Reviews of Penzión Zátoka

Easy check in,rooms spacious ,beds comfortable

good breakfast, no complain at all. Consider the category of the accommodation, the breakfast is very good. The employees and the staff are very friendly and polite.

The mattress are too soft in the beds.

It was really nice, quiet, we really loved the village and the area. The rooms are spacious, it’s dog-friendly. The breakfast was over our expectations for the price - large variety

The only issue that in the bathroom the water flow in the shower was kinda slow (which is also acceptable for this price) but except for that i would say perfect

a good place to stay if you are not concentrating on staying in the spot but hiking and just need to rest, nearby a road, nice breakfast, friendly staff

Clean, spacious and good value. Buffet breakfast included.

All fine. Self-service to get into your room. Proper breakfest. Quiet environment. Good price for quality.

The breakfast is very good

spacious room, breakfast, self checkin

Big, spacious apartment, a lot bigger than we needed for two persons but that's not an issue. Bathroom and separate toilet - ok, bedroom was rather comfy. Good location, close to the city and some nice restaurants.

Breakfast was nice addition but the choice was very little. Only one type of tea was available and the owner was making coffee for the guests - no coffee express available.

Nice breakfast, spacious room

Classic style

The shower

Warm, clean. Good breakfast.

The place is nicely located. Breakfast is above expectation. Even if the hotel was not recently renovated and is quite simple it still has a nice familiar feeling. The rooms are very big because of the additional attic beds

You can hear to loud the neighbours next door

There’s parking, good location, kind stuff, breakfasts are also good.

The rooms inside and furniture are pretty old. There are no kettle or coffee machine in rooms (though you can go to kitchen downstairs to take mugs/plates or boiled water). Would be nice to have two bottles of water in the room as it’s usually in hotels.

The apartment was two-floor one, with one bedroom, "living room" and bathroom/WC at the bottom, and another bedroom at the higher floor. The house is (or looks like) an old-style built from the communist era, probably considered quite luxury at that time. There is even a small kitchen (very basic equipment, but enough to make some cooking at 10pm when you're back from the mountains and don't have energy to go to a restaurant :)). The staff (probably owner and a help) is quite nice and the breakfast actually exceeded our expectations - it was typical buffet-style one, with some sausages, eggs, cheese and salami, marble cake, yoghurt, marmelade...

Two things. There were the shortest blankets on the beds, so even though the beds were quite comfy, this was a problem (three of us are above 185 cm, which is not that much). I remember these from very long time ago, but nowadays it's quite rare and unpleasant. Second - the walls are "made of paper", so you can hear everything from the surrounding rooms, and not as a vague noise, but as very concrete words.