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Nagybörzsöny Kõszeg Vendégház
Nagybörzsöny
Eastern Bank Of The Danube
Central Danubia
Hungary
36-27-377-450
Type: Hotel
Minimum Rate: Ft 100 - Ft 100
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Eastern Bank Of The Danube
Central Danubia
Hungary
36-27-377-450
Type: Hotel
Minimum Rate: Ft 100 - Ft 100
Comments ( 0 )
Rating (0 Votes)
This is 3,000 to 5,000 HUF per night. In the village some people speak English. While it is possible that one of the local villagers may also rent a room to you, your best bet is to book through Tourinform (see Appendix) for this area.
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