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Family Homestead "Lambert" Berehove

Address: Mukachivskyi Provulok 3a, Berehove, Zakarpatska Oblast, Ukraina, How to get there?

Phone: +38 (050) 437 0223, +38 (097) 712 9719, +38 (031) 41 24393Show phone numbers
We offer:
Restaurant, Autonomous heating, Air Conditioning, Cable / Satellite TV, Family rooms, Parking, Free Wi-Fi, Suite for newlyweds, Transfer services, Special diet menu on request, In English, In Russian
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The Family Homestead "Lambert" is located a 10-minute walk from the center of Berehove, featuring a Gothic Catholic cathedral from the 14th century. Guests can enjoy free Wi-Fi, a café, and air-conditioned rooms.

The interior of the homestead is decorated in pastel tones with bright accents on textiles. Cozy colors that seem to have faded in the sun uplift the mood and create an atmosphere of comfort and tranquility. Deliberately aged furniture and doors, along with elegant, almost weightless wrought iron elements, give the homestead elegance and reflect a warm homey feel.

Each room in the Lambert family homestead, designed in beige and pastel tones, features a flat-screen TV and a bathroom with a hairdryer. The homestead offers 11 "Standard" category rooms, 2 "Single" category rooms, 2 "Junior Suite" category rooms, and 1 "Suite" category room. We hope that our hospitality and comfortable rooms, supported by a strong and healthy sleep in our homestead, will leave only good memories that you will want to return to again and again.

Family Homestead Lambert Berehove

  • The "Suite" is the favorite room of newlyweds. Here you can arrange a romantic evening with champagne, roses, and candles. Pastel tones, quality furniture, and exquisite decor create a little world of beauty and positivity that you will enter upon opening the door to the room. The "Suite" consists of two rooms - a living room and a bedroom. The living room has a sofa bed, while the bedroom features a comfortable double bed. Accommodation: double, triple. Bed: 1 large bed 160x200 cm and a comfortable sofa 120x200 cm. Room area: 40 m2. Check-in time: 14:00, check-out time: 12:00. Room amenities: bathroom with shower and toilet, professional toiletries, Wi-Fi, wardrobe, TV, cable television, air conditioning, hairdryer, bathrobe, slippers, parking.
  • Like every room, the junior suite is a separate story, a little world of exquisite beauty and refined details that create a special mood for our guests. The journey remains in the past, but pleasant memories are preserved in memory forever. Accommodation: double, triple. Bed: 1 large bed 160x200 cm and a comfortable sofa 120x200 cm. Room area: 22 m2. Check-in time: 14:00, check-out time: 12:00. Room amenities: bathroom with shower and toilet, professional toiletries, Wi-Fi, wardrobe, TV, cable television, air conditioning, hairdryer, bathrobe, slippers, parking.
  • Standard category rooms are the place that gives a sense of coziness and comfort during travels. Here, we have taken care to ensure that your stay in our homestead is truly convenient and comfortable. Accommodation: single, double. Bed: 1 large bed 160x200 cm / 2 separate beds 90x200 cm. Room area: 15 m2. Check-in time: 14:00, check-out time: 12:00. Room amenities: bathroom with shower and toilet, professional toiletries, Wi-Fi, wardrobe, TV, cable television, air conditioning, hairdryer, parking.

Suite room of the Lambert family homestead in Berehove

Visitors to the café with a stylish terrace in the inner courtyard of the Lambert family homestead will be offered dishes of Ukrainian and European cuisine. You can relax with cocktails in the lobby bar.

A 15-minute walk from the Lambert family homestead leads to the 17th-century palace of the Betlen family. The Berehove railway station is located 1 km from the property, from where you can reach the city of Mukachevo.

LEGEND - BRAND
In ancient times, when knights fought for honor and went on feats for the sake of their beloved women, when old people told stories of glorious campaigns and heroic people on long winter evenings, a young prince named Lambert wondered how the lives of those esteemed people turned out, whether they found their happiness?
Gathering for a journey, Lambert firmly decided that he would not return home until he found happiness, even if he had to walk to the very edge of the earth. He traveled from village to village, talking to people, but no one could help him, and only the old people smiled and sincerely wished him good luck.
Lambert did not understand why those people smiled and why happiness had to be sought for so long. Reflecting on this, he did not notice how night fell, and he had to spend the night in the field under the stars, listening to the song of crickets.
He dreamed of joy, comfort, and warmth, as if he were at home, he dreamed of a pleasant, intoxicating aroma and a new, previously unknown feeling. When Lambert woke up, he saw that he had fallen asleep in a lavender field. So that was the smell I dreamed of? - he guessed. Nearby, someone was singing, and it seemed that a stream was murmuring, such a pleasant voice... He got up and saw a girl in a simple linen dress. She was picking flowers, and every time she bent down, the lace of her dress played with the lavender flowers. Her blonde curls fell on her chest, and her cheeks lightly flushed from the morning sun. Their eyes met, the girl stopped singing, and Lambert felt that same feeling he had dreamed of at night. Thus, they fell in love with each other!
Lambert understood why the old people smiled in response to the young man's naive questions. Happiness does not hide at the edge of the earth; we always carry it in our hearts and can give it to people.
The prince decided to build a homestead and settle where he found his happiness. He invited craftsmen, builders, and merchants. Happiness overflowed the hearts of the lovers so much that they wanted to build an entire city for happy people. Thus, in 1063, a city named Lamperthaza appeared. Even during the construction of the city, people discovered thermal springs that erupted right from the ground. After exhausting days of building the city, people enjoyed bathing in the springs, and fatigue was nowhere to be found. Women became more charming, and men felt a new surge of strength. Who knows, maybe that water gives such energy, or maybe it happened because they were all happy.
At the Lambert family homestead, we have tried to preserve the atmosphere created by our lovers: simplicity and subtlety, purity and love. Each room is a separate love story, in which you can write your own page...
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