Winery Hotels in Borsod-Abauj-Zemplen from SAR151

"I will be there again!"

"Fantastic stay, very close to the beautiful old town and shopping centre. Close to airport also. Hotel very clean and modern rooms , very good night sleep on comfortable bed and lots of storage space . Excellent views from 11th floor. Staff extremely helpful and friendly "

"I chose Hotel Bristol because it is on the edge of Old Town. Proved to be a good choice. The hotel had everything we needed and was very close to Old Town and restaurants. I would definitely stay there again and would recommend it to anyone."

"Staff very nice. Restaurant was very good. Try the duck!"

"Beautiful hotel! All elegance and class! We will be back! "

"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 available. One towel per person. Decide by your self."

"Nice staff, great food, clean rooms. "

"Comfortable stay Would definitely recommend! "

"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 pool, 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 min by taxi into Tokaj. We had a nice tasting at a winery in Tokaj, but honestly we were happiest just sitting on the terrace at Degenfeld trying the different dry and sweet wines they produce and walking through the vinyards."