Horváth Fogadó in Szentendre

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Friendly atmosphere will characterise your stay in our seven-room pension. The house consists of three double rooms, three threebed rooms, a fourbed room. We can also provide extra beds. We offer all of our rooms with private bathroom and toilet. In sommer our quests have the possibility to use the barbeque-set. We have closed parking place. We offer our quests very good breakfast. Our quest can in summer in the garden have breakfast. There is possibility bikes to rent. We offer preferential entertickets to the open-air village Museum ( Skanzen ) and to V-8 swimmingpool and Wellness center. The town is situated on the Danube side and is an ideal place for water tourism. It is located in the rain shadow of the Pilis mountain and has more sunny days without rain, than many others. If, however, you prefer to go hiking, the Pilis is easilyaccessible. A great variety of cuisines were introduced in the area by the mixed settlers.Due to its excellent geographical endowments, the town of Szentendre has been populated since the new stone age, its first known inhabitants being the Illyrians, who were followed by the Celtic Eraviscus tribe. During the reign of Augustus Caesar, the town was occupied by the Romane and named Ulcisia Castra. It consisted of an auxiliary camp with civilian settlements surrounding it.Please note:Cancellation policy: 24h advance noticeLate cancellation or noshow � one night chargePayment upon arrival by cash, credit or debit cardsCheck in from 14.00 to 22.00Check out before 11.00Breakfast not includedTaxes included