Hévíz is part of Ensana, a group of spa hotels in central Europe known for comfort and luxurious accommodation.
The hotel offers single rooms, double rooms and suites to suit different guests’ needs for privacy and comfort.
Lake Hévíz is described as the world’s largest thermal lake of its kind. It lies in north-western Hungary, approximately 200 km from Budapest and Vienna.
The water contains sulphides and averages 33–35°C in summer. Both the lake water and the mud extracted from it are used in spa treatments.
The resort has a water complex with a leisure pool, swimming pool, jacuzzi, and indoor and outdoor thermal baths.
Treatments available from Monday to Saturday include different forms of massage, mud packs, Kneipp therapy, hydrotherapy, physiotherapy, electrotherapy, inhalation and light therapy.
You can also explore Darkov Spa in the Czech Republic or Teplice Spas for musculoskeletal and neurological rehabilitation.
Beauty Treatments
Cellu M6 – LPG
A cosmetic massage device using mechanical stimulation. The source describes applications for wounds, burns, muscle and joint discomfort and stiffness, warming muscles before exercise and minor sports injuries.
Regen Technology
A radiofrequency device described in the source as a non-surgical option for body firming and contouring.
Sparidonn Cosmetic Laser
The treatment sequence listed includes make-up removal, exfoliation and deep cleansing, a cleansing carbon mask, laser treatment with serum, a moisturising mask and cream.
Laser Therapy
The source lists skin renewal and rejuvenation, localised inflammation such as acne or eczema, and support for hair growth among its applications.
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