EcoLodge Üdülőház Irota

The brand new Irota EcoLodge premises consist of three spacious, luxurious and well-equipped holiday villas and a shared natural swimming pool (size 6x16m). Although slightly different in detail, the houses basically have the same lay-out and are all adjusted to guests with special needs.

Each house (170 m2) has its own style: The Lower House is the rustic, countryside type, the Middle House has a retro, 1960s feel, while the Upper House has a sleek and modern design. On the outside terrace, you will find all necessary furniture to enjoy the beautiful sunny days. From here, you have easy access to the natural swimming pool and the fishing pond, which are picturesquely located amidst the reeds.

The houses are detached, which guarantees full privacy. However, in case your group decides to rent more than one house, doors in the wooden fences in between the properties make it easy to move from one house to the other. We can offer up to two extra beds (subject to availability), and thus accommodate a maximum of 8 guest in one house. Dogs are welcome. We do not charge for this, but we do assume that your pet is clean and house-trained. All houses are provided with parking space for two vehicles and in each house you have a telephone landline as well as free WiFi.

As your well-equipped large kitchen suggests, your villa is designed for self-catering. However, if it is one of those days that you don’t feel like cooking or grilling and you are eager to explore local, country-style cuisine, we are happy to ask one of the village’s best cooks to prepare dinner for you. Please ask us for the options/meal suggestions available.

The natural beauty of the Cserehát region, of which Irota is called the gateway, is located on the south side of the Hungarian-Slovak border and is defined by the Sajó, Bódva and Hernád rivers. Compared with the rougher, Slovak side of the area the Cserehát is undulating and covered with forest. It also has a thriving wildlife. Visitors will see a lot of foxes and deer. The usually shy wild boars are less visible, but also present in large numbers. The hills are 250 to 300 meters high on average. The area is popular with hikers, bikers, fishermen and hunters, while the large variety of bird species makes the Cserehát an ornithological destination par excellence. A nature reserve and UNESCO World Heritage Site, Aggtelek National Park is only a 40 minutes drive away.