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Gellert Baths

Kelenhegyi ut, 4-6, Budapest, Hungary 1118

Featured Review : The Gellert Baths at the Danubius Hotel Gellert (in the Gellert-Hegy area, opposite the market place and Szabadsag, raven-topped bridge) are a must. Probably Budapest's most famous and almost certainly the most beautiful...See Full Review

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Gellert Baths Reviews

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The Bath

  • 5 out of 5 stars by melissa_bel from Hautrage, Belgium
  • June 22, 2004
Quote: Budapest is known for its thermal bath and the Gellért is the oldest in town. This lovely Art Nouveau hotel will put you in the mood for some serious relaxation! When we went there, it was the "men's day" so we couldn't use the steam room (the pool... Read the full Gellert Baths review

From journal Roadtrip to Romania

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Warming through at the Gellert Baths

  • 4 out of 5 stars by SaraP from London, England
  • January 23, 2004
Warming through at the Gellert Baths
Quote: The Gellert Baths at the Danubius Hotel Gellert (in the Gellert-Hegy area, opposite the market place and Szabadsag, raven-topped bridge) are a must. Probably Budapest's most famous and almost certainly the most beautiful and elegant, they comprise... Read the full Gellert Baths review

From journal Best of Budapest

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Baths at Hotel Gellert

  • 4 out of 5 stars by wildhoney269 from Chicago, Illinois
  • July 14, 2003
Baths at Hotel Gellert
Quote: We were in awe of Hotel Gellert which is one of the finest Art Nouveau buildings in Budapest. Pink marble pillars, floral motifs on the walls and bronze decorations surrounded us. As we waited in line at the counter, we anticipated lounging in... Read the full Gellert Baths review

From journal Budapest: Beyond Western Europe

Thermal baths

  • 4 out of 5 stars by morgause from Amsterdam
  • March 14, 2003
Quote: The biggest thermal bath in the city is housed in the Gellart hotel, a beautiful Art Deco-type building with amazing Turkish baths. There are three levels to the baths, with men and women segrated and a mixed main indoor bath/pool as well as an... Read the full Gellert Baths review

From journal Budapest Turkish Baths

Gellert Baths

  • 3 out of 5 stars by Liz-Beth from St-Bruno-de-Montarville, Quebec
  • December 13, 2002
Quote: Baths are to Budapest what ski is to the Alps. The Gellert Baths are the most famous of the city. Its picture makes the cover of the Lonely Planet Central Europe 2001. The hotel in which they are located is worth a visit. What are baths... Read the full Gellert Baths review

From journal Between West and East

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Thermal Baths

  • 4 out of 5 stars by slinki from Budapest, Hungary
  • May 23, 2002
Quote: There are quite a few thermal baths in Budapest. One of them in particular I've always wanted to visit (Rudas) but it's off-limits to me as woman. *BaH* to male chauvinism. Here are the ones I have experienced first hand. Gellért Baths Very... Read the full Gellert Baths review

From journal My Budapest