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After spending 3 days in Budapest, and having lived in California and Japan it is finally time to write a review of “best hot springs & baths in the world” (to go with the fruit and airport reviews).
Budapest’s Szechenyi baths may not be for the purist. But they are arguably the Louvre (or maybe Walmart) of the hot springs worth — over 20 baths, saunas, various exercise rooms, chess, mud pack, wierd treatments etc. etc. You could spend days.
All that in a setting that looks like a Hapsburg palace turned into baths (see above).