Sóstói Lovaskemping és Turistaház

There was hot water almost every day. I was once forced to bring water from the kitchen to wash my hair. Luckily I found lavro and hokedlit! It is not clear from the description, but it can be cooked, there is a refrigerator, if there is no hot water, it can be heated on gas for washing dishes. I didn’t get up, I lived on a farm for 30 years, that’s exactly how we did it. The rooms are clean, not too warm, even though it has been 30 degrees for days. Mosquito did not come out until 8 pm. What was a problem was that the Google map would take you to the last sign in front of the museum village. From there you can only see a plot of land for sale (not immediately, only if you fiddle with it a bit) and the entrance to the boarding house, but whoever isn’t sure doesn’t believe there would be anything. The buildings are not visible. They could have made a few more encouraging arrows. We spent 3 nights there, the first day after the long trip we just walked around the area. The second day we swam, the third day we zooed. It could have been the Museum Village on the fourth day, but we missed it now. However, if the adventure park had worked, we would have gone there. Unfortunately, it is closed. If we knew that, 3 days would have been enough.

Simple but all you have to do. If somebody wants to get out of the work pressure and the noise of the city, it's an ideal choice. Entertainment options nearby, the beauty of nature and the surrounding area are unique.

Very cozy. If you are looking for a trendy-fancy place, I don't have time for it. Anyone looking for an ordinary videki, a little bit of a child's cousin, is looking for them. What we got from ourselves, and in the crowded way, was the real village atmosphere. :) I can recommend!

And helpful. They try to make the guest feel good. They are also trying to improve the situation with good intentions.