Martin Hotel Guide - Museum of the Slovak Village hotels in Martin, Slovakia.

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"Good breakfast"

"Amazing place that welcomed us with a kind smile. The historic castle, renovated in every detail, surprised us with cleanliness, excellent food, quality sauna world, swimming pool. The rooms were comfortably furnished with preserved historical details."

"Nice rooms, and nice staff. "

"I was surprised this hotel was not full during our stay. It seemed a great value to me, and the decor featuring extensive wood carving was impressive. Of course we were there during the shoulder season in mid September so that may explain fewer guests. The room opened to the hotel back, so it was quiet. With the window open, you will hear the sounds of the nearby river, which helped me sleep. The room was clean and well-appointed, and the bed was good. The bathroom had a shower (no tub), with quality towels although I believe the towel warmer was not working, or maybe user error. The dinner menu included wild boar and deer cooked five different ways. Mine was excellent. Three of the four hotel staff we met spoke functional English and all were pleasant and helpful, especially “Yanni”. Motorcycle parking was safely behind the hotel and free. Overall, the hotel was a good value and quirky-unique. There is an astonishing trophy room, deer-antlered lighting, paintings, and displayed collections of butterflies and insects. Great attention to detail where animal motifs are concerned. I really liked it all. I would recommend the hotel leave more lights on. I am not used to corridor lighting on a timer where I have to find the switch in the dark at the top of the stairs. Other than that annoyance I recommend the hotel. "

"Lovely little hotel in a lovely part of town surrounded by gardens and a lake, all floodlit at night. Large comfortable room. Good meals. Thoroughly enjoyed our stay here "

"Very nice place in a cozy little town. The garden is excellent and very chill to spend time in. The owner is very helpfull. "

"The beautiful landscape of Rajeckie Teplice"