Hotel Park

We had a 400 pax congress in the hotel. This is a latge cosy place with ample space for such a congress. The service was great. I had a room, actually smaller suite in the baroque style Park wing. The room was fantastic. They had an immense selection of food for breakfast.

I have stayed at this hotel twice so far, both times for conferences. I enjoyed myself on both occasions—not because I ate and drank to my heart's content, but because the staff did absolutely everything they could. There was even a tricky situation: I went up to my room wet and in a bathrobe—I wasn't even wearing a swimsuit anymore—and the door wouldn't open, not even for the maid. Then the maintenance crew arrived and solved the problem—thank you. When I was leaving the room to check out, a Vietnamese staff member bowed to me and thanked me for my visit. At the conference's evening party, the waiters were so delighted by the "star guest" that they danced; I know they were working and shouldn't have, but it was charming nonetheless. Throughout the conference, we ate the hotel's food, and it was delicious; the *vadas* (game-style stew), for instance, would hold its own in any other restaurant. The Eger Hotel section is, unfortunately, truly a 3-star establishment; the rooms were modernized at some point—who knows when, but it was probably 20 years ago—and now they look worn and old-fashioned. I recommend the Park Hotel section; it has an old-style feel too, but the furniture is the kind you actually appreciate—whether it’s genuinely antique, just looks old, or is simply vintage. The bathrooms are small everywhere; if you look at the photos, they show two rooms—both from the Park Hotel—and both have that old-fashioned style, which I personally liked. On the downside, however, while the two rooms—number 34 and number 2—are designated the same way, they are unfortunately not the same size: room 34 consists of two separate areas, whereas room 2 has only one. There is plenty of parking, and while the wellness area isn't new, it offers a pleasant experience with a full range of facilities: a steam room, sauna, and an adventure pool, as well as cold and hot plunge pools and a Jacuzzi.

We traveled with a bus tour - 1 overnight stay - good 3-star hotel - top location - buffet food - there was everything you need - parking spaces in front of the building - minus points - very small rooms and carpeted floors