Our room was very large and had plenty of character. The building is several hundred years old. Our room was very quiet (you don't hear other guests) and well heated. When we stayed the weather turned cold and wet so we spent longer than expected inside, and this was the perfect place to do so. The location in the old Sobota area is both good and bad - it has a lovely atmosphere and history, but on a Sunday absolutely nothing is open (so plan ahead). Some of the furniture was a little tired.
The pension has been superbly decorated and packed with character, it is warm and cosy, Our room (fireplace suite) was stunning, large and relaxing. The food is superb, slightly more expensive than a town restaurant but well worth it. Staff are friendly and helpful, great location, 10 min walk from town. Would love to return some time.
These people are vile, stay away at any cost, you have been warned! No idea what hospitability means. While there a bed canopy fell on my head, heavy metal frame, when I told the lady when he paid she didn t even appologise, furthermore she chased me while leaving asking for compensation without even going in the room to see what happened, her cook was also rude swearing at us. I told her that she must be mad asking for money when she should appologise and offer a discount or something so she said that "it s ok" and we left. Can,t imagine if that thing would have fallen on a baby, she would be in prison.
For food with average taste and steaks for 25€ its just too much, had a good time with lovely staff, but thats it. Steaks were over the requested medium and litle bit too dry venison is probably hard to get fresh so l can find good food for half price in poprad.
I knew what to expect from the photos, but I was even more delighted with my room when I arrived. I felt like I was staying in a cross between a treehouse and a Hobbit house. It was just lovely and I very much enjoyed the sauna, which was pleasingly easy to use. Dinner at the restaurant was lovely and the staff were friendly and helpful. I was so much happier that I stayed here rather than the centre of Poprad, which is only 15 minutes' walk away.
We visited Sabato last weekend, we had such an amazing experience. Clean and antique rooms with unforgettable themes and atmosphere. Service was brilliant, always making sure we had everything we needed. Breakfast consisted of tasty food selection. We are from Spain, Madrid. Whenever we visit High Tatras, we always come back to Sabato. The owner and staff is very friendly and kind, welcomes new customers with a huge smile and treats visitors with respect. It must be highlighted that rooms are very very beautiful. I recommend this Penzion to everyone who is staying in Poprad even if it’s for 1 night or more. It has a perfect location and parking is available too. Thank you. Natalie.
This renaissance style pension house is in the main square in Spiska Sobota, a stone throw to Poprad. Unique interiors are great. Restaurant serves tasty stuff and local wines. Surroundings are like from Hobbit movie! Nice and quiet area.
Very pretty, quaint pension with a gorgeous courtyard. Bed was comfortable and room was nicely decorated. Doors are VERY thin and you can hear everything...EVERYTHING. Breakfast is decent and filling.
We spent two nights here in Room 5 (top floor). Good sized room with separate sitting area and fireplace. Narrow winding stairs that fit with the character of the old building. The furnishings are all reflective of the time (but with a modern touch). A friendly staff and made-to-order breakfasts made for a delightful stay. About a 25 min walk from Poprad Train Station but a pleasant walk along bike paths and residential streets. I would stay here again.
This little hotel provided a fantastic base for our two couples visiting the Tatras mountains on our first visit to Slovakia. Despite little English being spoken by some staff we had a great 4 night stay in lovely comfortable individual rooms. The Penzion has a beautiful garden and outdoor space for the restaurant and the food was delicious. The only drawback for some people might be that our rooms were in the attic and were up two flights of stairs. The last set are steep, twisting and narrow due to the age of the building making it difficult to carry up suitcases. However the position of the Penzion in the pretty and quiet Spisska Sobota town more than makes up for any drawbacks. We would recommend a stay here and would love to come back.
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