I understood that the guesthouse is meant for people who come here intentionally, since there are some attractions. In our case it was a one‑night stop on the way between Budapest and Bratislava. We couldn’t find anything else suitable for a layover, so we turned here. On the way to the guesthouse from the highway at night we were driving through rural countryside and crossed the Hungary‑Slovakia border via a beautiful old bridge in a stunning village with 5‑star hotels. It was obvious that the border river had promenades on both sides, indicating a luxury area. We didn’t find the guesthouse right away because the navigator led us much farther into the village. In fact it sits right by the bridge with an interchange. There is no reception—upon arrival at night you have to call. We ran around the property looking for someone and were about to give up on checking in. After the call, an employee answered and kindly checked us in. The room was ordinary, with everything needed for sleep. For those staying longer than one night, each first‑floor room has a small veranda with a table and an amazing view of the starry sky. What pleased me was the amazing breakfast with familiar Slavic pancakes, cheese pancakes, and blintzes. I can’t remember exactly what was there, but the kids definitely won’t go hungry. Next time we’d stay here for a couple or three days to see what’s interesting around (if memory serves, there were signs about thermal springs).
Sergey6日前