The Best Resorts in Hungary
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The best resorts in Hungary, according to the experts: the Michelin Guide has weighed in, and their honors are what rank this list. LUA Resort comes out on top.
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An infinity pool hovering over Lake Balaton tends to set the tone. LUA is a sleek, design-forward resort sitting directly on Balatonfüred's marina, with clean-lined rooms, a freshwater beach, and a spa. The restaurant and bar, NOON, runs menus developed with a Michelin-starred kitchen behind them. The whole package is minimalist without feeling cold, which is a harder trick than it sounds on the Hungarian Riviera.
The awards
- Michelin Guide Michelin Guide: Selected Hotels
- Michelin Guide Selected Hotels
Why #1, not #2
Both places show 68. This one's exact Score is 68.2 and the next is 67.6, so it ranks first. We round what you see, but we rank on the exact number.
- #1 LUA Resort (this place) 68.2
- #2 Mövenpick Balaland Resort Lake Balaton 67.6
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A resort on Lake Balaton's southern shore where the design brief was apparently "Jules Verne by way of the Caribbean," resulting in colonial-tropical architecture outside and Around the World in 80 Days interiors within. There's an on-site theme park, suites built for families with small and restless members, and a rooftop spa with lake views for whoever earned a quiet hour. Few resorts in the area try this hard to keep everyone busy at once.
The awards
- Michelin Guide Michelin Guide: Selected Hotels
- Michelin Guide Selected Hotels
Why #2, not #1
Both places show 68. This one's exact Score is 67.6 and the one above is 68.2, so it ranks second. We round what you see, but we rank on the exact number.
- #1 LUA Resort 68.2
- #2 Mövenpick Balaland Resort Lake Balaton (this place) 67.6
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Finnish log cabins ring a family resort in Hungary's Bükk mountains, less than two hours from Budapest, where the to-do list runs from hiking and skiing to spelunking. The Avalon leans hard into the outdoors but keeps things comfortable after dark, and a go-kart track on site signals where everyone's priorities actually lie. The spa is there for when the slopes win. Selected by the Michelin Guide.
The awards
- Michelin Guide Michelin Guide: Selected Hotels
- Michelin Guide Selected Hotels