When we got here first, it was night and raining. The hotel looks like an old house, from the outside but when you get inside: wow.
A very nice boutique hotel with nice english speaking personell.
Every room it's unique. We had the ASIAN Room. Very nice...

Breakfast: a lot of delicious food to choose from.
Room: small but very nice and quiet area. Good for sleep.
SPA: A small pool with sauna and a small hydromassage pool. Very stylish.
Hotel surroundings: near from the walking center and the Balaton Lake.

Tips: rent a motoscooter and visit everything around, from the harbour to the noth side of Balaton lake.

The hotel offers several rooms decorated in a diffferent style. We had the angel's apartment, and were quite satisfied. Buffet breakfast was abundant, but the spa was a little too small of what I've imagined. The location is not the best: railway is one sie, some block building is on the other. Don't expect a view of Lake Balaton, but it's a great start of cycling tours, as they let us keep our bikes stored in a safe place.

The hotel is made up of 2 buildings connected with atriums-perfectly done - Rooms are something to rememeberr-evcery of 29 is different decoreted. There are at least some you will fall in love... But the choice in the summer is limited due to great demand
Pool and jakuzzi are great, decorated in egiptian stile - a 5 star hotel wouldnt be ashamed'-
After 8pm it is open to nudists also - but I havent seen any...
Try the 1oo1 night room

This hotel does not have 4* quality rooms - they are imaginatively but shabbily decorated and furnished. The quality is very cheap. However, together with the size, cleanliness and lovely spa area we consider it good value for money. The staff were exceptionally friendly and helpful. They all spoke excellent English. The minibar is very reasonably priced and the hotel has a central and easy to find location. Even though it is on a main road and next to a railway line, we were not disturbed at all. The restaurant was shut so cannot comment on that. The breakfast was average but there was a free coffee machine in a lounge area packed with leaflets and books on the area.

Siofok in September is not however recommended, everything was shut and the town has no charm. This could be a good place to stay in season.