Thermal Margaret Island Ensana Health Spa Hotel

Superior

Directly beside the Ensana Grand Margaret Island Health Spa Hotel, with views of the park or the Danube. The two hotels are connected by an underground passage. Set on beautiful Margaret Island, the hotel offers a peaceful retreat in the heart of Budapest.

Budapest is known for its many historic thermal baths and hot springs. The city’s bathing culture dates back to Roman and Ottoman times. Today, Budapest is known as the ‘City of Spas’ and is home to some of Europe’s most beautiful and long-established thermal baths. Two elegant Ensana spa hotels, each with its own thermal springs, are set on leafy Margaret Island in the middle of the Danube. The island is an ideal place to escape the bustle of the city and enjoy some peace and relaxation.

Enjoy a memorable dining experience at the stylishly refurbished Platán restaurant. A varied selection of international specialities, traditional Hungarian dishes, homemade treats and healthy options makes every meal a pleasure. All meals are served buffet-style. Half board includes a choice of lunch or dinner. Vegetarian and reduced-calorie options, as well as served diet menus, are available on request. There is also a lobby bar. At Bórka Bistro, enjoy light snacks, fresh salads and healthy dishes – perfect for a little refreshment between meals. In the afternoon, tempting pastries, ice cream, coffee and tea await.

Thermal bathing complex with an indoor pool (approx. 18 x 9 m, approx. 27°C) and three smaller indoor thermal pools (approx. 32–38°C). Outdoor pool open seasonally. Sauna, steam room and aroma room. Sun terrace. Salt cave and infrared sauna available for a fee. Beauty salon. Facial and body treatments, manicures and pedicures.

(approx. 2,000 m², open daily 7 am–9 pm). Balneotherapy, physiotherapy and hydrotherapy, carbon dioxide baths, mud packs – some using bioactive therapeutic mud from Hévíz containing dissolved and gaseous sulphur and mildly radioactive radon – and inhalation therapy. Drinking treatment programme. Mechanotherapy, including therapeutic massage and exercise therapy; electrotherapy, including galvanic four-cell baths, interferential current and iontophoresis. Diagnostic examinations. Multi-step oxygen therapy. Redcord – sling-table therapy. Carboxy therapy has also been available since 2024; it is also known as CO2 gas insufflation and is used to relieve pain, improve circulation and relax the muscles. Certification: TÜV Rheinland International Spa Standard.

Beauty and eye clinic with laser treatment, cardio centre, dental clinic.

Budapest – the capital of spas

• Personalised, expert medical care
• Effective therapeutic treatments using natural resources such as thermal water and therapeutic mud, combined with electrotherapy, hydrotherapy, massages, packs and inhalation therapy
• High-quality wellness and beauty treatments
• Professional fitness programme
• Healthy cuisine with culinary specialities and reduced-calorie alternatives

Discover Budapest’s sights and combine cultural experiences with the pleasure of bathing in thermal waters.

Choose between:
Traditional treatment programme: for a swift return to wellbeing and relaxation
Relaxation treatment programme: ideal as a wellness and stress-relief programme

The three therapeutic springs in Budapest, with their calcium, magnesium, potassium, sodium and sulphur content (approx. 70°C), have high gas emissions. The healing process is supported by the microclimate.

Ensana Health Club, personal trainer, 35 modern fitness machines for cardio and strength training, classes including aerobics and Pilates, and much more. Available to non-hotel guests for a fee.

Budapest is home to many impressive sights and historic places. Heroes’ Square is one of the city’s best-known squares, with its monumental statues making a striking impression. Fisherman’s Bastion offers beautiful views over the Danube and the Hungarian Parliament. The famous Chain Bridge connects Buda and Pest, allowing you to admire its distinctive architecture along the way. Trinity Square lies in the historic Castle District and is surrounded by important buildings. At the Budapest History Museum, you can discover more about the city’s fascinating past. Buda Castle is one of Budapest’s landmarks, perched high above the Danube. Blaha Lujza Square is a lively spot in the city centre. The Hungarian National Museum displays many significant exhibits on Hungary’s history and culture. Finally, the Citadella offers impressive panoramic views across Budapest.