On June 19–20, 2026, Balatonalmádi pulses to the sound of Balaton Vibez: for two days, from 2:00 p.m. to 2:00 a.m., the hottest DJs and nationally known performers keep the sets spinning. The venue is 10 Véghely Dezső St., 8220 Balatonalmádi, just steps from the beach and the town center, so after the music you can reach the water, the shore, and the city buzz in no time.
Festival-goers also get unbeatable logistics: Veszprém and Balatonfüred are 12 km away, and the town is easily accessible by train, bus, and car. The program lineup is fast-paced, mainstream-friendly, and runs late into the night, while the lakeside vibe guarantees daytime lounging and evening energy in equal measure.
From budget to luxury: sleep like a dream
Near the beach and town center, wallet-friendly apartments are available year-round: one apartment house offers four fully equipped units for 2–3–4 guests, perfect for party travelers. The waterfront is about 984 feet away, and a 4–5 minute walk gets you to everything—beach, restaurants, shops. If you’re after views, Balaton Panorama Villa (Balatoni Panoráma Villa) tempts with a heated pool, spacious terrace, and lake-view balconies. Each room has a private bathroom with a shower, and there’s a shared kitchen—ideal for groups and longer stays.
Barbara Guesthouse (Barbara Panzió) is in a quiet corner of the town center, about 1,640 feet from the shore, operating year-round with rooms for 2–3–4 guests and an apartment. The beach, market, restaurants, shops, and train and boat stations are a comfortable 5–8 minute walk away—no stress, just ease.
Boutique vibes and villa life
Gutenberg Villa is all about refined hospitality: outstanding mattresses, a welcome drink (soft drink, lemonade, mineral water), free Wi‑Fi, and indoor activities and games if the weather turns—care at its best. The former Záborszky Villa welcomes you in the heart of Balatonalmádi with 15 rooms for 2–3–4 guests in a peaceful setting—perfect for power naps between the festival and a swim.
Hotel, views, indulgence
Hotel Viktória sits in the town’s geographic center, in a quiet area yet just minutes from the center and the lake. This renovated, early 20th‑century guesthouse invites with en‑suite double rooms, an elegant, homey restaurant, and a garden terrace. The Mediterranean terrace offers beautiful views of the hills embracing Almádi—ideal with your morning coffee.
Hunguest Hotel Bál Resort is the flagship of comfort and pampering in an old-growth park, 656 feet from Lake Balaton, connected to the hotel by a bridge. Air‑conditioned rooms and suites come with TVs, safes, minibars, Wi‑Fi, and stunning views. The exclusive suite of about 430 square feet impresses with a walk‑in closet. Spacious suites have separate living and sleeping areas, with a pull‑out sofa in the living room; connecting rooms are ideal for families and groups of friends.
Nereus Park Hotel sits right on the shore in a 2‑hectare park, with a private beach, secure parking, and a marina, easily reached from Route 71 and just a short walk from the bus and train stations. Another favorite along the waterfront promenade boasts a modern wellness area: ground‑floor garden‑access rooms and upstairs, air‑conditioned, freshly renovated rooms and apartments with wonderful views; inside, a steam cabin, sauna, and experience pool are available not only to hotel guests.
Príma Porta Guesthouse (Príma Porta Vendégház) is in the center yet tranquil, 2,460 feet from the lake, with hillside views. Freshly renovated, air‑conditioned rooms feature private bathrooms, a fridge, TV, and free Wi‑Fi, plus a terrace with seating and a Balaton panorama. The main beach is an eight‑minute walk. Buffet breakfast is served on the flower‑filled, covered, panoramic garden terrace; sun loungers, sports equipment, and a common room with TV and a pool table round out the offering.
Caffeine, breakfast, pizza, fine sips
In Balatonalmádi, a specialty coffee shop awaits caffeine fans, while a cozy bistro in the town center bakes long‑fermented, wood‑fired Neapolitan pizza and tempts with Middle Eastern–inspired dishes. There’s a terrace under plane trees, and if you’d rather stay in, they deliver within the area.
At Budatava Beach (Budatavai Strand), a tradition‑minded fish spot serves crispy fried classics: pike‑perch, bream, trout, European hake, plus fisherman’s soup and aspic. For a wine‑filled afternoon, head to Pinkóczi Garden Restaurant & Wine Terrace (pinkóczi Kertvendéglő és Borterasz) by the Balaton bike path and Remete Forest (Remete‑erdő): their own barrel‑aged wines and bottles from the Csopak–Balatonfüred wine region, savory bites, and oven‑baked and grilled specialties. Ideal for family‑friend gatherings and corporate groups.
The Almádi Yacht Club restaurant is a stylish culinary oasis—brunch, lunch, dinner, elegant setting, wide selection of food and drinks, open daily. Lounge Coffee & Wine in the center offers specialty coffees, teas, fine wines, and hot and cold sandwiches.
If you’re after fair prices, good music, and a chill community vibe, Picuri serves pizza, bone marrow toast, and burgers, plus free computer and Wi‑Fi use. Pinkóczi is a true Hungarian csárda on the northeastern side of Öreg‑hegy, among forests and vineyards, with live music, creative programs, gourmet specialties, and warm hospitality. On the large beach at Káptalanfüred, music, cool drinks, and light bites guarantee summer relaxation.
Veganeeta is a specialty café, breakfast spot, and restaurant where vegan dishes and house‑made, signature‑recipe desserts appeal even to non‑vegans. A good choice any time of day—to kick off or wrap up a festival day.
A note to close
Organizers reserve the right to change dates and programs, so it’s worth checking the latest info before you go. Balatonalmádi is ready: waves by day, bass by night—Vibez will switch summer to high in 2026.
