Koroknai Porta

Koroknai Porta welcomes guests seeking relaxation in the small yet friendly settlement of Báránd. The host family has been involved in rural hospitality for more than 30 years, so visitors can be sure that at Koroknai Porta they will experience the true atmosphere of village life together with genuine hospitality. The guesthouse, rated with 4 sunflowers, has two well-equipped apartments on the ground floor, each suitable for accommodating 4 people. On the upper floor of the building, two guest rooms have been created, also with 4 beds each. Each room has its own bathroom and kitchenette. All units are equipped with a television and air conditioning, ensuring guests’ comfort in every season.

The accommodation is family- and baby-friendly, therefore baby cots, high chairs, and playpens are available for guests arriving with small children. Children’s entertainment is supported by numerous indoor and outdoor games, including a climbing frame, sandbox, swing, table tennis, table football, darts, and board games. Next to the guesthouse, guests can also meet farm animals directly, such as chickens, turkeys, rabbits, and goats. The accommodation places special emphasis on preserving folk culture and traditions, which is also presented through an ethnographic exhibition, offering visitors the opportunity to learn about everyday objects used in the past. Free wireless internet (WiFi) is available on the property, and parking is also provided for guests arriving by car. Breakfast and half-board catering are available upon request, subject to prior arrangement.

Payment methods:
cash, SZÉP card (OTP)

Languages spoken at the reception:
Russian, English, German

Other features:
vineyard/orchard farm, family- and baby-friendly, organic farming on the property, outdoor cooking and grilling area, garden, organic farming on the property, outdoor cooking and grilling area, baby cot, high chair, playpen, climbing frame, sandbox, swing

Optional related services:
garden, badminton, archery, table tennis, billiards, horse riding, hiking, table football, darts, board games, ethnographic exhibition