Hotel Complex "Bakhus" Uzhhorod

The hotel complex "Bakhus" is located in the quiet city of Uzhhorod, 1 km from the border with the Slovak Republic. Guests are offered rooms with air conditioning and satellite TV, as well as a restaurant, wine bar, sauna, spa center, and a 24-hour front desk.

The walls of the rooms are decorated in pastel colors, and the floors are covered with wooden parquet. Each accommodation is equipped with free Wi-Fi, a telephone, a mini-bar, an armchair, a desk, and a private bathroom with free toiletries.

The unique restaurant "Bakhus" is beautifully decorated with stained glass windows and has a wine cellar. Guests are served a daily breakfast and dishes of European and local cuisine for dinner. The wine bar offers a wide selection of local and international wines. Wine tastings are organized for wine enthusiasts.

Guests can relax with a massage, use the services of the spa center, sauna, and mini-pool, or take a walk in the garden. The complex features a children's playground and a barbecue area. The distance to Uzhhorod Castle is 10 km.

The hotel complex "Bakhus" is located 10 km from Uzhhorod Airport and the railway station, as well as 20 km from the border with Hungary. Free parking is available on site.

On the outskirts of ancient Uzhhorod in the village of Storozhnytsia, first mentioned in the 13th century, there is a cozy hotel complex "BAKHUS". According to ancient Greek legend, the god of winemaking and merriment, Bakhus (Dionysus, Bacchus), was punished by the Olympic gods for having intoxicated them with his joyful wine juice, after which the gods lost control of themselves. For such an act, they banished him to earth – to the Carpathian Mountains. But the merry god of winemaking did not get bored; he brought grapevines to the Carpathians and taught the locals to cultivate them. And one day, when the gods inquired about how Bakhus was doing, they were astonished to find that all the Carpathian valleys were planted with grapevines, joyful music and laughter echoed everywhere, and the land of the Carpathians was enveloped in the intoxicating aroma of wine. Therefore, our hotel, supporting the millennia-old Transcarpathian tradition, is named after the ancient Greek deity, offering you a joyful escape from the mundane in an exquisite style. In our work, we strive to provide you with maximum comfort and fulfill any of your requests. After all, that Bakhus, who has long descended from the heavens, lives right here…