Sonnenchalets

Very Good
Traveller Type: Family with Young Children
  : We had booked 2 rooms. It was great that they were next to each other and had a connecting door. Furthermore, everything was clean and working. The sleeping quality in the beds was very good. Free parking and wifi was available and working. Breakfast was average but good quality (eggs to boil yourself, bread, yoghurt were good).
  : Things to improve: 1. One of us has coeliac disease, so it was nice to read that gluten-free breakfast was available. However, as we asked, there were no gluten-free bread options available. 2. Low quality at breakfast was: choice of sausages/ham, quality of the orange juice and the jam, no cereals. And there should be a little bit more for the price per night. 3. Checkout at 10 am is relatively early.

Good
Traveller Type: Traveling as Couple

Very Good
Traveller Type: Family with Young Children

Wonderful
Traveller Type: Traveling as Couple
  : Polite and helpful staff, peaceful and beautiful environment, and as an attraction a guided tour by Mr Kakas

Disappointing
Traveller Type: Traveling as Couple
  : - The landscape (the golf course) is very calm and beautiful. - The shower cabin is well-sized and clean.
  : - Half of the wall between the bathroom and the room was a glass window. Who wants to watch their roommate (friend or spouse) wash their teeth, take a shower or sit on the toilet? And who wants to wake the other up when using the bathroom in the evening or night by flooding the bed with light? We bought a roll of wrapping paper and some adhesive tape in the nearby Billa and "fixed" the problem. - There's nothing "deluxe" in the "Deluxe" room: only one chair for two people, no rack for coats and suitcases, no mosquito net, no kettle, despite being advertised for the room. - Although the place is in Hungary, the receptionist doesn't speak Hungarian, and the coffee machine only accepts Euro. (Is this even legal?) - Even though most of the guests are Austrian/German, most of the Hungarian staff (3 out of 4) don't speak proper German. - One of the Hungarian staff was sick and taking anti-biotics (as she was complaining about it loudly to a colleague). Even if we weren't in the middle of a pandemic, why on Earth does she come to work, potentially infecting guests? - The entrance door closed so loudly that the whole building shaked every time someone used it. - There's no sound insulation at all. From 7-8am to 2pm, you can hear the other guests coming and leaving, the staff shouting (a few of them literally shouting), the washing machine washing... - The breakfast is mediocre.