Ensana Thermal Sárvár

Ensana Thermal Sárvár is the flagship medical spa hotel in Sárvár, Western Hungary, situated beside the town's celebrated thermal bath complex. The hotel was built in 1985 and has since been one of Central Europe's most established balneotherapy destinations, drawing guests seeking treatment for locomotor disorders, rheumatic conditions, and post-operative rehabilitation using the town's mineral-rich thermal water, which emerges at 83°C and is high in calcium, magnesium, and sodium bicarbonate. The property offers indoor and outdoor pools fed by thermal water, a full-service spa with sauna, steam room, hot tub, and massage treatment rooms, as well as a fitness centre. Guests dine in the hotel restaurant and can make use of the bar, coffee shop, and room service. Free buffet breakfast is included each morning. Sárvár's Nádasdy Castle, a 16th-century Renaissance fortress, lies close by, and the 90-hectare Sárvár Arboretum and the Rába river provide relaxed walking options. The Sárvár Thermal Bath & Aquapark, one of Hungary's largest thermal bathing complexes, is directly adjacent to the hotel.