Hotels near Piesťany Airport - PZY, Piešťany

I am visiting Piestany every year for the Cinematik Film Festival and I love the atmosphere there. When the weather is nice, you can take strolls through the city center as well as have food and a drink in the many restaurants/coffee shops. They also have nice big parks. A walk to the Spa Isle is a must as well as having one of the many amazing cakes at the Elizabeth Caffé and Restaurant.

Liked: The View was not bad Disliked · Almost everything: 1- Staff dealing with guests. 2- price: it is not worth it. 3- The room was too small. 4- Tiny terrible bathroom. 5- The appearance & decoration of walls is too simple. 6- Location, It is not near to city center nor to spas ! Note: there was an electrical socket falling down on the wall not repaired. No body take care of the hotel. Isn't this the responsibility of the house maid !?

I've been visiting Piešťany from the UK for the last nine years for dental treatment at the Smile Clinic where I had implants fitted that feel completely natural unlike the horrible "plastic" dentures from the UK that never fitted well and wouldn't stay in place and couldn't cope with the most tender steak. It's a beautiful town by the Danube and has a wonderful French Restaurant (Le Griffon) and along the river is a micro brewery offering tasty ales and meals; what's not to like?

If you ever want to visit a middle size Slovakian town I recommend Piešťany. It is buzzling with life and has a lot of restaurants and cafes. The place is very peaceful and local people are relaxed and welcoming to tourists. The place is perfect for all ages as there were a lot of families with children as well as pensioners to see everywhere. Piestany is also a perfect starting point for making bike rides, especially along the river Vah on both sides upstreams and downstreams. The middle size town also have a lot of big parks for relaxation. Unfortunately I did not get time to visit the thermal baths.

Here for the international lace festival but worth a visit, especially as a stopping off point if touring this lovely country. Mainly known for its thermal baths accessed by an interesting bridge Every kind of architecture including brutalist and art deco.Fairly lively town centre with large park .Small but good museums.lovely river which runs into a large lake. Small river just outside centre has muskrats swimming about.Well connected by train hourly from Bratislava and Trencin.(Could also be done as a day trip) although station quite a way out of town .Cheap public transport and taxis