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Pilvax Hotel Superior Kalocsa
Offering a terrace and views of the garden, Pilvax Hotel Kalocsa is set in Kalocsa, 984 feet from Paprika Museum. Guests can enjoy a sauna and the on-site bar.
Hunyadi Apartment
Offering a shared lounge, Hunyadi Apartment provides accommodations in Kalocsa. Opening onto a balcony, the air-conditioned apartment consists of 3 bedrooms.
Solemio Apartman Kalocsa
This property offers access to a patio, free private parking, and free Wifi. Outdoor dining is also possible at Solemio Apartman Kalocsa.
River Side Apartman
Providing a garden, River Side Apartman offers accommodations in Kalocsa. The property provides free private parking.
Club Haus 502 Kalocsa
Club Haus 502 in the center of Kalocsa offers a restaurant, free WiFi and free parking on site. The Csajda Medical Bath is 1.1 mi away and the Schöffer Museum is only 328 feet away.
Alice Panzió Gold
Alice Panzió Gold in Kalocsa features accommodations with a garden, a terrace and a bar. Featuring on-site dining, the bed and breakfast has air-conditioned rooms with a private bathroom.
Alice Vendégház
Alice Vendégház is located 0.6 mi from Kalocsa center and offers free WiFi in all areas, free public parking on-site and air conditioning in all units.
Mozaik Apartman
Both free Wifi and parking on-site are accessible at Mozaik Apartman free of charge. The accommodation offers airport transfers, while a bicycle rental service is also available.
Donautica Hotel & Restaurant
Featuring a private beach area, Donautica Hotel & Restaurant is located in Fadd-Dombori. A hot tub is available for guests. The in-house restaurant serves European cuisine.
Duna Hotel
Duna Hotel is located in the center of Paks and 2297 feet away from the Danube River, offering a Finnish sauna, which can be used free of charge, and a 24-hour reception.
What Guests Said About Kalocsa:
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We visited a couple of museums.
We visited a couple of museums. They were quite cheap but interesting. The first a folk museum had a fascinating collection of rocks and gemstones and information about the history of Hungary with traditional lace costumes and painted pottery. The paprika museum was interesting and had information in Hungarian,English and German ( and possibly French)on the types of pepper and how the crop is harvested and prepared to make different strengths of paprika. There was also information on local vineyards and types of wine. The town centre is being repaved at the moment but lots of interesting historical monuments and statues to see. Locals very helpful directing us to a local cafe with ice cream. Lovely Italian restaurant il Primo.JulieUnited Kingdom
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