Revealed: the most affordable spa destinations in Europe

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Need a spa break that doesn't break the bank? Go to one of these affordable pampering places...

We all love a good spa break. But the cost of treatments, lunch, and overnight in lovely hotels can all add up. HotSpring World have compiled data on the most affordable regions for spa breaks, so if you want a pampering trip, head to one of these great European destinations.

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Karlovy Vary, a little-known spa town in the west Bohemia region of the Czech Republic, came in as the cheapest spa break destination, costing just £76 for a massage, meal and room in a hotel. Unsurprisingly, Budapest – known for its excellent spas – came in second, with a cost of just £95.

But those looking for sunshine and Spanish vibes should head to Granada, the beautiful Moorish city in country's southern parts. Here you can indulge at spa and hotel for just over £105. Palma in Mallorca and Tenerife in the Canary Islands were other Spanish destinations for good-value spa breaks.

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The only British destination was Bath, in England, which is famous for its healing waters and was a favourite of well-heeled Romans who would come to bathe in its springs. See below for the full list of brilliant European spa breaks:

The best-value European spa destinations

  1. Karlovy Vary, Czech Republic - £76.32
  2. Budapest, Hungary - £95.61
  3. Granada, Spain - £105.90
  4. Lisbon, Portugal - £115.55
  5. Tenerife, Spain - £118.90
  6. Andorra la Vella, Andorra - £130.08
  7. Palma, Mallorca - £134.06
  8. Prague, Czech Republic - £140.16
  9. Puglia, Italy - £141.19
  10. Wiesbaden, Germany - £142.38
  11. Tuscany, Italy - £155.73
  12. Bath, UK - £186.08
Lottie Gross
Lottie Gross

Lottie is an NCTJ-trained journalist, an experienced travel writer and an expert in creating compelling digital content. 

Lottie has been in the travel writing business for nearly a decade and has writing and photography bylines at The Telegraph, The Times, The Independent, the i and National Geographic Traveller. She's done broadcast work for BBC Radio 4 and have contributed to a number of guidebooks and coffee table titles during her career. 

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