A quiet spot outside the city with its own restaurant, everything was calm and pleasant, and parking was hassle‑free.
JanA month ago
Just a moment…
★★★·Nagydorog·9.0
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or just type it — “around the 20th, three nights”
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Wein&Speiz Fogadó in Györköny offers family rooms with air‑conditioning, private bathrooms, parquet floors, desks, TV, and wardrobes. Guests dine on continental or buffet breakfasts featuring local specialties, fresh pastries, and a vegetarian‑friendly menu. The garden, playground, and bike hire cater to families, while nearby Szentlélek‑templom and Tropical Beach provide hiking and cycling opportunities. The hotel’s attentive staff and convenient 116‑km distance from Pécs‑Pogány Airport enhance its appeal.
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How guests rate the property, aspect by aspect.
A quiet spot outside the city with its own restaurant, everything was calm and pleasant, and parking was hassle‑free.
Jan·A month ago
The accommodation was nice and clean, but they had mosquito nets and we still had about 20 mosquitoes. One half of the bed creaked, and hot water didn’t come through. The staff were not very helpful, and we were left to handle the accommodation ourselves. Despite a power outage, we managed to arrange dinner. Overall, satisfaction was low, and the staff seemed indifferent to our visit.
Radka·2 months ago
The room was nice, clean, and pretty. The restaurant served good food.
Juliette·2 months ago
The location was good. The reception was not well staffed. A window blind was missing, and we were woken in the morning. It took a whole day to receive a blind, which is unacceptable. We asked about another room but received no reply.
Detlef·2 months ago
The area is quiet and lovely, and the room is large and spacious. There was no kettle in the room, which is disappointing because the room is big and the lobby/restaurant opens only around 9 am, so you have no place to drink coffee if you wake up early. We were two couples and didn’t book breakfast with the room, so we couldn’t order it in the restaurant. A single worker didn’t understand what we wanted, so we had to drive 30 minutes for breakfast—and also for dinner. We arrived at 7 pm for check‑in, told the lady we were interested in dinner but wanted to shower first, and when we returned to the restaurant downstairs we were told the cooking lady had left because there were no people. It was 8:30 pm and the restaurant hours are until 9 pm, yet we were told we couldn’t eat, so we drove another 30 minutes to the nearest town for food. Overall, it met our needs for a good sleep and shower but was a bit disappointing.
Yevgeniya·2 months ago