The county town and Episcopal see Pécs is situated in the southern foothills of the Mecsek Hills. With is 162 000 inhabitants the city is the 5th largest one in the country, centre of Baranya county. Sopianae, the Roman predecessor of Pécs was established at the 2nd century. By the 4th century the city became a flourishing provincial centre. Due to its Roman roots Pécs is often called as „the city with Mediterranean ambiance”. In 1367 the first Hungarian university was established here by the king Louis the Great. Pécs is a festival city with many cultural events from spring to autumn. Its historical churches, museums, cosy cafés and restaurants, narrow alleys are inviting us for a relaxing walk. The surrounding region is ideal for excursions, for instance Harkány with its hot watered spa or the famous Hungarian wine region Villány.

Hotel Kikelet***

Address: H-7635 Pécs, Károlyi Mihály út 1.
Location: The hotel is located at one of the most scenic spots of the Mecsek Mountains, directly above the city centre of Pécs.
Rooms: double and triple equipped with bathroom, sat TV, telephone, minibar, balcony, mostly with beatiful view of the city and 2 apartments.
Services: 2 restaurants with Hungarian specialities and international cuisine, safe, in the wellness center sauna, solarium, jacuzzi, massage and closed parking place for cars and buses.
Sport: close to the hotel there is a possibility for tennis, squash, bowling, billiard and riding.
Dining: buffet breakfast and daily menu.
Recommended for: adult groups, individuals, and wellness.

Hotel Laterum***

Address: H- 7633 Pécs, Hajnóczy József u. 37-39.
Location: The hotel is located on the western part of Pécs, 10 minutes from the city centre. The hotel was reconstructed in 2005.
Rooms: double, triple and 4 beds equipped with bathroom, Tv and fridge.
Services: restaurant with Hungarian specialities and international cuisine, safe, internet café, conference room, party service and closed parking place for cars.
Dining: buffet breakfast, daily menu
Recommended for: student groups and adult groups.