Wine Escape from Budapest
Stay in Hungary’s Wine Country
Wine hotel and other accommodations
30km from Budapest
Rókusfalvy Accommodations in Etyek
Along the Budapest – Balaton bicycle route, in the neighborhood of Etyek’s vine stocks, we await our individual and business guests looking for relaxation in a magically calm, idyllic environment.
Inn and Wine Hotel:
Located in the center of Etyek, halfway between the historic Visitation of our Lady Church and the Calvary, in the vicinity of the thousand-year-old Hungarian Well, the Rókusfalvy Wine Hotel**** and Inn has a total of 28 rooms in 3 different, adjacent buildings:
15 luxury rooms – Wine Hotel (Building 1)
7 premium rooms – Inn (Building 2)
6 standard rooms – Inn (Building 3)
Estate Apartment House:
Additionally, 500 meters from the Wine Hotel**** and Inn buildings, a 10-minute walk away on the Rókusfalvy Estate, there is a 3-room apartment house and a guest house suitable for accommodating 6 people.
Accommodation recommendations
Rókusfalvy Wine Hotel
The Rókusfalvy Wine Hotel, with 13 double rooms, 1 triple room, and 1 suite, all air-conditioned, opened its doors in August. WIFI internet access is provided in the rooms, which have private bathrooms and TV sets, as well as throughout the entire Wine Hotel. Upon request, we provide champagne setup in the rooms. In addition to the impressive environment, we offer numerous exclusive services for our Guests to ensure that relaxation is an experience alongside the unforgettable surroundings. We provide complete relaxation with a wellness area featuring a 10-person jacuzzi and a 10-person Finnish sauna and a 2-person infrared sauna. We spice up the unforgettable experience with the gastronomic offerings of the Michelin Guide-recommended Rókusfalvy Inn right next to the Wine Hotel, and the exclusive wine selections from the Rókusfalvy Estate, a 10-minute walk away.
44 900 Ft for 2 people per night from
Rókusfalvy Wine Hotel room
with wellness use
Etyek’s first 4-star hotel with a wellness section and bar, where we strive for harmony in every detail.
69 900 Ft for 2 people per night from
Rókusfalvy Wine Hotel suite
with wellness use
Rókusfalvy Inn Accommodations
The Rókusfalvy Inn has 6 standard double rooms.
The rooms are equipped with TV, and WIFI access is provided throughout the entire Inn and Restaurant. A few steps from the rooms, in our Michelin Guide-recommended restaurant, we welcome our staying guests with a varied breakfast every day, where lunch and dinner options are also available, even with the full wine selection of the Rókusfalvy Estate.
The Rókusfalvy Estate in Újhegy is a 10-minute walk away, where we await our Guests with wine tasting opportunities and additional programs!
29 900 Ft for 2 people per night from
Rókusfalvy Inn - Standard room
34 900 Ft for 2 people per night from
Rókusfalvy Inn - Premium room
Estate Accommodations
The Apartment House of Rókusfalvy Estate, located in Újhegy, is available for visitors with 3 double rooms (with the possibility of extra beds), as well as a terrace kitchen and common area.
Our Guest House, also in Újhegy, in a picturesque environment, welcomes guests with 2 upstairs rooms, a spacious open-plan living room with kitchen, and its own cellar.
WIFI internet access is provided throughout both houses.
29 900 Ft for 2 people per night from
Rókusfalvy Estate - Apartment House Upstairs, separate room
59 800 Ft for 2 people per night from
Rókusfalvy Estate - Apartment House Lower level
Sights and activities
Discover the beauty of Etyek and its surrounding vineyards in a relaxed and sustainable way with our e-bike and e-roller tours. Glide through the rolling hills, charming wine cellars, and scenic countryside at your own pace, while enjoying the fresh air and peaceful atmosphere of the region.
We provide recommended routes to help you explore the area with ease, while those looking for a more curated experience can also join guided e-bike tours.
These electric-powered rides make exploring effortless, allowing you to cover longer distances without sacrificing comfort. Whether you choose an e-bike for a more active experience or an e-roller for a smooth and easy ride, both options offer a unique perspective of Etyek’s landscape.
The Magyar-kút (Hungarian Well) is one of Etyek’s most unique monuments, built in the early 19th century in a Neoclassical style. The spring provided drinking water for centuries for both people and animals in the surrounding area.
Thanks to careful restoration work in the 1990s, it can once again be seen in its original beauty. During this time, the statue of Saint John of Nepomuk was reinstated, and a memorial dedicated to the victims of deportations was also placed here.
The surroundings of the well are not only of historical and religious significance but are also a protected natural site—such a combination of a structured spring and architectural setting is considered rare even on a national level.
The Calvary Hill in Etyek is one of the town’s most distinctive religious landmarks, built in 1825 through the joint efforts of local residents and craftsmen. The stations lead up to the hilltop in an unconventional, zigzagging arrangement, where they are arranged in a circle – a spatial design that was considered particularly modern for its time. The niches are decorated with images painted on metal sheets, the creator of which remains unknown to this day. The Calvary Hill was completely renovated in the spring of 2000, and its official handover and consecration took place during the Etyek pilgrimage festival.
Among Etyek’s most iconic landmarks are the historic Round cellar and its row of cellars, which serve as living reminders of the town’s winemaking traditions. Although viticulture was already present in this region during Roman times, Etyek truly became Budapest’s “vineyard” starting in the 1860s. The hundreds of stone-carved cellars and wine press houses built during this period still define the character of the village today. Alongside the row of Roundcellar, the “Goat pit”, the row of cellars on Sóskúti Road, and the uniquely atmospheric wine press houses are all attractions that reflect the uniqueness and history of the Etyek wine region.
"New Hill" wine cellars (Újhegy, Gastro promenade)
The “New Hill” Gastronomic Promenade is one of the most popular and vibrant parts of Etyek, where the traditional row of wine cellars comes to life – not just with wine, but with flavors, aromas, and encounters. The old wine presses and cellars now house wine bars, small restaurants, bakeries, and artisan workshops. Here you’ll find the Sonkamester, Optimus Winery, Debreczeni Winery, Rókusfalvy Estate, Hegedűs Cheese Factory, and countless other wonderful spots. The promenade welcomes guests year-round with events, open tastings, and a warm, family-friendly atmosphere; visitors return not only for the delicious treats but also for the personal stories and the hospitality of Etyek. This promenade also hosts the Etyek Picnic, held twice a year, which draws more than 15,000 visitors over a single weekend.
“Old Hill” is the quieter, more elegant side of Etyek – with rows of wine cellars winding through the vineyards, breathtaking panoramic views, and distinctive wineries. Here you’ll find, among others, the Etyeki Kúria, the Haraszthy Winery, the Vértes Estate, Budaprés – famous for its apple cider – and the Method restaurant – each with its own distinct style, yet all sharing common roots in the wine region’s traditions. “Old Hill” is the ideal setting for a leisurely wine tasting, a long lunch, or a deep conversation among the vineyards – where time slows down and the wine tells its story.
Nyakas-limestone
Rising on the outskirts of Biatorbágy, “Nyakas-kő” is one of the most spectacular natural formations in the area – a unique limestone massif resembling a rocky outcrop, shaped by the erosive forces of nature over thousands of years. The limestone formation is not only a geological rarity but also a popular destination for day trips: its lookout point offers a beautiful panorama of the Zsámbék Basin and the Etyek Hills. Along the hiking trails, visitors can enjoy birdwatching, picnicking, and easy hikes, making Nyakas-limestone an excellent destination for those seeking a bit of active recreation alongside their wine-region experience.
The Alcsút Arboretum is one of the most unique natural and historical attractions in the area, just a short drive from Etyek. Spanning nearly 40 hectares and situated on the grounds of the former Habsburg castle park, the arboretum is home to hundreds of unique tree species and reveals a different face with each season: in spring, the famous snowdrop field; in summer, the walking paths beneath the leafy trees; and in the fall, the colorful display of autumn leaves attract visitors here. The romantic atmosphere of the English garden, the small ponds, and the shady paths offer the perfect escape, whether it’s a family stroll, a romantic outing, or a peaceful experience in nature while exploring the wine region.
Korda Studios
Korda Studios is one of Etyek’s most exciting and unique attractions, where visitors can get an up-close look at the world of filmmaking. This world-class studio complex has been the setting for famous international and domestic productions, and now anyone can discover the secrets behind the scenes. The film park’s interactive exhibits and set towns – such as the New York street scene or the historical sets – offer a real experience for all ages. It’s an ideal outing for families, movie fans, or even team-building participants – especially if you’d like to spice up your wine region excursion with a little Hollywood flair.
The Diana and Zoltán Fishing Lake and Recreation Park is located between Etyek and Alcsútdoboz, nestled among picturesque hills, just a half-hour drive from Budapest. Set in a well-maintained, natural environment, the recreation park is the ideal choice for anyone looking to escape the hustle and bustle of the city. The diverse fish populations in the two lakes and the comfortable, well-equipped piers offer an excellent experience for both beginners and experienced anglers, while the playground, snack bar, and landscaped surroundings provide plenty to do for non-fishing guests as well. The friendly alpacas living on the grounds add a special atmosphere to the location, making a visit not only relaxing but also rich in experiences. The venue is ideal for events, gatherings with friends, or even team-building activities, where the tranquility of nature and the lakeside ambiance are guaranteed to rejuvenate you.
BloomHill Etyek
BloomHill Etyek is one of Etyek’s most spectacular spring attractions, where the colors and scents of nature come together to create a unique experience. The carefully cultivated tulip fields bloom with tens of thousands of flowers, allowing visitors not only to admire the colourful spectacle but also to pick their own bouquets. The well-maintained surroundings, panoramic location, and seasonal opening hours offer a truly charming experience, perfect for photography and relaxation, making it an ideal choice for couples, families, and groups of friends alike.
How to Get to Rókusfalvy Borhotel (Wine hotel) from Budapest
By public transport (Volánbusz)
The most convenient option is a direct regional bus.
Take bus 760 from Budapest, Etele tér (Kelenföld).
Get off at Etyek, Palatinus utca (street) stop, which is right next to our Wine hotel. From there, it is just a short and pleasant walk.
- Duration: approx. 40–45 minutes
- Frequency: buses run approximately every hour
- Ticket price: around 1,000–1,200 HUF (€3–4)
By taxi or private transfer
For the most comfortable and seamless experience, we recommend taking a taxi or arranging a private transfer.
- Travel time: approx. 25–30 minutes
- Estimated cost: 9,000–11,000 HUF (€25–30)
We are happy to assist with organizing a private transfer directly from your hotel in Budapest.
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Directions
Our parking lots on Alcsúti road and Horváth street can be used free of charge.
Our parking lots on Alcsúti road and Horváth street can be used free of charge.
Our parking lots in front of the Estate’s central building on Újhegyi Road can be used free of charge.
