Baths in Budapest

I’d say it was flawless—the tour was on time, the guides were friendly, and while the tour itself was perhaps brief, it covered all the essentials with very detailed audio commentary. The timing was perfect.

The guided tour was very interesting. The Parliament building is very beautiful and we learned a lot of things that we didn't know.

Yesterday I visited the Széchenyi Thermal Baths in Budapest with my class, and overall it was a pleasant experience, though there were a few areas for improvement. For one thing, we found that one of the outdoor pools was closed due to construction. I believe that, under these circumstances, the admission price should be adjusted, since visitors cannot enjoy the full complex. Additionally, despite it being a Monday, the bathhouse was very crowded, which made it difficult to fully relax and enjoy the surroundings as one would expect in a place like this. I also felt there was a lack of clear information about the facilities: it would be very helpful to clearly explain the purpose of each pool, as well as the properties of the water, so that visitors can make the most of the thermal experience. However, despite these drawbacks, I had a wonderful time. The atmosphere is unique, the setting is breathtaking, and sharing the experience with my students made it all worthwhile.

Arrived early ready for opening, easy check in just showed pre paid QR code, used the lockers which were big enough to even fit a small suitcase and headed out to the pools, we preferred the outdoor pools and managed to get sunbeds first thing. We did try the ice pools inside, so many hidden pools inside.

Very well organized; all the booking details were spot on, the directions were clear, the atmosphere was fantastic, the tour guide did a great job explaining everything, and everything was very clean, including the restrooms.

It's one of the best experiences—I highly recommend doing it. If you don't take a cruise, you won't have seen 100% of Budapest (I recommend doing it at night).