 Gellert Hotel and Baths - Reviews from across the web
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Gellert Baths (Gellert Furdo)- Budapest, Hungary - VirtualTourist.com
The most famous bath in town must be Gellért. We would have loved to visit one of the two baths near the 'Elisabeth bridge' 'Ersébet Hid' but they are both closed for renovation. Pitty , they got Turkish roots and are much much older then the Gellért. The water of the Géllert bath has been long know...
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Gellert Baths - Budapest - Reviews of Gellert Baths - TripAdvisor
I had a great time at the Gellert Baths but I think anyone expecting an American spa will be disappointed. Every guidebook told me that the Budapest bathing experience would involve difficul...
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Thermal baths, Budapest - Reviews of Thermal baths - IgoUgo
First, you pay the entrance fee about 7 euros, and then you go to the locker rooms to get undressed. You're given a key which you are supposed to put somewhere (it's a bit hard when you're naked). Then you can go the bath area. You have to make your way past some very strong Hungarian masseuses with...
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Gellert Thermal Baths, Budapest - Experiences, Tourism, and Things to Do - IgoUgo
So I followed, and there, through a corridor, were the Baths. Warm, lovely thermal baths with art-deco high ceilings, and off from them were steam baths, dry saunas, showers, and a freezing-cold water pit! All were included in your entry. I tried all of these. It's segregated to women only, and the ...
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