Krušetnica Hotel Guide - Coffee Museum hotels in Krušetnica, Slovakia.

"Very nice rooms and breakfast. Walkable to town. "

"Lovely stay"

"The place is very nice and a few minutes walk to Gubałowka. The breakfast is decent and always served with a smile."

"All good. Wifi awful"

"Good clean visit"

"The hotel is lovely in a picturesque street. Staff very helpful. A helpful note to travelers would be to advise that there is no lift but staff happy to help with luggage."

"The property is brand new , very clean and bright maybe a little too bright in the nighttime. The windows in the peaked area keep the room brighter during the night . No way to make it dark in the one room. There were 2 chairs for the deck and no hot tub . The other units have a hot tub and so from the pictures we thought this one did too. The unit has all bedrooms upstairs with a bath . The bath up has a large tub with hand held shower . The downstairs shower is large although there is not a place to put shampoos, razors etc. The unit was very quiet at night . It was difficult to find as the confirmation did not include a unit number. The property was quick to respond to questions regarding check in. There is a quite steep driveway to get to the unit. Overall a nice place, smaller than what the pictures appear but for 1 night it worked well. "

"Beautiful views and excellent service "

"Fitstly we could not find the hotel nor our taxi driver. It did have a sign which could not be seen in the dark. Hotel was in a secluded area with not much around. I did not get help with the bags being taken up the stairs despite being on my own with 2 kids. The room was shabby. The curtains were smaller than the windows and were very thin. Everything was dusty and dirty. None of the lamps in the room worked. The fridge stunk, the beds were so hard that parts of your body you were lying on would become numb. The sheets were too small for the single beds that when you moved you exposed the dirty mattress. For £150 per night I was expecting a lot more. Not impressed at all. "