Both thermal baths feature large wooden tubs, which will be filled with warm thermal water combined with a jug of natural beer ingredients during your visit. This mixture includes malt, hops, and yeast, believed to have a rejuvenating effect on your skin due to high vitamin B content.

Each session takes 45 minutes, and a relaxing bath isn’t the only thing you’ll get to enjoy along the way. You can also drink as many pints of beer as you like from the taps beside the tub and enjoy traditional Hungarian appetizers.

To make the whole thing even better, you don’t have to end your thermal bath adventure once those 45 minutes run out. You can also buy combined daily tickets for Lukács Bath and Széchenyi Bath, and enjoy their main pools until the closing time.

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The Bjorbodin Spa, Iceland

This Beer spa opened its gates in June 2017 and it offers a 25-minute beer bath in a tub made from Kambala wood. There is no age limit for the beer bath because the bathwater is undrinkable; it is a mix of beer, water, hops, and yeast. However, if you want to treat yourself with an excellent Icelandic beer, no worries, there is a draught next to every tub.

Bernard Beer Spa, Czech Republic

If you are a huge beer fan, you should immediately book a flight to Prague. Why? Well, because the world’s best beers are found there.

The Bernard Beer Spa is also located in the capital of Czech Republic. Other than healthy detoxifying beer baths, the Bernard Beer Spa offers you an unlimited beer consummating during your treatment.

 BrewDog Beer Hotel

The first UK beer hotel called the DogHouse will welcome its guest in early 2019. This 26-room hotel, located next to its brewery in Scotland will be a true paradise for beer-enthusiasts. Beer fridges in the showers, beer hot tubs etc. are just some of the amazing and mind-blowing things visitors will experience.

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Both thermal baths feature large wooden tubs, which will be filled with warm thermal water combined with a jug of natural beer ingredients during your visit. This mixture includes malt, hops, and yeast, believed to have a rejuvenating effect on your skin due to high vitamin B content.

Each session takes 45 minutes, and a relaxing bath isn’t the only thing you’ll get to enjoy along the way. You can also drink as many pints of beer as you like from the taps beside the tub and enjoy traditional Hungarian appetizers.

To make the whole thing even better, you don’t have to end your thermal bath adventure once those 45 minutes run out. You can also buy combined daily tickets for Lukács Bath and Széchenyi Bath, and enjoy their main pools until the closing time.

The post Budapest Has Its Own Thermal Beer Spas appeared first on Traveler Master.

The Bjorbodin Spa, Iceland

This Beer spa opened its gates in June 2017 and it offers a 25-minute beer bath in a tub made from Kambala wood. There is no age limit for the beer bath because the bathwater is undrinkable; it is a mix of beer, water, hops, and yeast. However, if you want to treat yourself with an excellent Icelandic beer, no worries, there is a draught next to every tub.

Bernard Beer Spa, Czech Republic

If you are a huge beer fan, you should immediately book a flight to Prague. Why? Well, because the world’s best beers are found there.

The Bernard Beer Spa is also located in the capital of Czech Republic. Other than healthy detoxifying beer baths, the Bernard Beer Spa offers you an unlimited beer consummating during your treatment.

 BrewDog Beer Hotel

The first UK beer hotel called the DogHouse will welcome its guest in early 2019. This 26-room hotel, located next to its brewery in Scotland will be a true paradise for beer-enthusiasts. Beer fridges in the showers, beer hot tubs etc. are just some of the amazing and mind-blowing things visitors will experience.

https://www.instagram.com/p/BYZmL_rFkAK/?tagged=brewdoghotel

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