Grand Margaret Island Ensana Health Spa Hotel

The Ensana Grand Margaret Island Health Spa Hotel is located right next to the Ensana Thermal Margaret Island Health Spa Hotel. Both hotels are connected by an underground bathrobe corridor. All therapy, wellness, beauty, and fitness areas are located in the Ensana Thermal Margaret Island Health Spa Hotel.
The stylish and elegant Grand Margaret Island Hotel, built in 1873 during the splendid Art Nouveau era as the city's first luxury hotel, combines its traditional atmosphere with modern high-level services.

Budapest, the capital of baths, has healing springs containing calcium, magnesium, potassium, sodium, and sulphur. In the heart of Budapest, nestled in the middle of the Danube, lies the car-free Margaret Island with the Ensana Hotels just a few metres apart. The romantic nature park is perfect for walking, cycling, and jogging. Bicycle rental available. Docking station for excursion boats near the hotels. Excellent public transport connections to the city centre, about 5 km away.

With terrace, Hungarian and international cuisine, vegetarian and diet options available on request. Beer pub, terrace café, bar, and ice cream parlour (summer).

At the Ensana Thermal Margaret Island Health Spa Hotel: Thermal spa landscape with indoor pool (approx. 18 x 9 m, approx. 27°C), 3 smaller thermal indoor pools (approx. 32-38°C). Outdoor pool in season. Sauna, steam bath, aroma chamber. Sun terrace. Salt grotto and infrared sauna for a fee. Beauty salon. Manicure, pedicure.

At the Ensana Thermal Margaret Island Health Spa Hotel: (approx. 2,000 sqm, open daily from 6:30 a.m. to 9:30 p.m.). Balneotherapy, physiotherapy, and hydrotherapy, carbon dioxide baths, mud packs (partly with Héviz medicinal mud), inhalation therapy. Drinking therapy. Mechanotherapy with therapeutic massage and gymnastics, electrotherapy with galvanic four-cell bath, interference current, and iontophoresis. Diagnostic examinations. Oxygen multi-step therapy. NEW: Redcord - therapy on the sling table. Certification: TÜV Rheinland International Spa Standard. Beauty and eye clinic with laser treatment, Cardio-Center, dental clinic.

At the Ensana Thermal Margaret Island Health Spa Hotel: Ensana Health Club, trainers, 35 modern fitness machines (cardio and strength), classes such as aerobics, Pilates, and more, available for a fee to non-hotel guests.

• Personalised qualified medical care
• Effective healing treatments with natural treasures thermal water and healing mud combined with electrotherapy, hydrotherapy, massages, wraps, and inhalation
• High-quality wellness & beauty pampering treatments
• Professional fitness programme
• Healthy cuisine with culinary specialties and calorie-reduced alternatives
• Discover the attractions of Budapest and combine cultural experiences with spa fun

Choose between:
Traditional Spa Therapy: for quick regeneration and relaxation, ideal as a wellness and anti-stress programme.
andComplete Healing Therapy: the intensive programme for health prevention and as an effective treatment for rheumatism, arthritis, back pain, and fibromyalgia. See further indications below.

The 3 Budapest healing springs with calcium, magnesium, potassium, sodium, and sulphur content (approx. 70°C) have high gas emission. The healing is supported by the microclimate.

Indications: Rheumatic conditions as well as postoperative and accident follow-up treatments of the musculoskeletal system (except acute inflammations), joint inflammations, gout, polyarthritis, spondylosis, spondylarthritis ankylopoetica, discopathy, nerve and tendon sheath inflammations, fibromyalgia. Circulatory disorders (heart and vascular diseases), wear of the spine and intervertebral discs, age regeneration.

Drinking therapy indications: Chronic gastric and intestinal catarrh, digestive, liver and gall complaints, gout.

Contraindications: Tuberculosis, infectious diseases, malignant tumours, thrombosis, thrombophlebitis, anaemia, leukaemia, haemophilia, bronchial asthma, severe hyperthyroidism, pregnancy. Circulatory disorders due to heart failure.

Exploration of the sights of Budapest. River cruises on the Danube.