Ensana Thermal Heviz

We were there as a family with young children so it’s not really appropriate. All people was watching us with hate even kids were just swimming, not being loud. It never happened similar to us.
But the staff was super nice.

For that price - it was decent, but no superlatives. Hotel food is what it always is - hotel food. But being in Hungary, it was prepared with a little more care than what I am used to in other European hotels, so it was a nice experience. Also the waiters were neat, quick and always busy, tables were clean and quickly served. We tried their "house" rosé wine and it was superb. Not bad - for a hotel - at all. But for a REAL Hungarian food-gasm, find yourself a traditional Hungarian inn elsewhere.
The cocktail bar was rubbish. And expensive. If you order an Aperol spritz, you get that orange thing everyone in the whole Europe gets. But I ordered it with Campari instead of Aperol, and they only watered a shot of Campari with soda, but charged the whole price. Prosecco? They've never heard of it... Then the cheezy band started to play and they were even worse than the cocktail bar, so we left.
They always play music in the dining room - in the evening the guitar player was allright, very Paco-De-Lucia artistic-like, but in the morning an accordion kid was playing in a terribly depressive way and killed the mood. The guests didn't mind though - they were busy waiting at the coffee machine - you needed to pour yourself at least 2 capuccinos and 3 espressos to get a least a little bit of a kick ... Coffee in Hungary, in gerneral, isn't much to be talked about.
If you really want keep at least SOME of your mood, DON'T try their tap water. Later I bought myself some bottled mineral water in Lidl and it still tasted like swimming pool waste.
The pools are becoming a little worn out. I cut myself on a sharp underwater edge in the outside pool and bled quite nasty. The workers patched me up quickly - not looking surprised at all, and when they asked me where and how I cut myself, it seemed that they knew about that spot. That ended my "spa" experience quite quickly. And having hurt a finger on my foot it ruined my whole Hungary experience too because I wasn't able to walk around very much. Not that there is much to see. The view from our balcony was very "socialist" - in a bad way. Apart from our hotel and that famous lake - which you cannot approach if you don't buy the ticket to get in, the whole town seems it was last renovated sometime in "dark" socialist times. We found a dirty Trabant in the street and together with the depressive decaying scenery it looked like 80's came back. Lots of houses falling apart and only our hotel looked like it's being used and kept tidy.