Roko Sodyba

Our company, 30+ people, got the whole place overnight for a conference. The place looked good when we arrived, we went to our rooms and settled in. The room I stayed in was a standard 3 star eastern European hotel as was most rooms, there were slightly better rooms available though. My colleague got a room that had a fireplace and a separate bedroom and a big balcony which I think was their best room. Another colleague got a room in which it stank a lot like something had died in it. It was coming from the bathroom, however, they asked for another room and were given one. All rooms had paper thin walls though. After we got our business out of the way, we had a small party. This is where most of the negative experience begins. We ordered 30 liters of beer and snacks. They said 10 portions of snacks should be enough, so the boss ordered 15, and I honestly think that 15 portions on 30 people should amount to more than 2 pieces of fried bread, 1 piece of cheese and 1 onion ring. I didn't go to the sauna but people who went said it was capped at 80 degrees and wasn't really heating up above 60. Biggest minus was the host. We got the whole place, and she wanted us to turn down the music because it was supposedly disturbing someone. The closest neighbours were 150m away, one of the products we sell is laser range finders and I checked. The music wasn't really that loud as many people had gone to sleep and didn't wake up in the same house it was playing in.. Dinner was OK but nothing impressive. Breakfast was weak. There are places for activities like football/soccer, tennis, volley ball. There was also a pool table but the balls have been through a grinder and sometimes would stop rolling because they had a dent in them. There is also an on site bar, but it wasn't working for some reason.

The rooms were not very cosy and in the bathroom the towels were very old ; there wasn't hair dryer; there wasn't extra blanket for colder weather