Kakasszéki Vendégház

A lovely house.

The bathroom was filthy, and the drain was packed with hair and fur. We washed it out, and the water came away black. One of us used a sticky lint roller over the bed sheets because they were covered in hair, and one sheet was badly stained. There were four of us for one night, and the stay was a letdown. At first things seemed fine, but then we found there was no microwave, even though the pictures showed one. We wouldn't stay here again if we could avoid it.

The area is quiet and beautiful, and the house itself is a very nice little place. We visited in summer, and I couldn't tell whether it had been built recently or renovated. Inside, the dining room is spacious, the two rooms and bathroom are comfortable, though the furnishings aren't especially high quality. We booked by phone, and both the lady in charge and the man who welcomed us were very nice. At first the accommodation looked clean, but the refrigerator hadn't been cleaned. We called, and a lady came to take care of it without any trouble. Later we found that the rest of the cleaning hadn't been done either, which was a huge disappointment. I didn't come here to clean, but that's how it ended up, and I documented it with photos. They didn't answer when we called the second time. That's a very big black mark.

The village is very quiet, with just 30 people, and it's a dead-end village (Zsákfalu). As someone with reduced mobility, we felt very comfortable at the accommodation. There are four rooms in total, including one that's barrier-free, and each room has its own bathroom. There's also a shared dining room with a table, a shared kitchen, and a sauna.