"There must be a piece of land somewhere where we can set foot, where we can catch up with the lost paradise".
Stay in your own hotel. In the holiday village of Doboz - Szanazug in Békés county we offer a unique opportunity for a multi-generational family house, village accommodation, hotel, wedding house, wedding house, company holiday home, holiday resort, monastery, convent, church, foundation, etc., an old Szocreal
Restoration of the hotel to its original, usable and beautiful condition at minimum cost. Paradise itself. 60m long concrete car park, restaurant, bar, kitchen, professional preparation premises, storage 10,000 sqm mature wooded park with rows of standing lights, retro playground, 6×32 amps electricity on underground cable, 700 sqm 22 guest room Bauhaus style hotel with apartments on floors, fenced in. Built by the elite building company of the party-state regime (BÁÉP). An architectural masterpiece in design and construction. On one side the forest (a protected forest in its original state), on the other side the Double Kőrös. 200 m from the house there is a demanding free beach with a ferry to the other side of the house, where there is a paid beach and a harbour with a pleasure boat. A short walk up the Kőrös is where the Black and White Kőrös meet. It is a sacred place with powerful energies and the island of the witches. An environment of incomparable beauty. So many opportunities for hiking, fishing, boating, sailing, cycling. A peaceful everyday life, a peaceful life. Gyula, Békéscsaba 10 - 15 minutes by car, - cycling around. You often get the feeling of being in a strictly guarded game park. Police on foot (their district headquarters has its hotel here), vigilance, fish guards. Deer and moose are everywhere. The trees in the park around the building are almost a hundred years old. Photos from the site.
Victor Hugo is said to have sat in his favourite café with his back to the Eiffel Tower because he couldn't stand the mockary. He only liked the green of the Champ de Mars. It's in all of us. To be connected in some way to the landscape, to the green, to be in touch with nature. The urban, metropolitan lifestyle has many negative consequences. It is well known that one of the causes of urban neurosis is the separation from nature. Something is lost forever. Experts agree that the next ten years will see a fundamental change in our travel and leisure habits.

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