Hotels with Swimming Pools in Tiszadob

"An amazing little hotel, just off the M3 expressways in a quiet place in Hungary. Everything was spotlessly clean, food was excellent, breakfast abundant,

was clean and comfortable. Room was modern and very pleasant in spite of very hot weather outside. We loved this place and would go back in a heartbeat!"

"Very nice hotel, the food & spa was great, lot's of food to choose from."

"Room was more like an apartment with two TVs and loads of space. I didn’t get time to try the sauna as I was staying on business. The food in the restaurant was excellent and very good value for money. Parking at the front of the hotel costs extra but there is a free car park at the rear. Rooms are accessed via a labyrinth of corridors, staircases and a lift. There are signs to assist you. This is a great place to stay and not a lot of money for the size of the room."

"The Team at the reception Team we're very friendly and helpful. Made my stay a pleasant one. "

"First thing first - this property cannot be the right one if visitor doesn't rent a car. You can come on a public transportation pretty close. It's where the cave bath. From there to get to the property you need to clime 500 metras in up hill. There's no groccery stores, no cafe or restaurants. I was told that tap water is drinkable.. other than that I it's like a well kept , all clean rooms. I, and there's no shampoo. You clime up, got into property, want to wash hair? Only liquid soap is...

"Very friendly staff, clean hotel very great atmosphere."

"Clean rooms. Friendly and helpful staff. Good food."

"A beautiful hotel in a historic building right next to vinyards. Located just on the other side of the hill from Tokaj village, this is a peaceful and secluded spot with lush gardens, tennis courts, a

, and a terrace under huge trees perfect for sipping some of the estate's fantastic wines. Do a tasting if you can. Excellent food with unusual pairings of their sweet wines. Great base for exploring Tokaj and the Zemplen hills, although true exploration would probably require a car. 10...