Gyor Hotels with Airport pickup service

I normally enjoy staying at Accor hotels, but unfortunately this was not case at Gyor. It took nearly an hour to check in due to the Reception guy not having any time management skills. Our party of three turned up early evening having eventually finding the hotel in pouring rain as google showed the wrong location. We waited our turn, or we did, only to be told by the Receptionist that two Asian Gentlemen who were sitting in the bar area were before. Fair enough. However it took the Receptionist 40 mins to check them in due to them asking him lots of questions. What he should have doe, bearing in mind that time was moving on and there was a queue forming, was suggest that the two gentlemen go to their rooms and then come back when reception was quieter. This was birthday holiday. I blame Accor for the training of this said Receptionist. I will now think twice about staying in Accor Hotels again as it certainly ruined our stay in such a beautiful city.

I’ve spent 2 nights at The Garzon Plaza Hotel for a wedding. The hotel was clean and tidy: both my room and the communal areas include. The room has had a new AC, which is absolutely necessary during the 35-40 deg summer months in Hungary. All staff members were very polite and friendly. And they have had a very professional approach to all of my inquiries without hesitation. Krisztian at the reception was friendly, skilled, quick and efficient at the check-in. Their bistro called Husevo means “Meat-eater” in English. Being a vegan it was quite shocking at the first time, however their highly experienced and skilled staff has managed to overcome on this obstacle with an extremely polite manner. The waiter, Janos had international working experience therefore he made my inquiry absolutely natural. The chef has made me one of the best grilled vegan experiences I’ve ever had (try the mashed potato with truffles). These gentlemen and Monika at the bar deserve a great incentive, as they are truly great assets of the hotel. I’ve also asked for shirt-pressing in the early morning (5-6am), and it has been done quickly. I used to work for hotels in London, but this hotel brings all the values that can elevate their hospitality onto an international level. The location is far from the centre, however they have plenty of parking space, and it gives you the opportunity to gain access easily to the countryside, if you want to go for a trip. Furthermore they also have a jacuzzi and a swimming pool that I regrettably haven’t tried due to my heavily scheduled errands, however I have no doubt that it could be lovely and relaxing for some. I only have had lovely experiences over there, which raises the bar, as the country itself has some hospitality issues. Thank you Everyone, it was a pleasant and great experience. I will definitely go back, and I recommend it for everyone who wants to be a bit away from the city centres.

PLEASE DO NOT REMOVE THE BATHS! I was very pleased to find one in my modestly priced “ standard “ room.As well as a bath, there was a good sized deep basin with working plug ,and a WC which flushed powerfully. All of these things are normally lost when a bathroom is “ refurbished”.Spend your money on something else,please.The new fittings will certainly not last 50 years as the last ones have.The enamel bath still sparkles. The remainder of my room was equally functional,in a 70s style .Useful updates were new carpet , and an exceptionally effective and controllable airconditioner. There is plenty of light from a simple setup,and the new windows keep out the traffic noise.There was actually room to put all my clothes away tidily,and the safe was exceptionally big and easy to use.The fridge was not cluttered by cheap things I would not want, and was very efficient. The only deficiency was a little painting required on doorframes etc. A “ designer” could easily ruin this room after wrecking the bathroom. This is a bigger hotel than I prefer,but at least the lifts are exceptionally fast,and the breakfast room is large enough. My only criticism is that breakfast is a bit sp****.The baked goods run out quickly,and croissants were only seen by me one morning out of six.Although it supplies a good brand, the juice concentrate machine repeatedly runs out of supplies, and the staff take no action when told of this.The box of teas is almost exclusively fruit infusion , not tea in the normal sense, which ran out on day three out of six.Perhaps breakfast should be charged a little higher to allow improvement. There is a modern “ boutique” hotel in Gyor to compare with this.It offers twice the price for less than half the comfort.

With a stay at Famulus Hotel in Győr, you'll be within a 10-minute walk of Zichy Palace and Doll Exhibition. This hotel is 0.6 mi (1 km) from King Matthias Square and 0.7 mi (1.1 km) from Gyor Town Hall.Be sure to enjoy recreational amenities including a fitness center and bicycles to rent. Additional features at this hotel include complimentary wireless internet access, concierge services, and babysitting (surcharge). Guests can catch a ride to nearby destinations on the area shuttle (surcharge).Enjoy a meal at the restaurant, or stay in and take advantage of the hotel's room service (during limited hours). Wrap up your day with a drink at the bar/lounge. Buffet breakfasts are available daily from 7:00 AM to 10:00 AM for a fee.Featured amenities include complimentary wired internet access, a business center, and complimentary newspapers in the lobby. Free valet parking is available onsite.Make yourself at home in one of the 59 guestrooms featuring minibars. Complimentary wireless internet access keeps you connected, and cable programming is available for your entertainment. Private bathrooms with showers feature complimentary toiletries and hair dryers. Conveniences include phones, as well as safes and desks.

Nice familiar hotel with quite spacious, boutique-hotel rooms with an outstanding price-performance ratio. Minus are the breakfast (little choice if you don’t like Hungarian/American breakfast) and the parking. If you come in a quite big car I wouldn’t recommend to use the parking. It’s quite tricky to come in and out as the access gate is steep and narrow like the whole underground parking itself. To arrive at the hotel by car you have to press the contact button at the bollard barrier to the pedestrian area to let them lower. Best is to use the entrance from Zechmeister útca/ Bécsi Kapu tér (for navigation).