Delanta Panzió
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Fast facts
Check in from: | 14:00 |
|---|---|
Check out before: | 10:00 |
Pets | Pets allowed with an extra charge |
Amenities
Wi-Fi
Parking
Air conditioning
Non-smoking
Pets allowed
Bar
More about Delanta Panzió
Delanta Panzió
Delanta Panzió features a hot tub and free private parking, and is within 4.3 km of UNESCO World Heritage - Cella Septichora Visitor Centre and 2.3 km of Zsolnay Cultural Quarter. 4.4 km from Downtown Candlemas Church of the Blessed Virgin Mary and...
Reviews from 
Business traveller
Comment: 13 Nov 2020
Stayed in: Nov 2020
Nyugodt pillanatok..
Kiválló parkolási lehetőség az udvarban, szép új fürdőszobák. Új ágyak, udvarias kiszolgálás. Szeretek ide vissza térni. Van majdnem minden. Klimatizált szobák, játszótér, kondi, szauna, szolárium, jacuzzi. Könnyen megközelíthető, fő út mellett van. Nem kell szűk utcákban bolyongani. Egy nagyobb autó is el fér. A belváros autóval közel van. Busszal is csak néhány megálló. 1 kilóméteren belül 3 bevásárlóközpont van.
Other
Comment: 18 Jul 2020
Stayed in: Jul 2020
Cheap and strange....
Accomodation is inexpensive. Manager doesn't give a damn about guests, no greeting or paying attention to them at all. Discrepancy between morning and night shift receptionists. Guests are demanded who they were even though having payed in advance. Despite sign at reception breakfast is extra, not included in price!
Family traveller
Comment: 23 Jul 2015
Stayed in: Aug 2014
Friendly employees ; nice breakfast
We have been many times there , because of the nice employees. Rooms are okay,silent, bathrooms needs a little reconstruction , the city centre is far away . They have a closed parking place which is so safe. They quickly prepare your breakfast what you choosed in the morning. If you go out at night,they open the door its no problem,they still friendly then! :)
Business traveller
Comment: 22 Mar 2013
Stayed in: Mar 2013
It's the staff that make this place so good
When my vehicle broke down, I was lodged here by my insurers -- a half-mile walk, I was told, to the automobile dealership and garage that the tow truck driver had chosen; easier for me to monitor the progress of repairs. I was dejected and tired. Night had fallen. It was raining. I went to bed without any supper.
Then, the next morning, I had the choice of tea or coffee, and of a four-egg omelette with mushrooms, or with cheese; or of sausages; or of... well, things looked brighter already. And as the day wore along, and as I counted down the hours checking telephone messages and making telephone calls, I was so glad of the companionship and sympathy of the desk clerks, for whom NO trouble was too great.
The rooms are on two levels along one side of a parking area. Mine, at the far end of the parking area from the busy street, was quiet; the bed was good, the supply of hot water from the shower copious. Internet access was swift and free. Aesthetics... mmmm. A weak point. The ceiling was water-stained, the wall coverings had begun to peel, and cobwebs were conspicuous in the little en-suite bathroom... but I didn't care.
A bit inconvenient was the lack, in the neighbourhood, of anywhere to eat. The presszo, or bar with a coffee machine, in the same building had ice-cream, and crisps, and, on display in a plastic vitrine, one disreputably tatty-looking sandwich, which I left where it was, as a museum-piece. However, a short jaunt down Komloi Street to Pecsvaradi Road and across, and you're in the parking lot of a mammoth Tesco's. Make a sandwich in your room? Bottle of wine? What the heck. We've all done it, we'll all do it again.
Cheap and cheerful, then. Somewhere for the tramper / routard / Wandervogel, the gap-year student, and one or two of those were at breakfast when I was here. Among the "native" guests were several families-with-children, an older couple, two or three blokes teetering between working-class and louche, if, that is, my Hungarian socioeconomic semiotics were spot-on. I'd say: If you have a bit of adventure in your make-up, can navigate the bus system to get into Pecs proper, and have some phrasebook Hungarian at your disposal, this will be a jolly place to stay for sightseeing. If not... well, pamper yourself somewhere else.
Then, the next morning, I had the choice of tea or coffee, and of a four-egg omelette with mushrooms, or with cheese; or of sausages; or of... well, things looked brighter already. And as the day wore along, and as I counted down the hours checking telephone messages and making telephone calls, I was so glad of the companionship and sympathy of the desk clerks, for whom NO trouble was too great.
The rooms are on two levels along one side of a parking area. Mine, at the far end of the parking area from the busy street, was quiet; the bed was good, the supply of hot water from the shower copious. Internet access was swift and free. Aesthetics... mmmm. A weak point. The ceiling was water-stained, the wall coverings had begun to peel, and cobwebs were conspicuous in the little en-suite bathroom... but I didn't care.
A bit inconvenient was the lack, in the neighbourhood, of anywhere to eat. The presszo, or bar with a coffee machine, in the same building had ice-cream, and crisps, and, on display in a plastic vitrine, one disreputably tatty-looking sandwich, which I left where it was, as a museum-piece. However, a short jaunt down Komloi Street to Pecsvaradi Road and across, and you're in the parking lot of a mammoth Tesco's. Make a sandwich in your room? Bottle of wine? What the heck. We've all done it, we'll all do it again.
Cheap and cheerful, then. Somewhere for the tramper / routard / Wandervogel, the gap-year student, and one or two of those were at breakfast when I was here. Among the "native" guests were several families-with-children, an older couple, two or three blokes teetering between working-class and louche, if, that is, my Hungarian socioeconomic semiotics were spot-on. I'd say: If you have a bit of adventure in your make-up, can navigate the bus system to get into Pecs proper, and have some phrasebook Hungarian at your disposal, this will be a jolly place to stay for sightseeing. If not... well, pamper yourself somewhere else.
Couple
Comment: 10 Feb 2020
Stayed in: Sep 2019
Pécsi nyaralás
Már 3-szor jártunk itt. Kellemes családias hangulatú Panzió. Kedves és segítőkész személyzet.:) Azok a finom reggelik amiket kaptunk nagyon jól esett.:) Amikor voltunk épp a wellness részleget építették. Azt mondták az egész panziót felújítják. Szerintem a felújítás után még jobb lesz. Csak ajánlani tudom ezt a szuper helyet!
Location
Delanta Panzió, Pecs, 7629, Hungary|3.43 km from city centre
Check in and check out
Check in from:
14:00
Check out before:
10:00
Good to know
Pets allowed with an extra charge
Please contact the hotel for details about adding extra beds.
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