Hodonin Spa

Hodonin Spa is one of the youngest spa facilities in the Czech Republic. Hodonin – the birthplace of the first Czechoslovak president T. G. Masaryk – is located in the heart of the Moravian Slovácko region, where the borders of Austria, the Czech Republic, and Slovakia intersect. The brick sanatorium began operations in 1979, which explains the modern appearance of the spa buildings and park. Between 2001 and 2004, the spa facility underwent significant reconstruction, and in 2006 a new annex opened, barrier-free connected to the original spa building. The modern spa facility located in the middle of a picturesque park offers comprehensive spa and supplementary services under one roof. Its own natural source of iodine-bromine brine, pumped from the deepest wells in the Czech Republic, has unique therapeutic, regenerative, and preventive effects on the entire body. The relaxed atmosphere of this family-type spa also creates ideal conditions for successful therapeutic processes and perfect regeneration.

Natural healing resources: natural, medium-mineralized, iodine-bromine, sodium chloride mineral water with increased content of metaboric acid. These are cold hypertonic waters.

Leisure time:

In the town and its surroundings, tennis courts, an indoor pool and outdoor swimming pool, multipurpose sports halls, bicycle rentals, fitness centers, shooting ranges, riding schools and more are in operation. Spa guests can visit the local Masaryk Museum, Gallery of Fine Arts, Museum of Oil Extraction, zoological garden, water tourism center at the U Jezu pier. Directly at the spa, guests can rent bicycles and Nordic walking poles, outdoor games, beautify themselves at the hairdressing and beauty salon, exercise in the fitness center, or swim in the pool with whirlpool. Dance evenings, musical and theatrical performances, fashion shows and trips to the surroundings are regularly organized at the spa. Conference facilities are also available at the spa.

Trips in the area:

• historical sites: Mikulčice-Valy (archaeological site from the Great Moravian period), chateaux in Lednice, Milotice, Strážnice, Strážnice open-air museum
• regular boat trips on the Morava River (U Jezu pier, Bata Canal)
• wine cellars near the spa (Čejkovice, Mutěnice, Prušánky, Strážnice)
• protected landscape areas of the White Carpathians and Pálava
• Moravian wine cycling routes
• folk festivals throughout the year