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Hotel Hrádok
Located in Jelšava, 8.7 miles from Ochtinska cave, Hotel Hrádok has accommodations with a garden, free private parking, a shared lounge and a restaurant.
Poľovný dom
Poľovný dom in Jelšava provides accommodations with a garden and a bar. With free private parking, the property is 12 miles from Ochtinska cave and 12 miles from Domica.
Penzion Flipper
Penzión Flipper offers accommodations in Lubeník. The guest house has a barbecue and sun terrace, and guests can enjoy a meal at the restaurant. All rooms include a flat-screen TV with cable channels....
Diana
Diana offers accommodations in Revúca, 25 miles from Dobsinska Ice Cave and 5.8 miles from Muran. With garden views, this accommodation offers a balcony.
Penzión Skalná ruža - Kövirózsa panzió
Located at the gate to the Slovenský kras National park, the Penzión Skalná ruža - Kövirózsa panzió offers free WiFi, a terrace and barbecue facilities .
Guest house Jana
Located in Muráň in the Banskobystrický kraj region, The house is located in a central position from which you can easily reach the regional attractions.
Apartmány Planina Predná Hora
17 miles from Dobsinska Ice Cave in Predná Hora, Apartmány Planina Predná Hora provides accommodations with access to wellness packages and beauty services.
Bed & breakfast Hugo
Bed & breakfast Hugo is a recently renovated bed and breakfast in Plešivec where guests can make the most of its garden and bar.
Penzión u Sysľa
Penzión u Sysľa offers air-conditioned rooms in Muráň. The guest house, set in a building dating back to 1918, is 20 miles from Dobsinska Ice Cave and a few steps from Muran.
Penzión Mamut Revúca
Penzión Mamut Revúca features air-conditioned accommodations in Revúca. The property is around 25 miles from Dobsinska Ice Cave, 5.5 miles from Muran, and 19 miles from Ochtinska cave.
What Guests Said About Jelšava:
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On first sight this looks like an economically deprived...
On first sight this looks like an economically deprived village that has been left behind as the world moved on. However, dig a little deeper and you will find a rich and varied history. The geology of the area was responsible for the early prosperity as metals including gold and silver were mined here. This supported a thriving industry. The most famous products were probably footwear and cow bells, yes the sort you find hanging from the neck of a Swiss cow. There is still one craftsman producing these bells using a process learned from his grandfather. The geology is also something of a curse. A couple of miles north of the town is a large magnesite mine/factory. For a large part of the twentieth century this spread dust far and wide and contributed to the decline of Jelsava. However, for the last twenty years or so environmental standards have risen dramatically and the surrounding forests have been steadily recovering. An EU grant has enabled the creation of an interesting museum and an ambitious project is underway to restore what used to be a magnificent mansion in the town centre once owned by the Coburg family, to which Queen Elizabeth II is distantly related. A few miles East of town is one of the four UNESCO world heritage sites in Slovakia. This is a cave that opened to the public in 1972 and contains the rare crystal Aragonite. The temperature in the cave is only about 8C but the tour only lasts about half an hour. The delicate crystals are remarkably well preserved thanks to CCTV which has prevented souvenir hunters.
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