Rymanov-zdrój is a village and resort on the South-Eastern Poland, situated in the Subcarpathian voivodship in Krosno County, about 2 km South from the town of rymanov.

A mineral spring was discovered here in 1876. The popularity of the neighbouring Spa town of Iwonicz-zdrój aroused great interest among the owners Rymanov Anna and stanisław Potocki, who began to look for similar sources in the river valley. Potocki took a chemist Tutus Slavik, which was discovered in the spring high concentration of iodine and iron. Soon here was built the first sanatorium, and installed the water supply system is conducted from the source.

In 1882 a new Spa received a silver medal at the exhibition in Krakow. Since then, the resort has developed rapidly. Children's sanatorium was built in 1885, the Spa pavilion in 1885. The resort has become a popular place of recreation for residents of the city. Also, there were built private villas.

During the First world war the resort was severely damaged. It was restored and reopened in 1926, after which there appeared a new development. In the late 1930s rymanov-zdrój was annually attended by about 5,000 people.

During the Second world war, the resort was almost completely destroyed. First adult resort with 120 campers appeared only in 1965. In 1980 the factory was constructed for the production of mineral water and soft drinks.

In addition to opportunities for recreation in the Spa hotels in rymanov-zdrój has several Hiking trails leading to the nearby mountains.