Guest House Marzebilla Pernink

The bed meant for two was so narrow that neither of us slept well, and the pillow felt like paper, so I had to stuff it with clothes. In a room for four, there were only three sockets: one beside the bed, one away from it, and one in the bathroom. The fourth person had to wait to charge a phone. The room and its fixtures felt like they were falling apart, and the lamp didn't work. At one point the bathroom smelled terrible, but the owner blamed us. The owner kept coming into our room, which felt like a violation of privacy, and didn't restock the toiletries, so my friend had to use his own tissues. The food was terrible. Breakfast was a roll or bread with the cheapest ham or cheese, and the owner even added butter as if being generous. For lunch, they said chicken with peppers, but there were only two tiny cubes. Whoever got the "lucky" serving got three. The risotto was completely tasteless, without a hint of salt or other spices. I think the chef may not be at fault, and that the owner didn't give him enough money for ingredients. The owner was unfriendly and often vulgar. I strongly don't recommend this place.

What I liked most was having everything together: ski rental, a ski school, food, and a common room with toys. We came with children aged from 10 months to 9 years and were happy with the place. The surroundings were pleasant too.

Pernink is a wonderful village in the Czech Republic. It has everything ordinary people need for a normal life, whether young, older, or elderly. Finding work is harder, but we all commute, some farther than others.

The food all tastes watered down, the service is rude, and I even ripped my shorts on the bunk bed.