Hajdúszoboszló is amping up the final days of 2025 with live shows and late-night energy at Rock Café, the city’s home of electric guitars, gritty vocals, and loud weekends. Tucked at 4200, Rákóczi St. (Rákóczi u.) 119, the venue keeps the spirit of rock alive year-round, promising proper concerts, a loyal crowd, and a scene that still channels that youthful, rebellious pulse. Rock gave generations the soundtrack to speak their truth, and Rock Café is where that pulse still thunders in the famed spa town—expect live bands, buzzing nights, and zero compromise on volume.
Three Nights, Three Vibes
The year-end lineup is compact and punchy. On 2025.12.27., Nagy Bogi steps in for a special year-end concert, bringing a polished pop edge with emotive delivery and a following that knows all the words. It’s a proper wrap to the holiday week in Hajdúszoboszló, with a front-row feel even if you’re mid-floor.
On 2025.12.28., LMEN PRALA & the Band hit the stage, dialing up the energy with a live band set built to lean into bass and bounce. Expect crowd heat, swagger, and a set designed to get the room moving, fast.
Then, on 2025.12.29., Triász take over—veteran musicians with arena-flow songs perfectly fitted to a club space. Big choruses, tight solos, and that classic Hungarian rock ring that makes you want to raise a glass and sing along.
Stay Close to the Stage
If you’re coming in for the shows, the town’s got you covered on stays. Plenty of apartments and guesthouses cluster right around the baths and the venue area, giving you the easy option to walk everywhere. One holiday home sits just 400 meters from the beach complex—about a 5-minute walk—with four separate upstairs apartments: two doubles, one for four, and one for five. It’s open all year and set up for quiet downtime between nights out.
Another guest favorite sits deep in the peaceful garden district of Hajdúszoboszló’s resort zone, loved for its silence and calm. If you’re here to recharge, the Spa (Gyógyfürdő) and Peace Bath (Béke Fürdő) are just minutes away on foot—healing waters, treatments, and that soft post-bath float before a loud gig.
There’s also a pension in a prime spot near the airport, only 100 meters from the beach complex and 400 meters from both the Aquapark and the newer Extreme Slide Park (Extrém Csúszdapark). The Árpád pool and the Hungarospa therapy building are right next door for anyone needing targeted treatments while they’re in town.
Apartments for Every Group
Alice Apartment (Alice Apartman) opened in 2010 with a family vibe in a quiet area near the beach complex, thermal baths, and Aqua-Palace. Another apartment house in the resort district sits a comfortable 5-minute stroll from the world-famous baths—calm and convenient.
Modern builds on Kölcsey and Major streets are 100 and 200 meters from the beach entrances. You’ll find restaurants, a market, and grocery stores nearby—ideal for a weekend base. One apartment house launched in June 2009 in the central resort area 200 meters from the beach complex, just 150 meters from the bus station, tucked into a peaceful pocket so sleep comes easy after the afterparty.
Prefer ultra-quiet? A guesthouse in a cul-de-sac promises zero through traffic and free courtyard parking. There’s a shared breakfast kitchen and year-round availability. Another stay sits right in the heart of Hajdúszoboszló just minutes from the Spa (Gyógyfürdő), so you never have to rush.
For a splash of luxe, Apartment Evelin (Apartman Evelin) is about 200 meters from the baths, with its own private pool in the yard for a slow morning float before the night kicks off.
Eat, Sip, Chill
Refuel across a string of local favorites. A hotel-restaurant combo sits in eastern Hungary’s tourism triangle, 300 meters from the Spa (Gyógyfürdő) and 500 from the city center—perfect if you’re mixing treatments and nightlife. Kemencés Inn (Kemencés Csárda) keeps old Great Plain (Alföld) roadside inn traditions alive in a refreshed, modern form, from the menu to the interior design. Across the street from the Spa (Gyógyfürdő), Lorena Restaurant (Lorena Étterem) leans romantic and elegant, with a loyal following. Major Pension and Restaurant (Major Panzió és Étterem) is in the spa district but tucked into a calm corner—8 minutes from the winter entrance and 2 minutes from the summer gate on foot.
If you’re traveling with kids or a crew, a 107-room hotel in the resort zone offers family- and child-friendly rooms, some with balconies and air conditioning, plus its own wellness and therapy wing. Think twin and triple rooms, 2+2 family apartments, family rooms with bunk beds, and suites—TV, minibar, phone, in-room safe, and en-suite bathrooms as standard.
Mirage Restaurant (Mirage étterem) has had a fresh makeover and now sports an exclusive setting with a mood-lit pálinka wall, seasonal menus, and customer-first service. Another spot blends a cozy restaurant and patisserie with a wide drinks list and 13 different room types—catering to business travelers, couples, families, and anyone young at heart. Some rooms come with bathtubs, others with showers, all dressed with refined elegance.
Nr. 8 is a relaxed pick in the spa zone—day or night, classic or adventurous from the grill. The seasonal terrace runs from April to the end of November, and the 80-seat pergola is one of the city’s biggest, with cocktails and warming sips for post-walk lingering. For something quick and sweet or savory, there’s a spot just a minute from the Hungarospa Spa (Hungarospa Gyógyfürdő) entrance serving crepes, lemonades, cocktails, specialty coffees, and craft ice cream.
One pension sits only 50 meters from the baths, quiet and family-like, with two double rooms and eight four-bed, uniquely furnished king rooms. Expect big balconies, private bathrooms, TV, fridges, a generous continental breakfast, and free gated parking for drivers.
Plan, But Stay Flexible
Note that organizers reserve the right to change times and programs. Check updates before you go—and then go loud.
