Jurtatábor Cserkeszőlő - Jurtatábor Cserkeszőlő

I turned as a DJ in the restaurant area. I had no bad experience, the 4 stars only because of the criticism that was made during the event and not shared by my officer. I can't comment on the accommodation ... :)

The XXI. NATIONAL AND INTERNATIONAL PENSION We traveled to the Veszprém Bonus Years Retired Club with 50 people. We stayed at the Jurta Camp. We were in perfect service, and in a great environment we felt very good. Special thanks to Gálné Kiscsatári Lídia Camp leader for his dedicated work. You have to come back here.

Very nice, clean, cultured place. Property taxes are extremely hospitable, happy to help in any way that the more you feel better. It was a real experience.

We decided to replace the 4-star hotels on the Jura. We decided on the basis of the camp's flexible flexible all-inclusive confirmation.We decided two grandchildren with great satisfaction.The cleanliness is the kindness of the staff surpasses any hotel. to pay because we arrived first, did not have to pay in advance. As they do in a lot of hotels. The dishes were plentiful and delicious. At the first lunch, there was a problem with gluten food, but for the rest it was too. THANK YOU for wanting to be our guests again next year.

Dear, direct, flexible camp leader. Clean, nice yurt. Wearable canteen and water block. Pleasant environment. Good value for money. Good attached service (, spa entry). The main road traffic and the beach are a bit overlooked. Free street parking.

Beautiful beautiful at the Yacht Camp, well equipped. The food was perfectly matched, with special praise for the cooks. The blonde receptionist is a little disrespectful and silly (she thinks we don't know Milka's chocolate in Székelyland, but if I know she doesn't work there anymore.)

The camp was cozy, the yurts were comfortable, although the group was only half occupied. 9 seats four and five. I liked that there was a counter with a block of water in the middle of yurts. I missed, however, that there was no closet so we could only unpack our clothes to the upper level of the bunk beds. The camp leader "Aunt Livia" is pretty timeless. In the morning, the wind could blow from the pig farm of the settlement, because there were smells of it. ?? The meals were monotonous, with very minimal vegetables for breakfast (4 tomatoes per person, a few rings of peppers), but they always served as a surprise. The published menu was puzzling, we could guess what would be instead of what was advertised. ? Pickles are usually lagging behind. Many times there was rice and noodles, and the mashed potatoes were missing potatoes. (Műkaja) The prices in their brochure are out of sync with the quality of the service provided. An advantage is that the beach entrance to the Spa is attached to the accommodation. ?