Bathhouse Locations in Kuttenberg and Trosky KCD2 | Kingdom Come: Deliverance 2 Guide
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In Kingdom Come: Deliverance 2, hygiene actually matters—maybe even more than real life. If Henry walks around looking (and smelling) like he’s just crawled out of a ditch, people will notice. And they won’t be impressed. Poor hygiene lowers Charisma, locks out certain dialogue options, and generally makes Henry about as welcome as a rat in a grain silo.
That’s where bathhouses come in. These fine medieval establishments offer bathing, laundry services, and, if you’re feeling particularly sociable, a bit of extracurricular romance. If you’re in it for the stats, a visit will also grant the "Time Well Spent" buff, giving Henry a temporary boost to Strength, Agility, and Vitality—because nothing makes a man stronger than a hot bath and some well-pressed clothes.
Below is a list of every bathhouse in the game (along with a couple of map pictures), so you’ll always know where to go when Henry starts looking like a lost swamp creature.
Bathhouse Locations in Trosky (2 Bathhouses)
Trosky is the starting region, and while it only has two bathhouses, they’re conveniently placed for new players who have just realized that medieval Europe didn’t have deodorant.
Zhelejov Bathhouse – Located north of Zhelejov, just past the forest. A great place to rinse off the smell of regret after your first few bad decisions.
Tachov Bathhouse – Found northeast of Tachov, making it an easy stop before heading into town and pretending you belong there.
Bathhouse Locations in Kuttenburg (5 Bathhouses)
Kuttenburg, being a more sophisticated region, offers five bathhouses—perhaps because the locals have higher standards, or just more people wandering around covered in blood and mud.
City Bathhouse – Located in southwest Kuttenburg, near the city walls. If you want to make a good impression in town, start here.
Kingfisher Bathhouse – Found southeast of Kuttenburg, for when you need to freshen up before making bad decisions elsewhere.
Sigismund's Camp Bathhouse – Inside Sigismund’s Camp, in the northeastern section. Even soldiers need a scrub down now and then.
Devil’s Den Bathhouse – Located at the southeasternmost point of Devil’s Den, which, let’s be honest, does not sound like the kind of place where people bathe often.
Maleshov Bathhouse – Smack in the center of Maleshov, because nothing says "civilized town" like a dedicated place to wash the grime off.
Why Bother With Bathhouses, Anyway?
Hygiene Affects Charisma – Nobody wants to chat with someone who looks like they were just dragged behind a horse.
Clean Clothes Make a Difference – Washing up improves social interactions, meaning people will actually look you in the eye.
"Time Well Spent" Buff – A temporary boost to Strength, Agility, and Vitality, because nothing says "battle-ready" like a bubble bath.
Romance Options – Bathhouses also offer a bit of quick and easy companionship, if that’s your thing. No judgment.
Final Blurb
Trosky has 2 bathhouses, which is enough to stay presentable early in the game.
Kuttenburg has 5 bathhouses, proving that the rich get more bathing options.
Bathhouses keep Henry clean, charismatic, and in peak physical condition—at least until he inevitably falls into another pile of filth.
If you don’t want Henry to be the medieval equivalent of "that guy who never showers at the gym," keeping track of these locations is a smart move.
