Hotel Club***

Web: Hotel Club Kežmarok

Address: Dr. Alexander Street 24, 060 01 Kežmarok
E-Mail: recepciaclub@sinet.sk
Phone: +42152 452 40 51-2
GPS: 49.1311583, 20.4170881,14.65

FAMILY-TYPE HOTEL

The Hotel Club *** is located in the center of the historical town of Kežmarok, where history is combined with contemporary culture; it is considered to be the gateway to the High Tatras.

The history of the hotel dates back to 1991, when the town residential house was converted by Janka and Juraj Gantner into a two-storey hotel with a beautiful stylish hunting themed restaurant. The hotel has a unique collection of hunting trophies from Mr. Michal Šoltýs, and also contains a rare collection of sports trophies of the family Šoltýs and Gantner which testify to their excellent success in downhill skiing.

Enjoy modernized accommodation in 35 rooms and apartments, a small conference room suitable for various conferences, celebrations or workshops, and in the summer you can organize get-togethers on the terrace.

The location of the hotel is very attractive, especially due to its proximity to the High Tatras. You will be enchanted not only by its pleasant family-based environment, but also by its excellent and imaginative cuisine, which offers a wide range of dishes, Slovak specialties and game.

WORTH YOUR ATTENTION

The Golden Tower – located near the hotel. The bell tower is named for its former gold sgraffito decoration. It is rightly considered the most beautiful campanile in the Spiš region. The Renaissance bell tower with a square base stands in close proximity to the Basilica of the Holy Cross. Inside, there are three bells hung on a wooden structure. The oldest bell is from 1525. According to a legend, one of the bells flies on Maundy (Green) Thursday to Rome. The preserved records from 1674 state that a student from Kežmarok – Michal Kupecký – flew to the eternal city and never returned to his birthplace…

BASILICA OF THE HOLY CROSS

The Basilica of the Holy Cross is one of the largest Spiš Gothic three-nave churches. The first written mention of the Church dates back to 1383. In 1998, Pope John Paul II promoted the Church to BASILICA MINOR. It also became the first non-Marian Basilica in Slovakia.

WHAT IS WORTH SEEING?

In the vicinity of the hotel, in 10 minutes you can walk to the town castle and reach the street Starý trh (Old Market – the oldest populated area of the town), which you can get to through a nearby street. Lovers of ancient beauty are encouraged to follow the historical route, which will smoothly take them through the most beautiful and valuable places that Kežmarok can offer.