Fürdőszálló, in Kiskunfélegyháza, Bács-Kiskun County, Hungary, offers thermal water at 36°C. The facility includes an indoor bath, an outdoor bath, a sauna and massage.
Insider tip — Kiskunfélegyháza lies in the heart of the Kiskunság — the Hungarian Puszta, the sweeping treeless steppe of the Great Plain where the traditions of Hungarian horsemen (csikós), grey cattle herding, and the pastoral life of the Alfold have been preserved for centuries (now a UNESCO World Heritage landscape). Hungary's Great Plain sits atop the Pannonian Basin, where artesian thermal wells penetrate layers of Neogene sediment to reach warm, mineralized waters. Every small Hungarian town has its fürdő (bath); this Fürdőszálló is Félegyháza's.