by Marriott Budapest

Name: Fitness & Health Club by Marriott Budapest
Address: Apáczai Csere János utca 4, Budapest, Hungary, 1052, Hungary
Telephone: +36 1 486 5006
Price range: $$$

Newly refurbished and equipped gym for training. Workout classes and personal training with highly-qualified trainers. Sauna, steam bath, Jacuzzi and indulging massage treatments.

Opening Hours:
Monday to Friday - 6:00 a.m. - 10:00 p.m.
Saturday to Sunday - 8:00 a.m. - 9:00 p.m.

you deserve it

Membership benefits We are more than a gym. We are a club. Read on to see all that's included in your fitness club membership.

- Complimentary In-club amenities: filtered water station, fresh seasonal fruit, newspaper, steam room, sauna, Jacuzzi, hair and body products, razors, full-size and gym towels

- Unlimited visit of our classes during the membership period

be our member

YOU DESERVE A MEMBERSHIP Meet Fitness & Health Club by Marriott membership program. As one of our most valued devotees, indulge in exclusive benefits, professional trainers and the magnificent view from our club.

classes and personal training

MOVE YOUR BODY There's always a time for heart-pumping action with experienced and motivating trainers to keep you going at Fitness & Health Club by Marriott Budapest. Upon request, book an appointment with a personal trainer in order to get a personalized program according to your specific needs and goals.

our wellness services

STOP AND RELAX IN STYLE. Renew your energy, restore your vitality. Get the treatment you deserve. Enjoy the jacuzzi, the sauna and the steam bath and just rest, or revitalize after a long week of work. It is the ideal place to recharge and regenerate.

OUR WELLNESS SERVICES:
Massage | Sauna | Steam bath | Jacuzzi
Non-members welcome.

about us

GET TO KNOW OUR STAFF Get and stay in shape with us - enjoy our luxury environment and workout sessions personalized to your needs. Fitness & Health Club by Marriott is located in the Budapest Marriott Hotel, with an incomparable location on the banks of the Danube River in the heart of the city center.