Paulay Borház és Vendégház — Hotel in Tokaji járás

We arrived in Tokaj and had no trouble finding Paulay's Borhaz on the older side of town. But our host, Peter, was not there when we arrived. We did a little Tokaj wine shopping while we waited half an hour for him to return. I was worried that our room would not be ready, but I worried in vain. Peter speaks excellent English.||Peter showed us to our room, one of eight in the house. The bed was large and comfortable, the room and bathroom were very clean. Peter showed us how to adjust the temperature in the room with the remote. He supplied an extra towel and shampoo and invited us to the wine cellar for a complimentary tasting of some of the local white wines. That was fun and very tasty.||We met some other guests in the common areas outside and in the well equipped kitchen. I was surprised that Peter's garden was still so productive with tomatoes and peppers so late in the season. There were many plants, flowers and trees that enhanced the garden and made it a pleasure to be outside.||When we were ready to leave, Peter insisted on taking us to the train station and refused to let us pay for the trip. It was well worth...

husband and i stayed 2 nights and were very pleased with our room and guest areas, especially the lovely garden. Paul was amazing and very knowledgeable about the Tokaj area. We wine tasted his own wines and thought they were so good we bought a couple of bottles for the rest of our trip. We arrived in Tokaj having never been to that area before but are wine lovers and wanted to see this lovely wine country. Paul gave us great recommendations for local wineries including Himesudvar, Rakoczi Cellar, and of course his own wonderful wines. We drove to Disznoko winery and ate at SÁRGA BORHÁZ Restaurant, which was probably the best meal of the trip.||Our room was comfortable and had a private bath. the kitchen was shared with a very sweet Czech family with two teenagers who were delightful. we spent some time one evening with them wine tasting Paul's wines. I would recommend Paulay Borhaz and make sure you taste his wine and visit his wine...

The clean, light--filled, nicely furnished guest rooms are built over the wine cellar of this family home. Each room has an en-suite bathroom, and we made use of the communal kitchen which looks out over the garden. The property is very well kept and also well situated for strolling into the town of Tokaj, where we found various restaurant choices, wine cellars, and an excellent coffee shop. On arrival, we were met by owner and winemaker Peter, who gave us a tasting of his wines - all excellent. Peter also provided a delicious and generous breakfast each morning, served in the wine cellar. Using the guest house as a base, we drove throughout the Tokaj region, concluding that none of the other lodging options nearby would have given us the same comfort plus range of walking distance dining choices. I have no hesitation in recommending Paulay Vendeghaz. Thank you Peter for...