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Rixos-Prykarpattya
- Water slides
- Outdoor pools
- Sauna
- Wellness
Where these facts come from
- Water facts read from rixos.ua
- Operator's site checked Oct 5, 2026 and answering
Five-star balneological resort in Truskavets with its own Naftusya pump-room, mineral-water baths, indoor and outdoor pools, spa and medical centre.
About
Rixos-Prykarpattya is a five-star resort and health complex in Truskavets, Ukraine's most famous balneological (mineral-water) spa town in the Carpathian foothills of Lviv oblast.
Mineral water and mud
The resort has its own pump-room in the main building serving Truskavets-deposit mineral waters, including the celebrated Naftusya — a weakly mineralised hydrocarbonate magnesium-calcium water rich in organic substances of petroleum origin — along with "Maria" water. The wider Truskavets area draws on over 25 mineral springs and local ozokerite ("mountain wax") and highly mineralised Barbara salt used in balneotherapy.
Baths, pools and balneology
The Medical Centre runs a balneotherapy department offering mineral-water drinking cures, therapeutic and pearl/alkaline baths, various hydromassage, inhalations, irrigation and respiratory-tract rinsing, plus aromatherapy, physiotherapy and water aerobics. Water facilities include an indoor pool and an outdoor aquazone with waterslides and a warm children's pool.
- SPA centre with saunas and jacuzzis
- Medical centre: balneotherapy, aesthetic medicine, diagnostics, rehabilitation, Mayr therapy programmes
- Beauty salon, fitness and gym
Hotel and resort setting
The complex offers 359 rooms with views of the Carpathian slopes and Truskavets, restaurants (buffet and à la carte), bars and phyto-bars, a summer terrace, children's café, kids club, tennis courts, bowling and a shopping mall.
Water
Facilities
Sauna and heat
Treatments and care
Practical
Only facilities that are recorded are listed. An absent entry means nobody has recorded it, not that it is missing.
Location
Truskavets
Nearby
Water parkkompleks basenów Wodny Świat
Przemyśl
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