Thermal spa stop, winter water unavailable

The current price for one night is 1,500 dinars, with electricity. There was no water in winter because the supply is shut off. Otherwise it is as described, including the garbage. Quiet night, good for recharging the batteries.

Unhelpful people. €15 for the night, while that is also the entrance fee per adult, and €8 for children. Untidy and very dirty.

Free parking 100 meters from the center. Free electricity and water, even a basic outdoor toilet. I recommend visiting the original Turkish bath, the Hamam, in the city center. We paid €18 for bathing in the thermal waters with a massage.

When we arrived, we asked what the price was. They said 200 dinars. When we wanted to leave, they suddenly asked for 6,000 dinars for four nights. She said the prices had meanwhile increased—five times higher! It is just a parking lot where you are even surrounded by rubbish. We did visit the thermal baths. They are very outdated and cost €15 for adults and €8 for children. A rip-off.

Gravel parking area at the thermal baths. We stayed for free; electricity was available, and it was okay for one night. Pretty little spa town, five minutes to the center. Park for relaxing.

We parked for free. We spontaneously visited the thermal baths, which are somewhat dated, and highly recommend them in cold weather. Very nice little town. Very nice park nearby. The approach, access, and parking are all easy with large vehicles.

I am here today. Free parking at the thermal baths, with no services. The thermal baths with sauna cost 1,600 dinars, but the sauna opens at noon. There are three pools: two indoor and one outdoor. Good cleanliness.

We could not park for free. It cost 200 dinars, and 300 dinars if we used electricity. Otherwise fine. Nice swimming pool and nice town. The pitch itself is flat and attractive, but not particularly clean.

It is no longer a paid motorhome area, but just a free parking lot. No spaces on weekends, but it was fine from Sunday evening onward. Very quiet at night and right next to the pleasant thermal baths. Bins nearby and five minutes’ walk from the town center.

Relaxed spot in a pleasant town. Free overnight parking in the car park. We checked with the swimming pool cashier just to be sure, and it was completely fine. We could even get electricity if we wanted. The thermal baths themselves are faded glory, but you have to overlook that. We did not see any Western tourists in the town, only many local tourists.