Zala Springs Golf Resort

FIRST CLASS

The new golf and wellness recreation park, Zala Springs Golf Resort, meets the highest standards. The centrepiece is the newly created international Zala Springs Championship Golf Course, which is among the most beautiful golf facilities in Europe. The complex is surrounded by vineyards, nature reserves, and a lake. Clubhouse with fine dining restaurant.

Just about 5 km west of Bad Hévíz and Lake Balaton lies the beautiful Zala Springs Golf Resort in the midst of a wine region. Budapest, Vienna, and Zagreb are comfortably reachable within 1.5 to 2 hours by car.

The in-house bistro delights with international cuisine, featuring fresh and regional ingredients. Outdoor terrace overlooking the golf course, unique wine dinners, and musical evenings throughout the year. Breakfast buffet (7-10 a.m.), half board (à la carte 4-course dinner), full board (à la carte 4-course dinner & à la carte 3-course lunch) at Zala Springs Bistro. The restaurant strives to embrace the latest culinary trends, offering a balanced and harmonious blend of flavours. The newly opened "The Cup" near the golf course serves freshly brewed coffee, refreshing drinks, snacks, and cake specialties. With an outdoor terrace and a mini-living room. "The Cup" is open whenever the weather is suitable for golfing.

The outdoor pool (20 m) and the outdoor whirlpool welcome those seeking relaxation throughout the year with thermal water. The water experience is complemented by the indoor pool, where various sensorial elements and light therapies invite pampering. In addition to a bio-sauna and a classic steam room, there is also an authentic Finnish sauna suitable for larger sauna sessions.

The plans for the resort's golf facility, which is also considered particularly sophisticated and excellently designed within Europe, were created by the world-famous golf course architect Robert Trent Jones Jr. The 18-hole championship facility, stretching over 160 hectares and 6351 metres in length, surrounded by nature reserves, vineyards, and interspersed with varied lakes, was built according to American standards, allowing it to host international competitions of world-class level.