Ada Apartmanhaz 3*
Main amenities
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Wi-Fi
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Free parking
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Child-friendly
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Air conditioning
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No pets allowed
Location
Providing 6 rooms, the comfortable Ada Apartmanhaz Hajduszoboszlo hotel is around 20 minutes' walk from Hajduszoboszlo Extrem Zona Public Swimming Pool. Guests who stay at this 3-star guest house can park their car on site.
Located just 1 km from Hajduszoboszlo Folk House and Museum, the hotel is also 2.3 km from Hajdúszoboszló railway station. You can reach the centre of Hajduszoboszlo in 15 minutes on foot. The Ada Apartmanhaz Hajduszoboszlo lies within 25 minutes' walk of Bocskai Istvan Museum. Hoforras utca 4 bus stop is a mere 150 metres away.
The air-conditioned rooms feature a terrace and a kitchen complete with an air conditioner, as well as a flat-screen TV with satellite channels. In addition, there is a refrigerator and kitchenware for self-catering purposes. Offering a separate toilet and a shower, the bathrooms are fitted with a hair dryer and towels. The rooms offer views of the inner courtyard.
While staying at Ada Apartmanhaz hotel, guests can choose from dining options nearby, such as Clock Cafe Pizzeria, located 7 minutes' stroll away, or MaPet Hajduszoboszlo at a 7-minute walking distance.
Review by hotel critic
Review of Ada ApartmanhazDuring my recent stay at Ada Apartmanhaz, I found it to be a compelling choice for both value and comfort. The location offers easy access to key historical sites, making it ideal for travelers, particularly those interested in Poland's rich past. The room was remarkably clean, featuring a comfortable bed that ensured restful nights after long days of exploration. The kitchenette was well-equipped with cookware and kitchen utensils, allowing for convenient meal preparation, which adds to its value for extended stays. the availability of free parking and air conditioning enhanced the practicality of the experience. Though not overly lavish, Ada Apartmanhaz strikes a balance between luxury and cost, presenting itself as a wise option for those keen on exploring the many facets of Central European history without excessive expenditure.
