Gerendás vendégház

The Gerendás Guesthouse is a tastefully renovated stone house built in 1905, featuring wooden beams and a veranda, located 2 km from the Bogács Thermal Spa. The walls are 70–80 cm thick, which keeps the building pleasantly cool in summer and warm in winter.

The guesthouse is an ideal accommodation for families and groups of friends, for 2–12 people, and holds a 4-sunflower quality rating. The building contains two apartments, with a well-equipped shared dining kitchen. In addition, there is a sports and games room where guests can play table tennis, table football, billiards, etc. in case of bad weather. In the courtyard, there is a designated area for grilling and cooking in a cauldron.

The first apartment consists of a 4-bed room with the possibility of extra beds, an anteroom (where additional beds or extra beds can also be placed for separate sleeping arrangements), and a bathroom with a shower cabin. The rear apartment has the same layout: a 4-bed room with extra bed options, an anteroom (also suitable for additional sleeping arrangements), and a bathroom with a shower cabin.

There are four well-known spa destinations in the area: Bogács (2 km), Mezőkövesd Zsóry Spa, Egerszalók (Salt Hill), and the Demjén Thermal Valley. The surroundings offer excellent opportunities for excursions on foot, by bicycle, or by car.

Cserépfalu is particularly rich in attractions: it boasts six rows of wine cellars with excellent wines, three exhibition sites (a visitor center with a restaurant and the famous Subalyuk Museum presenting world-renowned Neanderthal finds, as well as the Imre Cserépfalvi Memorial Room and the Peasant House), five monuments, and two galleries await visitors. Walking through the village streets, visitors can admire around 40 protected traditional peasant houses, including the Gerendás Guesthouse itself, as well as the 54-meter-high Reformed Church.

In the surroundings of the village, in the picturesque Hór Valley, visitors can find the Subalyuk Cave, the Oszla Folk House, and one of the most beautiful viewpoints of the Southern Bükk, the ruins of Ódor Castle. The historical significance of the area is marked by remains of a Stone Age settlement, an Iron Age fort, and a medieval Hungarian castle. A tourist rest area, a prehistoric cave, and natural springs make the experience even more special.

In addition, visitors can explore the beehive stones, the “Little America” cave dwellings, the Berezdi Promenade, the Millennium Lookout Tower, and the Nóta Arena. By bicycle or car, destinations such as Bogács, Mezőkövesd, Eger, Szarvaskő, Szilvásvárad, Lillafüred, and Miskolc-Tapolca are also easily accessible.

Payment methods:
SZÉP Card, cash

Languages spoken at reception:
Hungarian

Other features:
eco-friendly accommodation, welcomes motorcyclists, welcomes cyclists, family-friendly

Optional related services:
table football, hiking, fishing, table tennis, table football, billiards, table tennis, sports and games room, grilling and cauldron cooking facilities