Thermal Margaret Island Ensana Health Spa Hotel

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Adjacent to the Ensana Grand Margaret Island hotel, with views of the park or the Danube. The two hotels are connected by an underground passage. Located on the beautiful Margaret Island, the accommodation offers peace and relaxation in the heart of Budapest.

Budapest is renowned for its numerous historic thermal baths and hot springs. The city has a long-standing bathing culture dating back to the Roman and Ottoman eras. Today, Budapest is celebrated as the 'City of Baths' and hosts some of Europe's most beautiful and traditional thermal baths. Nestled on the verdant Margaret Island in the middle of the Danube, there are two stylish Ensana Spa Hotels, each with their own thermal springs. The island provides a perfect retreat to escape the hustle and bustle of the city and enjoy peace and relaxation.

Indulge in culinary delights at the stylishly renovated Platán Restaurant. A diverse selection of international specialties, traditional Hungarian dishes, homemade delicacies, and healthy options ensures delightful moments and turns every meal into a special experience. All meals are served buffet style, with half board offering a choice of either lunch or dinner. Upon request, vegetarian and reduced-calorie diets, as well as served diet menus, are available. Lobby-Bar. Bórka Bistro - enjoy light snacks, fresh salads, and healthy dishes - perfect for a quick boost. In the afternoon, look forward to delicious pastries, ice cream, and coffee and tea.

Thermal pool area with indoor pool (approx. 18 x 9 m, approx. 27°C), 3 smaller thermal indoor pools (approx. 32-38°C). Seasonal outdoor pool. Sauna, steam bath, aroma chamber. Sun terrace. Salt grotto and infrared sauna for a fee. Beauty salon. Facial and body treatments, manicure and pedicure.

(approx. 2,000 sqm, open daily from 7 a.m. to 9 p.m.). Balneotherapy, physiotherapy, and hydrotherapy, carbon dioxide baths, mud packs - some with bioactive medicinal mud from Hévíz containing dissolved and gaseous sulphur and slightly radioactive radon, 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. Redcord - therapy on the sling table and from 2024, Carboxy therapy will be offered, also known as CO2 gas insufflation for pain relief, improved circulation, and muscle relaxation. Certification: TÜV Rheinland International Spa Standard.

Beauty and eye clinic with laser treatment, Cardio Center, dental clinic.

Budapest - the capital of baths

• Individual qualified medical care
• Effective healing treatments with natural treasures of thermal water and medicinal mud combined with electrotherapy, hydrotherapy, massages, packs, and inhalation
• High-quality wellness & beauty pampering treatments
• Professional fitness programme
• Healthy cuisine with culinary specialties and calorie-reduced alternatives

Discover the sights of Budapest and combine cultural experiences with thermal bath fun

Choose between:
Traditional therapy: for quick regeneration and recovery
Relaxation therapy: ideal as a wellness and anti-stress programme

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

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.

Budapest offers a plethora of stunning attractions and historic sites. Heroes' Square is one of the city's most famous squares, captivating visitors with its monumental statues. The Fisherman's Bastion provides a beautiful view over the Danube and the Hungarian Parliament. Crossing the iconic Chain Bridge from Buda to Pest, one can appreciate the unique architecture. Trinity Square, located in the historic Castle District, is surrounded by significant buildings. At the Budapest History Museum, you can delve into the city's intriguing past. The Royal Palace is a landmark of Budapest, majestically overlooking the Danube. Blaha Lujza Square is a vibrant hub in the city centre. The Hungarian National Museum displays numerous important exhibits on Hungary's history and culture. Finally, from the Citadel, enjoy a breathtaking panoramic view over all of Budapest.