From
€144 / night
Hissar Spa Hotel stands in one of Hisarya's famous parks, surrounded by hot mineral springs and a short walk from the Roman walls — a long-established address with one of the town's deepest treatment offerings.
The spa and the water
Its deluxe spa is geared to therapy as much as relaxation: a heated mineral pool, hot benches, a Kneipp walk, an ice room, adventure and cold showers, an infrared sauna and a Roman bath, backed by modern physiotherapy and mud and paraffin applications. Hisarya's fluoride-, silica- and radon-rich water is used here above all for the kidneys and urinary tract, the joints and the digestive system — a strong base for a structured course rather than a quick soak.
Who it suits
Travellers who want genuine balneo treatment — physiotherapy, mud, structured programmes — in a quiet, green park setting, with the Roman heritage on the doorstep.
What guests say
Recent guests rate it well (see the rating panel): the park location, the spa facilities, comfortable beds and friendly staff lead the praise; the most common caveat is that some rooms feel dated relative to the four-star billing.
Mineral water
- Composition
- Set among Hisarya's hot springs, the deluxe spa runs on the town's hydrocarbonate-sodium water (fluoride-, silica- and radon-rich) — a heated mineral pool, a Roman bath, hot benches and a Kneipp walk, with mud and paraffin applications.
Treatments
Facilities
Location
Hisarya, Bulgaria
Frequently asked questions
What treatments does it offer?+
A deluxe spa with a heated mineral pool, Roman bath, Kneipp walk, ice room and infrared sauna, plus physiotherapy and mud and paraffin applications.
What is the water good for?+
Hisarya's hydrocarbonate-sodium water is used for the kidneys and urinary tract, the joints and the digestive system.
Where is the hotel?+
In one of Hisarya's parks among the hot springs, a short walk from the Roman walls and ruins.
Is it better for treatment or relaxation?+
Both, but its strength is structured balneo treatment — physiotherapy, mud therapy and longer cure programmes.