Danubius Health Spa Resort Sarvar

An absolutely perfect place for relaxation and a holiday. Great location; a beautiful, clean, and well-maintained hotel. The best food for miles around, and friendly staff. A fantastic sauna area and leisure facilities overall. The best hotel I have ever stayed at. We return regularly.

Clean hotel with great staff. Cosmetics and massages on offer. Mackellose morning and dinner buffet. The spa old but flawless. Great park for the morning run

This time I came to the hotel for 10 days. Now to Ensana, not Danubius. In September, I was in Heviz Termal. I'm not going to compare. The nuances of past visits have been a little forgotten. But the good stuff first. Nothing changes in the town and the surrounding area. Clean, beautiful, cozy. The arboretum is great. The magnolia blooms were a daily delight, a sense of peace. Birds pouring, even with the balcony door closed. Saved with the balcony open under their trills. At the reception are now nice girls and a young man named Gergo, who answered questions patiently, kindly and with a constant smile, breaking the language barrier. Thank him so much for everything! The hotel is cozy, beautiful, clean. Constantly washed, cleaned everywhere. The hotel has a very nice cozy library. The room asked higher and above the saunas, counting on 31, as in previous years, but got 128. Neighbors were quiet, so it was all set. The room itself is very clean. It was amazing that even the curtain in the bathroom is changed to a new one when you arrive. The bed is snow white, comfortable. Teapot, cups, saucers, spoons, slippers - all of them. Not like the Hevisian Thermal. I also got my third robe in my room. With the Danubius label. It was really sad. There wasn't enough banquet where you could sit down to change your shoes like Hevis. Well, the sadness is the bath. The vent didn't work at all. Leuka soul is a quast. Someone almost pulled the holder off the wall, trying to secure it comfortably. Toilet in rusty flow, bathtub with chips. Paul hasn't been cleaned in all this time, even though she put up a sign asking for a full clean. But it's basically nothing. Otherwise, there are no cleaning claims. The food has become much more modest. There was a corner of lactose-free milk in Hewiza: cottage cheese, yogurt, cheese, sour cream. It's nothing like that. Cheese and sausage selections at breakfast are scarce. In the early days, there were no croissants, disassembled. I came in for breakfast after 9. Then they showed up and didn't go missing. The special sadness is coffee. I read in the reviews, thought they were fastidious guests. But no, really, it doesn't taste good. I don't even smell coffee. Some sadness with garnishes and fish. Fish is ew, especially against the backdrop of the beautiful bass that was served in Hevis in September. There are no olives, no pickled mini onions, no fish. Salts are just cucumbers, peppered sauerkraut and a mixture of cabbage and something. But pork, blood sausage and duck are still incredibly cooked. It's a shame the last one was only once. And the most puzzling thing is that although dinner is declared before 9 p.m., at 8 p.m., and sometimes earlier, the Marmite people started to carry away. She came to dinner on Friday at 7.45pm, there was no ice cream, an empty tray was carried away. She asked, very rudely, she said she wouldn't. They serve it, it turns out, once a week and it doesn't work out for everyone. At Hevis's Thermal, there's ice cream every day during dinner. And I've never seen food taken away until 9 p.m. Guests sometimes stayed after 9 p.m. This is not possible here in Sharwar. I was more comfortable coming to dinner after the pool at 8 p.m., when there's little crowd, quiet music, not laughter and loud screams from drunken guests, but such a visit to the restaurant at Charvaska Ensan is fraught with the danger of leaving little food. In the morning after 9 o'clock, coffee machines started to be taken away, although breakfast is before 10 o'clock. Very uncomfortable and unpleasant. It's as if you're being told in no uncertain terms that it's time to leave and let the waiters clean up quickly. Of the waiters, I want to thank the always attentive and friendly Richard and Attila. SPA. Here everything became quite sad: the composition of guests has changed dramatically, very noisy, there is no relaxation feeling that is usually present in such hotels. In the thermal pool, they dive, swim on their backs, rinse their hair out in the water, spit and excuse me, clean their noses of the resulting water. The staff is not responding. There's no way to get to the nozzles in the street pool. The same ones stand there for hours, blaring like a bazaar. That's why you had to go to the spa when everyone's gone by dinner or breakfast. Thermal outdoors is cold for swimming when outdoors even +10. 28 degrees is the norm for indoor swimming pools, but not outdoors. I used to swim quietly in this pool even in winter and not get cold. It was a special treat. It's chilly out there now. When choosing a hotel to visit, the main argument in favor of the Charvarskaya "Ensana" was precisely the street pool and relaxation in the spa area, as once in Danubius among German-Austrian pensioners. Now the hotel resembles a water park with all the attendant. Of course, it's not up to the hotel... And the treatment didn't work. They wrote that they didn't have their own doctor now, that he came, but they didn't warn him that he only came on Mondays. Since she arrived on Monday, she didn't get to see him from the road without knowing. And the next Monday, there was no point in seeing a doctor. So no dirt, no wraps, no extractors. This is the organization and further confirmation that the hotel is not for relaxation and treatment, but for relaxing noisy guests. I'll miss the old Danubius in Charwar for a quiet holiday in the wonderful arboretum. And yet, the resulting holiday is pleased, thank the hotel!