Hotel Raba - Gyor, Hungary

5.1 Out of 10 Mediocre Guests Recommend: No

Amenities: 7.0 Cleanliness: 7.0 Location: 8.0 Comfort: 6.0 Service: 5.0 Value: 5.0

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Anonymous guest from Stamford, CT US stayed on August 25, 2004

"Nobody offered any help with my luggages. I had to carry them in and out of the hotel from and to my car. In my superior room there was no shampoo and conditioner and any cream etc.... I had to ask for a bathrobe and pick it up at the reception. In the dining room I was not asked once if I needed anything, I had to look and ask for service.... Overall the service lacked any attention."

Recommends the hotel to others? No

Gyor, city of four rivers - the Danube, Raba, Marcal and Rabca- is a county seat and centre of the Little Plain (Kisalfold). Its Roman name was Arrabona. Both before and after the original settlement of Magyars in Hungary, the town had been in the possession of many different nations and rulers. The fortress of the thirteenth century castle was constructed as a means of the defence against the Turks. Its economical, trade and industrial progress started in the eighteenth century. It is known as a cultural and educational centre, as well as a bishop's seat. The 155 guest rooms are all well equipped with private bathroom, direct dial telephone, minibar, radio, colour televison with satellite channels and hairdryer. The hotel also features six function rooms, restaurant, terrace and drinks bar.