Hotel-Restaurant Complex "Berloga Pylypets"

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• Double (4 rooms) - double bed, TV; bathroom (shower, toilet, sink).
• Triple (4 rooms) - double and single beds, TV; bathroom (shower, toilet, sink).
• Family (4 two-room units) - one room has a double bed, TV; in the other - double and single beds; bathroom (shower, toilet, sink).
• Daily cleaning of rooms, change of bedding and towels (2 per person) - once every 3 days.
• Heating: autonomous water heating. Water supply: cold and hot water available constantly.
• Check-in hours: check-in from 14:00, check-out by 12:00.

At the Berloga Pylypets homestead, there is a restaurant serving local cuisine. Transcarpathian cuisine combines very diverse flavors. The cuisine has been influenced by all neighboring countries, as well as various historical periods, for example, when the Transcarpathia region belonged to the Austro-Hungarian Empire, Czechoslovakia, and Hungary. Each of the national minorities living in Transcarpathia has contributed its own, distinct dishes and cooking specifics to Transcarpathian cuisine. Transcarpathian Hungarians: bograch, goulash, perkelt, poprikash, lecho, rokot-krumpli, loczi pechene. Transcarpathian Romanians – various types of tocan, Transcarpathian Slovaks – strapachki, karbonatki, buhti; Czechs – knedliky and Szeged goulash, Germans – schnitzels and ancient beef recipes in Swabian style. Transcarpathian Jews offer their traditional dishes: chulent, liver European style, stuffed fish, romi – gurka, pogachi, stewed udder, fried tripe. We offer to taste dishes from the grill and traditional first and hot dishes. There is also a breakfast menu from 9:00 to 11:00 for guests of the Berloga Pylypets hotel.

Travel to us by trains heading to Uzhhorod to the Volochiv station, then by bus or order a transfer to the hotel. If traveling by car, it is better to take the Kyiv–Lviv–Chop highway (M-06), turn towards the village of Mizhhirya after the village of Nyzhni Vorota. In the village of Pylypets, turn according to the sign "Shypit" and drive another 5 km. You can arrange a meeting with the hotel administration.

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Nearest trails near Hotel-Restaurant Complex "Berloga Pylypets":

Three days or more

Pylypets village, via Shypit Waterfall, Mount Hemba and Mount Zhyd-Mahura to Mizhhiria

Length: 38.1км

Total ascent: 1686м

Total descent: 1958м

Min. elevation: 388м

Max. elevation: 1471м

Three days or more

Volovets, via Mount Plai, Mount Velykyi Verkh and Mount Hemba to Podobovets village

Length: 25км

Total ascent: 1516м

Total descent: 1332м

Min. elevation: 491м

Max. elevation: 1587м

One-day routes

Pylypets – Mount Hymba

Length: 6.4км

Total ascent: 990м

Total descent: 233м

Min. elevation: 690м

Max. elevation: 1463м

Ring routes

Pylypets village, via Shypit Waterfall and Mount Hemba to Pylypets village

Length: 17.7км

Total ascent: 1039м

Total descent: 1031м

Min. elevation: 683м

Max. elevation: 1530м

What notable landmarks are located near Hotel-Restaurant Complex "Berloga Pylypets"?

"Shypit Waterfall" Pylypets (1km), Mount Gemba (3km), New Church of the Nativity of the Blessed Virgin Mary, Pylypets (4km), Church of the Nativity of the Blessed Virgin Mary, Pylypets (4km), Mount Veliky Verkh (4km), Mount Zhid-Magura (5km)

Which trails pass by Hotel-Restaurant Complex "Berloga Pylypets"?

We suggest these hiking trails through or near Hotel-Restaurant Complex "Berloga Pylypets": Pylypets village, via Shypit Waterfall, Mount Hemba and Mount Zhyd-Mahura to Mizhhiria, Volovets, via Mount Plai, Mount Velykyi Verkh and Mount Hemba to Podobovets village, Pylypets – Mount Hymba, Pylypets village, via Shypit Waterfall and Mount Hemba to Pylypets village, Pylypets village, via Shypit Waterfall, Mount Hemba and Mount Velykyi Verkh to Volovets, Podobovets village, via Shypit Waterfall, Mount Hemba and Mount Zhyd-Mahura to Berezniaky village