thermal pools) can be visited by a combination ticket only. Children are prohibited to enter this area. There is a children area and two huge slides for kids, they can also visit the wellness suit which has 3 pools, including one with underwater jets. The outdoor pools are not in use during the winter. There is a huge indoor swimming pool on the ground floor. Swimming caps are obligatory here. In general, the changing facilities can feel a bit crowded and the whole bath has a very peculiar layout due to the hilly features of the terrain. I can imagine that someone with disabilities or in a wheelchair will find moving around in here a bit challenging. The bathroom floor in the changing room ge

Anja 7 years ago

Recommended by a friend we directly went the next day to discover this bath. Parking is on different levels outdoors, for free but secured. The inside but also outside areas work on different levels due to the hilly location. Feeling is very spacious and the building which hosts a proper pool, sauna and wellness area as well as a kids area is pretty new. There are also 2 slides but one of them is from age 12 on only. Using the pool inside and pools outside / strand area we paid for 1 adult and 2 kids 3.800Ft (weekdays). Outside you have various areas with sun beds also to lay down, e. g. next to the baby/toodler pool, next to another pool... You can also book for some extra money kind of private terrace with 2 sunbeds and umbrella. For kids there is a playground and a football field, further an outdoor Gym is in between. No worries about food - there are several possibilities in the different areas including also ice cream stand. You can also have a nice walk around and discover lovely designed corners. Had a very relaxing day! For sure we will be back soon!