Mandula Apartmanok
Main amenities
- The lagest option:
- 5 guests
- 3 beds
- 2 bedrooms
Location
Mandula Apartmanok Badacsonytomaj is located 4.5 km from the Avasi Church Ruins and a 10-minute ride from the Badacsony Mountain. The apartment capacity is based on up to 8 guests.
This 80 m² apartment is 1.8 km from the history museum "Szegedy Roza-haz Irodalmi Emlekmuzeum", which is an excellent place to improve cultural awareness. The beach of Badacsonytomaj is 14 minutes' walk away. The 2-room Mandula Apartmanok is located 3.2 km from the Outlaw's Step.
Featuring climate control, the apartment offers an adjoining terrace, a balcony, and a living room, and overlooks the lake. A highlight of the accommodation for guests is the presence of towels in the bathroom. A walk-in shower, a separate toilet, and a sink can also be found.
Mandula Apartmanok offers a kitchenette with all necessary appliances. Badacsony bus stop is a short way from this property.
Review by hotel critic
My family and I recently had a delightful stay at Mandula Apartmanok. As a historian, I appreciate how this charming hotel subtly echoes the region's rich cultural tapestry, offering a serene retreat for families. Upon arrival, our host warmly greeted us and even helped with our bags, setting a friendly tone for our stay. We were pleasantly surprised to find a thoughtful welcome gift of wine and grapes from their vineyard awaiting us in our immaculate apartment.With our two young children in tow, the spacious layout of the upper apartment offered a perfect balance of comfort and privacy, with each bedroom boasting its own bathroom and balcony. The view of Lake Balaton from the balcony was even more breathtaking than in photos, creating a serene backdrop for quality family time.The family-friendly amenities, such as the well-maintained garden and the provided BBQ equipment, allowed us to savor al fresco meals together while our kids happily played. The hosts' hospitality truly shone through, making our stay not just memorable but truly heartwarming.
