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Latest Heviz hotel reviews
Pro
The spa... you can't go near here and not visit!
Con
No cons, go there and enjoy all 24hrs of the day!
In a nutshell
A place that you will want to come back to.
cold_dead_bunny Says: As it is radon water, it is very healthy for bad bones and skin, but awfully smelly (like bad eggs) and be sure, this smell will be with you during more few hours after leaving the lake. First, its very very deep. I tryed not to think that under my feet is 37 m down.Second,...
RandomDreamer Says: The Thermal Lake here is a natural spa that never falls below 28 degrees centigrade. The lake is both indoors and outdoors. Indoors is beautifully warm although very overcrowded. You convince yourself that you are in a swimming pool until you put your feet on the ground and...
mvtouring Says: The woodland area is not very big, but big enough to get excercise in. We really like walking here and it was very safe.
mvtouring Says: The lake is very deep from the moment you enter it , I would recommend you get a swimming ring even when you think you are a good swimmer. You are not here to swim but rather to relax. If you want to hold onto something you will find wooden areas around the water where...
mvtouring Says: I would recommend to anyone who wants a relaxing day out to visit the thermal baths. There are several car parks around if you are not staying in Heviz. Entrance to the baths can be at a daily rate or per 3 hours. Don't lose you entrance ticket or you will have to pay to get...
mvtouring Says: One of the nicest ways to explore the town of Heviz is by this little mini train. The cost were minimal and we saw places we would not have seen else.
Danubius Health Spa Resort Heviz
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Heviz Borhaz Etterem (First Winehouse of Heviz): The best of the best Wine houses.
jonbarb709 Says: We went to Heviz for the SPA and ended up at the Best Winehouse we have even been in. You have to go. It is right across the street from the Post office, and only about a block from the Catholic Church. You go down about 20 steps and into a fantastic wine restaurant. The...
j.turan Says: when in heviz it is a must to go to the vine yards restaurants. There is a mini train that stops at the bottom of the vine yards. You will need to take 10min walk up to the vine yards. But once there views are unbelievable with more than 20 restaurants to choose from, all...
Astoria Heviz: Mmmm... Ice cream, cakes... Sweet sins
ursa9 Says: This pension & cafe is really a sweet place, very nice and tidy with a wide variety of different treats for every taste. I would like to try every single dessert they offer. Everything looks sooo tmepting! The place is conveniently situated right in the middle of the town,...
Muskatli: Hungarian First Class
fool_moon Says: Excellent local (Hungarian) food with first class preparation and service. We paid for 2 persons including wine, beer, desserts, coffee and schnaps less than 30 Euros. The "fogas" (pike-perch) was served with Mornay sauce, didnt get it this way for many years. The duck was...
mel_bee Says: For all its tourism, Heviz isn't too noisy a town and you will find people more enjoying the local atmosphere in restaurants and wine bars than partying the night away. I enjoyed the music in one of the local restaurants but I noticed that in the town centre not far from...
RandomDreamer Says: The closest main town to Heviz is Kesthely which is a cheaper and better option to stay in if you plan to visit the spa. Buses link the two towns regularly, it's about a 20 minute journey.
mvtouring Says: When we arrived at the horseshow, we were taken on this oxencart and taken around the farm.
mvtouring Says: We stopped at Kalocsa and visited the paprika museum and explored the town. Interesting place and they serve the best cake at the hotel opposite the church
mvtouring Says: We did a stop at the village of Zalakaros where we had the most devine cake and coffee at this coffeeshop
mvtouring Says: This is the interesting bridge that you cross to get to the island.
mvtouring Says: The museum is built next to an archeological site. a lot of work has gone into the museum.
mvtouring Says: The lookout tower at Lake Balaton with the bat "homes" on the side. I was not too happy about that one, don't quite like the little creatures.
hu_women Says: The water and the mud are especially indicated for rheumatic diseases and locomotor disorders.It is not advisable to have a bath in the lake for a longer period.Heviz
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Plan a Heviz vacation with reviews, tips and photos posted by real travelers and Heviz locals
This blue church just to the north of the centre is quite eyecatching. I like the style of Hungarian churches in stark contrast to the usual baroque ones you...
Q: I am visiting for couple of days at easter with the family, can I take children (8 and 5 years old) swimming in the thermal lake?
A: The only reference I could find about children and Heviz was from the Frommer's guide. They recommend using discretion with children because the waters in Heviz are...
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Heviz has become famous due to its Lake. The Lake is warm because of geothermal energy which is heated deep under the earth, after this it passes through rocks taking in various metals and minerals......
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GET YOURSELF INTO HOT WATER IN HEVIZ!!
In Hungarian viz means water and the town of Heviz literally means hot water. The main attraction of this little town (and hence the name) is the thermal lake which has a temperature of around 30...
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Beautiful, peaceful and relaxing spa. The town itself looks like toytown and looking around you, you'd think you were in Germany not Hungary!
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Andy in the (Not So) Far East... Hungary
One short walk across a bridge and I was in Hungary. Once upon a time this was all Hungary, the Czechoslovak border being a few miles north. Alas, the borders shifted and this town was split in two....
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