Alma vendégház






I recently had the chance to spend a few days there and honestly, I rarely feel so refreshed after a trip. But that might just be because I love the village feel. From the first moment I was greeted with a homely atmosphere, the guesthouse is on a quiet street, between green trees and a spring, and somehow the whole place radiates tranquility. Our room was clean and comfortable, every little detail was taken care of. The housekeeper is lovely and the village reflects the aesthetics. It is worth seeing the atmosphere that the village has and I can see that they try to maintain this atmosphere in the rooms as well.
We lived in a barrier-free apartment overlooking the courtyard, we spent 9 nights here. The apartment was converted from a garage, with high standards. Unfortunately, the size of the garage would make the room very narrow. You can cook on a two-plate induction hob, but if someone wants to use a gas stove, there is also an option in the shared kitchen upstairs. The double bed is very comfortable. There is a combined fridge and a small fridge in the American kitchen. You can park in the courtyard. It is in a really quiet environment on the bank of a stream. There is a shop, a bus stop and the Mofetta nearby!
Musty smelly room, bedding is beyond criticism. I do not recommend
Nice, polite welcome. Comfortable, clean apartment.
Make a day of it — a quick-dry towel, dry bag, and post-soak layers take almost no pack space.
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