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Restaurant
Minibar
Desk
Bathroom
Air conditioning
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Druzstevna 2053/26, 90101 Malacky

Druzstevna 2053/26, 90101 Malacky
The pension is located in a quieter part of city Malacky, but still close to the center and all the services you might need. From the guesthouse, you can walk to the center of Malacky in 5 minutes. There are various historical buildings nearby, such as Chapel of the Holy Steps, Franciscan Monastery, Pálffy Manor and Castle Park.
Letisko M.R. Štefánika40 km
Nearest station3 km
City center1 km
Letisko M.R. Štefánika 25 mi.
Malacky 1.9 mi.
Malacky City center0.62 mi.
The Valla pension is located in the town of Malacky, towards the village of Kostolište. GPS Coordinates are: C2V3+GX Malacky. The guesthouse does not own a parking lot, but parking is possible directly in front of the pension, there is a temporary parking lot nearby at coordinates 48.442692, 17.007309.
If you decide to use public transport, there is a bus stop called Družstevná, directly in front of the pension, with connections going directly from the Malacky railway station.
Our pension is a place where you can rest and relax after a day full of exploring Malacky and its surroundings. The bright and modernly furnished rooms are equipped with everything you need for a comfortable stay. Without the accommodation, we offer a menu with variations of traditional Slovak cuisine, including some modern touches. All our dishes are prepared from fresh ingredients, carefully served and individually designed to shine impressively on your plate. The menu offers various alternatives for starters, main courses and desserts. We focus on a wide variety of meat dishes, but on the taste of course, vegetarians and children will also come. Our menu also consists of specially prepared steaks, which you can only taste here in Malacky.
Pension is located in a building that proudly carries more than 120 years. The first written mention of pension dates from 1900. The building belonged to Karol and Mária Konečný. No one knows for sure whether it was still used as a bar, or if it was only used as a family home. However, the later name of the tavern, which they called U koňa, was derived from their name. After 1948, hard times came for business owners. They also affected the owners of this property. The communists stopped at nothing and simply nationalized their bar. After 1989, the building returned to the personal ownership of the descendants of the original owners. However, Milan Hájek, who was the husband of one of the Konečnýs' daughters, did not make any changes to the building and left it in its original state.
Reception
06:00 AM - 10:00 PM
Reception manned at weekends
06:00 AM - 10:00 PM
Earliest check-in
02:00 PM
Latest check-out
11:00 AM