Thermal mineral water is characterised by its naturally warm temperature and rich mineral composition.
Depending on the thermal water’s particular mineral make-up it is usually prescribed as a Bathing Therapy to treat:
Thermal water forms the basis of Ensana’s natural therapy programmes in our health spa hotels in Slovakia and Hungary where it rises - or is pumped - to the earth’s surface, often from a depth of 2,000 metres.
The water is typically so hot (virtually boiling in Budapest, for example) that is cooled to a suitable bathing temperature, between 36-39 degrees Celsius. Bathing therapies vary between individual baths to time spent in our thermal bathhouses that may combine swimming pools, saunas facilities and thermal water pools. Bathing therapies are usually prescribed daily for between 15-20 minutes.
The warm lake water hovers between 32 and 34 degrees Celsius, an ideal temperature for keeping body systems in balance. The blend of dissolved and gaseous substances: mainly calcium, magnesium, sulphur, hydrogen carbonate and carbonic acid makes the water rich in health-giving bacteria.
The warm lake water hovers between 32 and 34 degrees Celsius, an ideal temperature for keeping body systems in balance. The blend of dissolved and gaseous substances: mainly calcium, magnesium, sulphur, hydrogen carbonate and carbonic acid makes the water rich in health-giving bacteria.
Every day 30,000 cubic metres of hot (70 degrees Celsius) medicinal water bubbles to the surface in Budapest, as well as at our hotels on Margaret Island, where it is cooled to 34-40 degrees before use in bathing, drinking and inhalation therapies as well as in our exercise pools where it helps movement and the repair of joints and muscles.
The mineral components of Budapest’s thermal water make it ideal for both healing and relaxing across a range or therapies.
Every day 30,000 cubic metres of hot (70 degrees Celsius) medicinal water bubbles to the surface in Budapest, as well as at our hotels on Margaret Island, where it is cooled to 34-40 degrees before use in bathing, drinking and inhalation therapies as well as in our exercise pools where it helps movement and the repair of joints and muscles.
The mineral components of Budapest’s thermal water make it ideal for both healing and relaxing across a range or therapies.
The state-approved thermal water from the hotel’s own thermal spring is the basis for the medical spa programmes at the Thermal Sárvár Health Spa Hotel.
The hydrogen-carbonated medicinal water gushes up from a depth of 1,300 metres at a temperature of 48 °C. It is a biologically mild alkaline water and has a mineral content of 0.5%, of primarily sodium chloride, hydrogen-carbonate and various trace elements, but no sulphur or radon.
The state-approved thermal water from the hotel’s own thermal spring is the basis for the medical spa programmes at the Thermal Sárvár Health Spa Hotel.
The hydrogen-carbonated medicinal water gushes up from a depth of 1,300 metres at a temperature of 48 °C. It is a biologically mild alkaline water and has a mineral content of 0.5%, of primarily sodium chloride, hydrogen-carbonate and various trace elements, but no sulphur or radon.
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