About the bath
The baths are in buildings in the middle of nature, put up by the local people with whatever materials were at hand, and are called “Hladkata Banya” (the Cool Bath). The rooms have small therapeutic pools at about 40 °C, fed with water from a captured spring right next to the bath.
The “Women's Bath” has two rooms: the first is a bathing room with a small marble pool and a shower, the second a laundry with basins and spouts. The “Men's Bath” is a solid two-storey building, with the bath – a stone pool, stone basins (kurni) and a shower – on the ground floor and tourist bedrooms on the first floor.
Near the bath an outdoor pool (plunge pool) with mineral water has been built.
Opening hours
| Every day | 07:00–21:00 |
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ⓘ The table was made automatically from the text of the Bulgarian Association for Thermal Heritage and may contain mistakes; opening hours and prices may also have changed. Call 0892316360 before you go.
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The water and its healing properties
The waters are about 38 °C. Among the hyperthermal waters typical of the area there are also several cold springs, with an optimal concentration of fluoride (1 mg/l) and a low content of sodium ions
(up to 20 mg/l). They are low in minerals, sodium, fluoride and silicic waters, clear, odourless and pleasant to drink.
They are suitable for treating diseases of the musculoskeletal system, cardiovascular, gynaecological and skin conditions.
- Sections
- Separate men's and women's sections
- Built
- Around 2000
- Ownership
- Kresna Municipality
- Operated by
- Kresna Municipality
- Thermal Heritage register no.
- 84
- Information updated
- 02.2025
The bath's page at the Bulgarian Association for Thermal Heritage ↗