Nefelejcs Hotel Mezőkövesd - bathroom with elegant settings
Hotel Nefelejcs *** is located in Mezokovesd, about 150 m far from Zsory Spa, the famous thermal bath of the city. In the wellness area of Hotel Nefelejcs guests can enjoy the bubble bath, the Finnish and infra saunas. For the complete renewal guests can take traditional Indian medical treatments and medical massages. The modernly equipped conference room is an excellent place of event for conferences, trainings and other event types as well.
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Nefelejcs Hotel Mezőkövesd - bathroom with elegant settings
✔️ Nefelejcs Hotel*** Mezokovesd - cheap hotel in Mezokovesd close to Zsory Spa 
3400. Mezőkövesd-Zsóry fürdő Bimbó út 2. Ntak SZ19000008 - Hotel
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✔️ Nefelejcs Hotel*** Mezokovesd - cheap hotel in Mezokovesd close to Zsory Spa
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