Hunor Lovastanya

A csend, a környezet, a szoba, a személyzet.

Nem volt ilyen.

Тихо и спокойно място. Отзивчиви хазаяи. Нощувахме по време на преход към Балканите. За една нощувка беше чудесно. Удобни легла и много чисто! Паркиране в имота.

Няма опции за пазаруване. Трябва да помислите предварително от какво имате нужда преди да пристигнете..

What did we like? Your sub-question is: did you like breakfast? Since we didn't know that we couldn't use the kitchen, we bought eggs for breakfast in the store, which the owner then made for us for 5 euros and also took some for her daughter. Then we had to ask for plates and cutlery again, which was humiliating again.. you wouldn't want such a breakfast... we didn't even like the breakfast for which practically we paid for twice.

we are extremely disappointed with this accommodation. The owner received a large grant to support tourism, which he probably has to declare, so he accommodates guests. He wants to prioritize horses, not people. We were shocked and disappointed: we didn't have a glass in the room, nor a price list of the services offered, nor information regarding accommodation. They didn't give us room keys the whole time, so we left the room and it remained completely open, even though there were several guests staying there! The kitchen is clearly built (so that they can declare) as a common kitchen for the guests staying - but entry is prohibited. Common room - you will immediately notice that you are bothering them if you move somewhere. There are two tables in the yard. The owners were still sitting behind one, their personal belongings were strewn on the other, so it was impossible to sit outside at the table. They don't want to turn horses into a tourist attraction - they will tell you that there is an opportunity to go for a ride, but then there is never a right time. Wifi is absolutely not in the room. There is no TV or other options. Wellness? Locked - probably only serves the owners. By far the worst service we have experienced. A very big disappointment. This is absolutely not support for tourism. Rather, one feels like an unwanted relative.