The little spa town on the Romanian border has undergone a radical makover in the past years. From a sleepy, boring bordertown it turned into charming small town, ideal for relaxation.
Hotel Erkel was built to serve the spa probably in the 70s. Even though efforts were made to renovate it, details still ruin the experience to some extent (doors, windows, shower curtains, etc.). It is great though that you can just take the elevator down to the spa with all the amenities and terrible looking and smelling but excellent quality healing water.
Most of the guests are above 60, using the fringe benefits of the Hungarian health care system and stay there for weeks. Most of them tend to be quite assertive at the breakfast buffee...

One interesting extra is DVD players in the rooms (bring your own DVDs). more