Guest User
January 3, 2025
Overall, the experience was really spoiled by the extremely stingy attitude of the hotel, which is not at all worthy of a four-star hotel in principle. The room was small, with an uncomfortable layout (the shower door opened onto the toilet, the cabinet under the sink made it impossible to sit comfortably on the toilet, even though we are both under 170 cm tall), not to mention the thin toilet paper. The view from the room was particularly pleasant. The sauna was not even turned on at 10 am, when in theory the wellness section was already open (and even then they only turned it on upon special request, and only one). The food selection was poor, especially regarding vegetables and vegetarian options. You could not ask for tap water at the table for dinner (not even after repeated requests), only very expensive mineral water, which in my opinion is a denial of basic human needs. Unfortunately, despite the friendly reception, most of the staff were rude. One gets the feeling that if they didn't want to cram so many rooms and such a large wellness area into one place, everyone would be much better off and the hotel would have money left over for normal services. In the three-star hotels I've been to, the staff, service and conditions were much more dignified. Outrageously, when I left, they tried to bribe me with a gift (probably pálinka) in exchange for a five-star review.