Thermal Hotel Visegrad

Thermal Hotel Visegrad is a thermal hotel in Visegrád, a small Danube Bend town in Pest County whose extraordinary medieval citadel, royal palace, and Solomon's Tower were once the seat of Hungarian kings Louis the Great and Matthias Corvinus and the location of the famous Visegrád Summit of 1335 that gave its name to the modern Visegrád Group (V4) alliance of Central European nations. The bicarbonate thermal mineral waters of Visegrád draw on the fault-spring systems of the Börzsöny and Pilis mountains where they meet the Danube at one of Hungary's most dramatic river bends, providing relaxing and therapeutic mineral bathing in a landscape of extraordinary historical and natural beauty. The Danube Bend viewpoint from the Visegrád citadel remains one of Hungary's most photographed landscapes, with the river sweeping dramatically through forested mountains that retain their medieval character largely unchanged. Thermal Hotel Visegrad provides comfortable mineral spring bathing within direct access of this exceptional concentration of Hungarian medieval heritage.