Hajdúszoboszló’s Hungarospa bath complex is rolling out kid-friendly fun all year: every Saturday at 2 p.m., families can jump into the Miki Mini Party at the Aqua-Palace Adventure Bath, on the upper floor’s Gyerekvilág (Children’s World) level. The venue is at 4200 Hajdúszoboszló, Szent István Park 1-3, and the program runs weekly throughout the season, making it an easy add-on to a spa weekend or a holiday in the city famed for its healing waters.
Dates are already set for 2026, including 01/31, 02/07, 02/14, and 02/21 in Hajdúszoboszló, with more Saturdays added as the calendar expands. Organizers reserve the right to change dates and programs, so it’s worth double-checking before you go or giving them a call.
Where to Stay: From Quiet Apartments to Family Hotels
The area around the sprawling Hungarospa complex is packed with accommodations, most within a few minutes’ stroll of the main pools, Aqua-Palace, and therapy buildings. One holiday house sits about 400 meters (roughly a 5-minute walk) from the beach area, with four separate upstairs apartments: two doubles, one for four, and one for five, open year-round and popular with travelers looking for quiet in the garden district. It’s a calm pocket inside the resort zone, ideal for downtime between bath sessions; the Medical Spa (Gyógyfürdő) and Béke Bath (Béke fürdő) are just minutes away on foot.
Another pension sits in a prime spot by the airport, only 100 meters from the beach, and about 400 meters from both the Aquapark and the newer Extreme Slide Park. The Árpád pool and Hungarospa therapy building are next door, offering a solid menu of medical treatments for those who need them.
Alice Apartman, opened in 2010, brings a family vibe in a peaceful setting close to the beach, thermal baths, and the Aqua-Palace. Several apartment houses in the resort quarter are about a comfortable five-minute walk from the world-famous baths, in quiet surroundings. On Kölcsey and Major streets, newly built apartments are 100 and 200 meters from the beach entrance, with restaurants, a market, and grocery stores close by.
One apartment house in the holiday center, 200 meters from the beach and 150 meters from the bus station, opened in June 2009 and is tucked into a peaceful corner. A guesthouse on a cul-de-sac offers free courtyard parking and a shared breakfast kitchen, open all year. Another property in the heart of Hajdúszoboszló is just a short stroll from the medical baths. For a splash of luxury, Apartment Evelin sits around 200 meters from the baths and features its own private pool in the courtyard.
Where to Eat: Tradition, Terroir, and Big Terraces
A local hotel and restaurant sits at the heart of Eastern Hungary’s tourist triangle in Hajdúszoboszló, just 300 meters from the Medical Spa (Gyógyfürdő) entrance and 500 meters from the city center. The town’s mineral-rich thermal water is famous across Europe, supporting both bathing and drinking cures.
Kemencés Csárda carries classic Great Hungarian Plain (Alföld) roadside inn vibes into the present—traditional flavors and heritage, reimagined for today—reflected in both menu and interiors. A romantic, elegant complex near the spa offers a 150-seat covered terrace plus an 80-seat panoramic terrace upstairs, a hit when the weather cooperates.
Major Pension and Restaurant (Major Panzió és Étterem) and its apartments sit in a quiet pocket of the spa zone: about an easy eight-minute walk to the winter entrance of the medical bath, and two minutes to the summer gates. Another large, family- and kid-friendly hotel in the resort district packs 107 rooms and its own medical and wellness section. Options range from doubles and triples to 2+2 family apartments, family rooms with bunk beds, and high-comfort suites. Rooms come with color TV, minibar, phone, in-room safe, and many have air conditioning and balconies; all have private bathrooms with toilets.
Mirage restaurant invites families, friends, and business partners to check out its renovated space—an exclusive setting with a mood-lit pálinka wall, a seasonal menu, and guest-focused service. A stylish venue pairing an atmospheric restaurant and patisserie offers an expanded drink list and 13 room types aimed at business travelers, couples, families with children, and the young at heart. The refined rooms tick all the comfort boxes, with versions featuring either bathtubs or shower cabins.
Nr. 8 is a friendly spot in the spa zone, open day and night, ready for families and friend groups with a menu that leans classic and playful on the grill side. Don’t skip the terrace—summer and winter versions run from April through the end of November. The nearly 80-seat pavilion is one of the city’s largest, pouring fine cocktails and soul-warming drinks for passersby. For something quicker, a snack spot just a minute from the Hungarospa Medical Spa (Hungarospa Gyógyfürdő) entrance serves savory and sweet crepes, alongside special lemonades, cocktails, coffee, and craft ice creams.
A pension 50 meters from the baths delivers a calm, family atmosphere and solid prices, with two double rooms and eight four-bed, uniquely furnished rooms with French beds. Spacious balcony rooms come with bathrooms, TVs, and fridges; the in-house restaurant lays out a generous continental breakfast. Drivers get free secured parking.
Plan It, Save It, Go
You can add the Miki Mini Party to your bucket list or set alerts for updates as more dates go live. Need assistance? Call the organizers. Keep in mind: programs and times may change. The national events calendar and Hajdúszoboszló’s program pages offer more picks and practical links for a full weekend planned around baths, slides, and family-friendly fun.
