A nice spa center, with saunas, baths (milk, vanilla, algae...) excellent massage :) , etc. The hotel has a beatiful vue to the Balaton lake, and it's next to the yacht club.

We were fortunate to be allocated what was actually a small apartment in the hotel extension, which was well equipped, comfortable and quiet. From what we could see of the other rooms, these too were good, many having balconies overlooking Lake Balaton.
The front desk staff were efficient and friendly and the hotel's position was very convenient being right on the waterfront. Although we didn't have time to use it, the pool looked inviting. Our rate included breakfast which was plentiful, although the cooked food was more suited to the continental Euopean taste than the British.
The bars and restaurants nearby were very economical. Our favourite was the Borcsa about an 8 minute walk away along the front, turning right out of the hotel. There is outside seating on a terrace alongside the lake. inside smart and plush furnishing with a comfortable 1960s feel to it and further covered tables outside by the boardwalk.
Try the local wine huts alongside the lakefront where locals and tourists gather for a drink or two. A deposit is required for the glasses if these are taken beyond the bar area.
We found the Hungarian people friendly and helpful throughout our stay.

Would you like to pay 150 pounds for B&B where your greasy breakfast is served in a china from IKEA?
Worst value hotel, disgusting breakfast, mediocre room.
Hey Hungarian snobs, get your act right, you can easily do a better hotel at Balaton than this!

We planned to stay in the hotel for 3 nights. It was reasonably clean, the staff was very helpful, the room was overlooking the lake. We felt this is the hotel for us until we went down for dinner at the hotel restaurant, where it was obvious that the kitchen is using the cheapest possible ingredients. This would still not be a problem, but the beds in the rooms are designed for heavy people, which we aren`t, so after the first night and the low quality hotel breakfast (capuccino fom a weird powder, budget jam, etc.) we headed for the local pharmacy, where we could buy pain killers to somehow recover from the cramps caused by the hard as concrete beds. When we asked for a room change, they confirmed that the beds are all the same in every room. We had to leave for another hotel, where we recovered.
Beware of this hotel if you are not corpulent.