Boróka Tábor - Unnamed Road

It is a quiet, lovely, dog-friendly place where they cook well and the prices are not too low.

Thank you very much for a very delicious, plentiful, fantastic lunch, we will come for dessert again

The scenery is very nice, the staff is nice, the prices are reasonable. The wooden houses, on the other hand, are in a terrible condition, the beds are awful. There is only one toilet in a wooden house (Max 3x5 people), the shower is shared .. There is only one outlet per apartment.

Sleeping in beds is impossible, pillows are comfortable, blankets are tiny. A rat was found in the room next to us. All the beetles under the beds. The rooms are small. One room has 5 beds, a table and a chair. The window was broken. It could be frozen at night. We didn't even get any heating equipment. There was a locker in the room locked for a key, of course we didn't get a key. The food was not dangerous, they were given a large portion, it was delicious. The canteen is renovated so very nice! The scenery was the most beautiful. It lies on a hill where a river runs. The grass is beautiful green. The camp is surrounded by a forest. They said there would be WiFi, but there was little signal strength either. The owner is not normal.

The rooms are terribly dirty, full of beetles. The staff is not too, but they are not nice either. They can be angry about every little bit of piti. Expect a few beds to collapse. But everything is very old, the bathing is in a separate building. The rating is close to 4 stars.

Something was amazingly awful. The radiator was not allowed to be adjusted, citing a power outage. So the base, had to be left in a tremendously hot setting (if you prayed, you might have had the power to read a chocolate bar), and this was in stark contrast to the huge gap in the door caused by it being skewed, so if it was closed, the little gay that had a hard time begging went out. It could have been frozen in the evening if we hadn’t slept in a jacket, even with a blanket. 1 chalet consists of 3 rooms and the rooms are for 5 people. Thus, there are 15 people in 1 wooden house, who have exactly one (1) washbasin, where it was otherwise surprisingly warmer than in any of the rooms.

I will divide this opinion into three parts: the first is the rooms, the second is the toilet and shower section, and the third is the kitchen section. Let's start with the room: dirty, no heating or I took out 20 beetles, mostly ladybugs, so our room was called Ladybug Room. Only charge your phone, otherwise the power supply will be turned off. The blanket, pillow, mattress were dirty, but they gave me a sheet. By the way, there are three rooms (each can accommodate 6-8 people) in a barracks and a toilet. About the toilet: the toilets that belong to the barracks are usually dirty, they don't have a shower, but there is always toilet paper and soap. There is a shared shower, but if the camp is full, which means that 150 people is a little fishy, ​​otherwise half of the shower roses don't work well, deee there is ALWAYS hot water. About the kitchens: very nice very clean, mirelite food is given but good quality and not expired. I find Mirelit's part completely acceptable in a student hostel, otherwise there is a buffet where chips, ice cream and drinks are given. + the beauty of the place is the small stream that borders the camp, into which plastic sometimes floats, but we built a couple of dams on it and it was very good. And of course let's not forget that we were surrounded by a forest, which is beautiful. Bonus point the staff was very nice except for the 50 year old man who was probably the owner because he screamed with all his men