Kéktúrás-Tóra Nyíló privát bérlemény

Egy fiatal pár fogadott. Kedvesek voltak s segítettek mindenben. A környék fantasztikus.nincs messze Tapolca a híres tavas barlangjával. A Kisfaludy kilátó amit nehéz volt megtalálni de megérte. A rengeteg borospince finomabbnál finomabb borokkal.A Balaton hát igen azt hiszem nem kell bemutatni. Ösz lévén a víz még mindig jó volt. Bár szezon után a hajókázás pipa, egyetlen hajó sem indult. Viszont lehet vizitaxizni. Alig 150 ezerért. A szállásról a kilátás gyönyörű. A napfelkelte meseszép látvány volt a teraszról. Amit ígérték abból semmi nem volt. Egy szoba kétszemélys ágy, helyett Egy szoba 5 heverő. Saját fürdőszoba, végül is megvolt mivel nem volt más lakó. Tv az igértnek megfelelő lapos. nem volt sem antenna sem bedugva hálózatra. Bár nem is azért mentünk. A tisztaság hagyot kivánnivalot maga után. Tele pokháloval s a hozzá tartozó lakóval. A főzési lehetőség adott volt ahogy ígérték. Régi gáz tűzhely, palack gyári csomagban gáz kulcs sehol. Gyalog kényelmesen bejárható távolságban semmi üzlet. a legközelebbi majd egy óra séta

Lajos·Un mese fa

“Strašná zkušenost”

I was sent to a cramped kitchen full of flies, where we spent 10 minutes, and every time I called the number they forwarded me to another number, repeating the cycle.

Deme·2 mesi fa

The food was not to my liking and we could only stay for one night; the room was very expensive for a single night. The cleanliness was poor and it smelled bad.

Tamás·10 mesi fa

The place was unprofessional and incompetent.

Nemes·Un anno fa

“Rémálom a Mandulás utcában”

When I arrived in the late evening, the mess and the clueless looks made it obvious that the property was catering to bad reviews. The owner was absent, and one of the staff members spent a long time on the phone trying to decide which room we could use, even though I had paid months in advance. At the same time, a foreign family arrived. They tried to speak English to the owner, who wanted to put them in an already booked room, which surprised them. The owner and the staff agreed to temporarily place me in a room. They led me into a mosquito‑net‑free, narrow, dirty room with two branches. They had me sign a statement that I found the room acceptable and accepted it. Then, after I started unpacking, they told me I couldn’t stay there because it was needed for someone else. They took me up to the floor where they offered not another room but the common area that connected rooms, with a pull‑out sofa. I tried to explain to the still‑present owner that I had paid for a room and that theirs had a door I could lock. They countered that for the money I paid, I expected more, and that the room they had offered would cost much more. They also mentioned that the listing said “economical room,” which was true, but they forgot to explain what that meant, and the photos were only “illustrations,” as it turned out on site. With no other options, it was already evening and I had arrived by train from far away, I accepted that I would have to squeeze into a shared building where strangers might stay, and wonder whether I would be safe with my belongings the next morning. Fortunately, the other guests tried to be considerate of my need to sleep.

Zoltán·Un anno fa