Dvorec Jeruzalem

“nagy csalódás”

The area is beautiful and the staff are friendly, but they don't make up for the shortcomings of the accommodation. The shower had almost no liquid soap, the faucet only had a cold tap, and there was no toilet paper or extra rolls. The blackout blinds were only half, covering half the window. No mosquito net, so mosquitoes and flies came in despite the electric mosquito repellent; there were even dead insects on the wall. Breakfast was extremely poor, with subpar pastries. The surroundings are lovely, but you can't dine out without a car because either there's no restaurant or the few options are full. We wanted to rent a bike, which we mentioned in advance, but received no response. We could only rent a bike by walking about 7 km to another town's rental and then dropping it off at the hotel. It wasn't cheap, and overall it was a big disappointment that the beautiful setting couldn't make up for it.

Edit·Een maand geleden

The location, the good wine, and especially Kevin, who really cared about us, were great. The only downside was the restaurant's opening hours.

Markus·Een maand geleden

Breakfast on the garden.

Andrej·Een maand geleden

“Schade da ginge viel viel mehr.”

The location was very nice, but the staff only did the bare minimum. We weren't told there was no evening meal, and no help was offered to find an alternative. I expected a different level of service. Breakfast was a joke. They even locked the front door so we couldn't eat in the garden because it was a quiet day. The hotel management showed little guest understanding. It's a shame, especially since the location is a dream.

Peter·Een maand geleden

“Peace and Serenity”

You can’t ask for a nicer setting. The hilltop location in Jeruzalem’s wine country is amazing. Goran is a wonderful and very friendly host. The pubs around the area are very good too.

Leatherbrain·2 maanden geleden