All Thermal SPA Resorts in Ukraine: Relaxation and Wellness in One Hot Package

The current popularity of holidays at resorts with thermal springs is clear proof of the saying that “everything new is just well-forgotten old.” Why? Balneological resorts are currently experiencing a new wave of popularity. Just think back to how Jane Austen’s heroines loved to “go to Bath for the waters” while also looking for suitable husbands for their nieces.
Fortunately, you don’t have to travel all the way to Britain to enjoy a holiday surrounded by thermal springs. Ukrainian SPA resorts are not only on par with their international counterparts in terms of service quality but also surpass them in many ways!
So, where in Ukraine can you enjoy a holiday that is not only relaxing but also beneficial to your health?

1. Kosyno Thermal Waters, Koson Village.

This resort is considered one of the best in Ukraine, and, to be honest, it is thoroughly deserving of that reputation. A well with healing water was discovered in this area in the 1980s. As often happens, the discovery came as a complete surprise to geologists who were searching for oil. The water flows into the pools from a depth of more than 1,100 metres without filtration or chemical treatment. The list of beneficial elements found in Kosyno’s thermal water is virtually endless: iron, calcium, potassium, magnesium, chromium, selenium, zinc, and countless other trace elements.

The aesthetics of the thermal pools at Kosyno deserve special attention. You have probably seen a photograph of the world’s tallest illusion fountain, the “Golden Tap”. The jacuzzi fountains shaped like traditional Transcarpathian beverages are equally impressive: beer, wine, coffee, and palinka. Creative Instagram photos are guaranteed! Water temperatures range from 31 °C in the children's pool to 38 °C in the large thermal pools, while the hot section of the contrasting “Yin-Yang” pool is heated to 40 °C.

The saunas at Kosyno are another compelling reason to visit. At the “Royal Saunas” complex, you can explore the “Ice Cave” or the “Salt Fox Den” and enjoy an unforgettable experience. In summer, the resort also features a water park with 15 slides.

2. Zhayvoronok Wellness Complex, Berehove.

A modern and comfortable leisure complex that has been welcoming visitors since 2003. In addition to the thermal waters, guests can enjoy delicious Ukrainian cuisine, exquisite Transcarpathian wines, and breathtaking scenery. Facilities include thermal pools, SPA treatments, a salt room, a wood-fired sauna, jacuzzis, a restaurant, a wine cellar, and a hotel.

The pools are filled with natural mineral water drawn directly from wells 1,200 metres deep. The water undergoes no treatment, allowing visitors to fully experience its healing properties. At the source, the water temperature is approximately 57 °C, so it is not heated but rather cooled. As a result, pool temperatures range from 25 to 40 °C. An indoor thermal pool is open all year round, while in summer visitors can enjoy a renovated outdoor beach area featuring a 25 × 12.5 m sports pool, a children's pool with slides, and a two-level thermal pool.

3. Zakarpattia Training and Sports Centre, Berehove.

Another place in Berehove where you can improve your well-being in a thermal water pool. The water is extracted from a well 1,100 metres deep. Its mineral composition is rich in bromine and iodine. Interestingly, thermal water with similar physicochemical properties can only be found in Iceland and New Zealand.

Even in winter, the temperature of the outdoor pools never drops below 32 °C. There are three pools in total: one large 50-metre pool and two children's pools.

4. Children's and Youth Sports School Sports and Wellness Complex, Mukachevo.

Most tourists visit Mukachevo to see the cherry blossoms and Palanok Castle. However, it turns out that you can also relax in a hot thermal pool here! It is located in the city's park area, not far from the Latorica River.

The local water is particularly rich in minerals. It has beneficial effects on the nervous and endocrine systems and may help relieve cold symptoms. The complex has been undergoing an extended renovation, so it is worth checking whether the pool is open before planning your visit.

5. Borzhava Sanatorium, Dovhe Village.

Fresh Transcarpathian air, pristine nature, and thermal springs – this is the recipe for Borzhava's success. The variety of therapeutic water treatments available here is truly impressive: thermal mineral water baths, rosemary, lemon balm and wild herb baths, SPA baths, and the “Casanova” wine bath-jacuzzi. And that's not even mentioning hippotherapy, aqua aerobics, stone therapy, herbal barrel baths, and massages. In short, there is plenty to keep you occupied!

The sanatorium uses five types of mineral water with different compositions, not only for drinking but also for baths, showers, and other water treatments. Its thermal water is distinguished by its high mineral content. Baths using this water are intended to help treat conditions affecting the musculoskeletal, nervous, and cardiovascular systems.

6. “Teply Vody” (Warm Waters), Velyatyno Village.

Another resort that successfully combines therapeutic treatments with interesting leisure activities. There are 10 swimming pools on the premises, including 3 thermal pools and 2 mineral water pools. And if that is not enough, the resort also features 6 thermal baths, each with a different mineral composition.

The water is extracted from a well almost 1 km deep and is rich in sodium, magnesium, bromine, calcium, iodine, and other beneficial elements. Its mineral content reaches almost 100 g/l – dozens of times higher than that of seawater. The water temperature in the pools is approximately 36–38 °C.

If you feel like adding a little adventure after your relaxing treatments, you won't have to go far. The resort offers tubing, a zipline, a water slide, a sports ground, and plenty of activities for children.

7. Romantik Spa Hotel, Yaremche.

A modern hotel and wellness complex in the very heart of the Carpathians. It seamlessly combines luxurious relaxation, nature, and wellness. The hotel operates on an Ultra All Inclusive basis, offering guests a variety of SPA treatments, swimming pools filled with saline-magnesium mineral water, massage rooms, saunas, and traditional hot tubs.

The wellness complex is surrounded by a coniferous forest and located close to popular tourist attractions, including Mount Makovytsia, Probiy Waterfall, Maiden's Tears Waterfall, and the Dovbush Trail. Walking tours and bus excursions are available to guests.

The main highlight is the indoor and outdoor swimming pools filled with mineral-rich water that is beneficial to the body. The pool features hydromassage facilities, a cascading waterfall, and a relaxation area. The complex is ideal for family holidays and romantic getaways, as well as for anyone who appreciates comfort and tranquillity.

8. Harmonia Thermal and Recreation Complex, Mynai Village (on the outskirts of Uzhhorod).

Harmonia is the newest complex on our list. It opened in late 2021 and operates under the concept of a “sanatorium close to home”. Uzhhorod is just a short distance away, making it a convenient place to visit even for a few hours between exploring the city.

The complex's greatest asset is its own 870-metre-deep well. The water reaches the surface at a temperature of approximately 37 °C and is of marine origin. It is carbonated, silicic, boron-containing, and highly mineralised, with a mineral content of around 20 g/l. The water is cooled naturally, maintaining a comfortable temperature of 31–34 °C in the two indoor thermal pools. This temperature range is particularly suitable for those who find hotter pools uncomfortable.

In summer, a seasonal 230 m² swimming pool opens, filled with silicic water from a separate, shallower well. A café terrace operates nearby. There is also a mineral water pump room. The medical centre deserves special mention: visitors can benefit from underwater spinal traction, massages, physiotherapy treatments, and consultations with doctors. And for those wishing to stay longer, the complex also has its own hotel.

9. Teplytsia Sanatorium, Vynohradiv.

Wellness treatments using mineral and thermal water pools are the sanatorium's main speciality. However, we also recommend exploring its extensive range of SPA treatments, including various baths, massages, and aromatherapy. The thermal water comes from the depths of Black Mountain: the well reaches a depth of 961 metres, and the water emerges at a temperature of 39 °C. The sanatorium claims that no other water in Ukraine has a comparable unique mineral composition.

Teplytsia also surprises its guests with a wide range of entertainment options. Facilities include a library, sports ground, full-size and table tennis, a sauna, a Turkish hammam, a café, and a cinema. The resort also hosts tournaments and championships.

10. Thermal Star Sanatorium and Resort Complex, Nyzhnie Solotvyno Village.

The list of water treatments available at Thermal Star could go on and on: a thermal swimming pool, contrast baths, pearl baths, aromatic baths, carbon dioxide baths, saunas, and a circular shower. The complex has two private wells supplying thermal mineral water with a high silica content. Its mineral composition has beneficial effects on the musculoskeletal and peripheral nervous systems, helps strengthen the body's immune system, and combats cellulite. The pool water temperature is approximately 33–35 °C.

Guests can also enjoy a swimming pool and jacuzzi filled with mildly mineralised water, as well as a sandy beach with comfortable sun loungers. There is a volleyball court and table tennis nearby. Water treatments can also be complemented by traditional hot tubs, a sauna, and a hammam.

11. Derenivska Kupil Sanatorium Complex, Nyzhnie Solotvyno Village.

It seems that everything you could possibly need for a perfect holiday – and even more – is available here. What impresses visitors most, however, is the enchanting arboretum and rose garden on the complex's grounds. It is a true botanical garden featuring a collection of 5,000 plants from around the world! Delicate cherry blossoms, magnolias, and thousands of roses grow here. It's almost like something out of a song.

Thermal water for the semi-open swimming pool at the “Silver Thermal Baths” SPA complex is drawn from a depth of 640 metres. Thanks to its physical and chemical properties, the water helps improve circulation, lower blood pressure, and calm the nervous system. The pool water temperature is approximately 34 °C.

12. Zolota Hora Hotel and Restaurant Complex, Barvinok Village.

This complex resembles a small, cosy castle. You immediately get the feeling that you are somewhere near Uzhhorod. The thermal pools here are spacious and modern: there are 3 outdoor pools and 2 indoor pools. Water temperatures range from 29 °C in the large outdoor pool to 39 °C in the hottest ones. The water has properties similar to those of the thermal waters found at some of Europe's finest resorts.

Visitors can also enjoy a range of additional activities, including horse riding, tennis courts, and billiards.

How Much Does a Thermal Spa Holiday Cost?

Adult admission prices for the swimming pools, as of November 2026. Rates vary by season, so be sure to check the complex's website or call ahead before your visit.

At Kosyno, children under 150 cm tall can use the pools free of charge, while at Zhayvoronok, the same applies to children under 120 cm. Most complexes offer discounts for combat veterans.

Updated in November 2026: Our editorial team verified the information against the complexes' official websites.

Author: Yevheniia Kuzenkova

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