Great baths to visit with a family (15 and 11 year olds). Went on a weekday so it wasn't too busy and we all got sunbeds. Staff were all nice and chilled. You only need a swim cap for the lengths pool. We didn't have flip flops (slippers) and no one questioned it. Definitely recommend.

Went here with my husband and 9 and 11 year old boys. Spent about 3 hours here, but would have spent more if the wave pool was working. It is drained and doesn’t look like it’ll be working any time soon (for reference we went on June 25, 2024). The slides are intense, but fun. For reference, my tall for his age 9 year old barely met the height requirement. The indoor pools are warm, but they strictly enforce the age requirement (I think it’s 14, but could be wrong). We didn’t have swim caps and the only thing we couldn’t use was the lap pool. We didn’t bring towels either. We had planned on buying them there, but couldn’t see where to do it. It wasn’t a problem as we dried off quickly after getting out of the water and there are swimsuit drying machines in the locker room. Tip: You don’t need to pay for a changing cabin. There are plenty of free changing rooms near the toilets and lockers. Tip: Use the lockers! They’re free and easy to use. Just tap your entrance band and it’ll lock and unlock the lockers. My husband kept his credit cards in his board shorts pocket and they came out on the slide despite the Velcro closure.

What a wonderful and magical place! We are traveling with our 8 year old son, and this was the perfect way to spend a day with him. From the wonderful Bauhaus architecture of the main building to the spectacular food and snacks available, to the soothing waters, this is a bath not to be missed. We liked it so much we went back two days in a row!

Good value for money but can’t really compare to the thermal baths in Budapest as these aren’t architecturally the same. However the pools are warm so I guess thermal. Clean in changing area and around pools. Not enough sun beds but plenty of grassy areas. Tiles in pools are filthy but water is very clean. Lots of cafes and bars Easy to get to from central Budapest we got team from heroes square and then changed to 26 bus that goes right to the park. 26 bus starts at Nuyati station

We booked online and payed about £10 each, and over all it was well worth the money. We arrived on the bus (26) which stops right outside the pools and were let in quickly after showing our online booking. We were given wristbands which we could use to secure our belongings in a locker, which worked very well - this was included in the price. The changing rooms we used were very clean and so were the showers and toilets. The pools were impressive: we went in all of them, and also went on three of the four slides offered. It was busy when we went, but it did not feel over crowded at all, due to the extensive grassy areas (including lots of shady areas) surrounding the pool. Additionally, the food there was cheaper than we thought it might be. Overall it was a great experience and we stayed until it closed after getting there at about 11am.

We chose to walk St Margaret’s island but u can get a free shuttle. We walked past the sign as the English advert was facing away from us as we walked on to island. You can find it at the start of the cycle and golf buggy hire before you get to the fountain. Think it runs every half hour. There is a number 26 bus that seemed to go by constantly too. The walk isn’t too bad and there’s a cafe half way. Trees for shelter from the sun, pretty place. The zoo is on the island too. The strand itself is large and plenty of room to spread out your towel. We didn’t go in water but everyone who did seemed to be having a great time. Again trees for shade, cafes, changing rooms Go on to website for full details. I bought tickets online via their website. Was hardly anyone queuing when we got there. Great for sunbathing but limited sunbeds

Really brilliant day out at the Palatinus baths on our recent Budapest mini break. We walked from the bus stop on the City Sightseeing red bus tour - took quite a bit of time when it was so hot - would advise hopping on a bus that goes right up onto island if particularly hot day. We had booked online. The staff were helpful and advised us where to go to get wrist bands that activate the lockers. No coins needed. Locker/changing area was very clean and tidy. There were plenty of pools - we stayed for about 4 hours. There is a children’s pool, thermal pool for adults, thermal pool for kids (not quite so hot), wave pool (they advise via tannoy when it will be turned on), an activities pool with a lazy river and fountains and finally an area with 4 water slides. There was a proper swimming pool for lane swimmers that you needed to wear a cap for but we did t use that. There were a range of eating places alongside the pools - food was good enough - pasta/pizza/burgers etc. There were a couple of ice cream places too. There are some sun loungers - we did t use them, preferring to sit in towels on the grass - there were a lot of people there but it did not feel crowded because the pools are massive and the grounds large too. There are showers for when you come out and free hairdryers in changing rooms. All in all we had a great day - lovely way to break up a city break for the kids when they get a bit tired of the sightseeing. The rest of Margaret island lovely too, lots of trees, fountains, can hire bikes and golf buggies.

There are number of pools. From proper swimming lanes to thermal baths. We liked relaxing in the baths that were 30+ degrees in heat. We got there late morning and there were no sunbeds or lockers left which was a shame as it meant someone had to stay with our valuables so we could not all go in the pools together. Plenty of places to eat and drink and prices were probably what you'd expect for a water park. Overall, a nice day and it was good to relax after walking miles exploring Budapest fir a few days earlier.

Amazing experience for the whole family!!! Warm water to relax and slides to play!!! The security boys at the entrance of the slides did not always check the kids’ heights,so anyone could enter if they were not watching…. The whole area was really clean and the price was low (48€ for family with 3 kids)

Everything you could ask for from a thermal-bath experience that is also family (kid) friendly. Looking for therapeutic soaks? They've got it. They also have four great water slides and a wave pool. My 13 year old was in heaven, while I had a soak in the 32 C pool. Great facility that is well looked after and clean. And it was about half the cost of the fancier, more famous places in town. Also, being in a pool on an island in the middle of the Danube River was pretty special. We would go back again, for sure.