| Description: | Modern technical equipment and access for disabled people support the quality of provided services. The hotel is suitable for all visitors coming either on business or pleasure, or on purpose of family holiday or excursion. It has parking places secured by video camera system and an underground parking lot. Other facilities are beeing prepared for an enjoayble stay: a wellness centre with a pool and saunas, bicycle rental for trips round the region and a museum of historic period tools used for ceramics production.
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| Location: | Ľudovít Štúr was the leader of the Slovak national revival in the 19th century, Slovak poet, journatlist, teacher, publisher, philosopher, the author of the Slovak language standard leading to the contemporary Slovak literary language. Many memorial places in Modra are connected with his life, death and work, as he lived his last years in Modra.Other places worth sightseeing are German and Slovak Evangelical churches in Dolná Street, Roman Catholic Church of St. Stephen the King on the square, residuum of the former fortifications, the Upper gate (the only preserved one of the three original town gates), Town Hall, Gallery of Ignác Bizmayer (it is seated in a rotund bastion from 17th century and presents the unique figural ceramic production of this master).
The surrounding woods of Modra are probably the biggest attraction for visitors. Many hiking trails lead from the town to picturesque spots in the Little Carpathians. It is a paradise for hiking, bicycle touring and horse riding. Two popular old holiday areas Harmónia and Piesok.
The tourist view-tower on the Veľká Homola Hill opened in November 2001 has become a favourite viewpoint and probably the most popular place of tourism in the Little Carpathian Mountains. The wooden construction is 20 meters high and was built by volunteers from the surrounding regions, mostly from Modra and Pezinok. It provides a wonderful view all around and when the sky is clear you can see as far as the Austrian Alps.
The nearby Červený Kameň (Red Stone) is a well-preserved huge castle situated on a quartz hill over a small village of Pila in the Small Carpathian Mountains. It is a unique mid-European castle with an exhibition of furniture, arms, a picture gallery, and the largest collection of birds of prey in Slovakia.
The Driny Cave is situated 2 km south-west from Smolenice and is the only show cave in western Slovakia. As compared with other show caves in Slovakia, where usually larger underground spaces prevail, it represents a system of narrow fissure passages, however with beautiful dripstone decoration. |
| Accommodation: | The hotel offers comfortable accommodation in double rooms, suites and apartments with possibility of an extra bed. Each room has LCD TV with DVD, telephone, free Internet access.
Capacity: 27 rooms / 53 beds, extra beds
21 double rooms :
2 suites
3 apartments (1 wedding apartment)
1 single room for disabled people
The hotel is non-smoking.
Animals are not accepted in the hotel.
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| Board: | All hotel guests will enjoy its rich buffet-form breakfast in the modern hotel restaurant with an entrance to the courtyard and a nice view of it. The restaurant is the right place for enjoying your time with a nice meal, and the space is also intended for those who wish to organize a working lunch, a family celebration or wedding. We offer comprehensive food service. On hot summer days the room is air-cooled. There is WIFI available throughout the restaurant and courtyard.
The hotel is non-smoking.
Capacity: 60 seats
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