In the peaceful village of Drienovec, just a few kilometers from Košice, lies our cozy countryside accommodation by Fedákov Mlyn – a place where tradition, history, and modern comfort come together. The renovated spaces of the old mill and the neighbouring guesthouse offer a unique atmosphere that takes you back to the days when life followed the rhythm of nature and the scent of freshly baked bread filled the courtyard. Each room is furnished with great attention to detail and an authentic rustic style – wooden beams, natural materials, and soft colors create an inviting environment where you’ll immediately feel at home. The accommodation is ideal for couples, families with children, or small groups looking for peace, relaxation, and a touch of countryside charm. Guests can enjoy a fully equipped kitchen, a cozy common room, and a spacious yard with a fireplace seating area. In the morning, you can savor breakfast with a view of the colorful garden, spend the day relaxing in the nearby forest, or explore the surrounding beauty – the caves of the Slovak Karst, cycling and hiking trails to the “Plant Church,” or the historic city of Košice. Fedákov Mlyn is not just a place to stay – it’s an experience. We often host craft workshops, tastings of local products, and traditional pretzel-baking courses in our stone oven. In the summer months, the courtyard fills with children’s laughter, the aroma of bread, and the soothing sound of flowing water. Whether you come to celebrate a special occasion, enjoy a romantic weekend, or simply recharge with peace and quiet, Fedákov Mlyn welcomes you with warmth and hospitality rarely found today.

The surroundings of Drienovec offer endless opportunities for nature lovers, hikers, bikers, and anyone seeking peace and inspiration. Within just a few minutes by car, you’ll find some of the most breathtaking places in eastern Slovakia — hidden gems that perfectly complement your stay at Fedákov Mlyn. Just a short drive away lies the Zádiel Gorge (Zádielska tiesňava) – a majestic limestone canyon that’s part of the Slovak Karst National Park. Its towering cliffs, green meadows, and winding trails make it a paradise for hikers and photographers. Not far from there rises the Turniansky Castle, a romantic ruin offering panoramic views of the valley and the village of Turňa nad Bodvou. Nature shows its playful side at the Hájske Waterfalls – a series of charming cascades hidden in a quiet forest near the village of Háj. The area is also home to the Angel Statue of Háj, a serene and symbolic sculpture that has become a local landmark. For those seeking something truly unique, visit the Plant Church (Rastlinný kostol) near Debraď. The nearby Ladislav’s Spring offers crystal-clear water flowing directly from the heart of the Slovak Karst. In Drienovec, you can discover the Drienovec Cave, where the same underground waters emerge. A short trip north takes you to the remarkable Jasov Cave (Jasovská jaskyňa), one of the oldest accessible caves in Slovakia. Decorated with stunning stalactite formations and mysterious halls, it offers an unforgettable glimpse into the underground beauty of the Slovak Karst region. Whether you’re exploring caves, hiking through gorges, or simply enjoying a picnic in the meadows, the region around Drienovec will surprise you with its charm and tranquility.