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About hotel inn
Villa Dallas-modern holiday in Solotvyno among the Carpathians
Villa Dallas Solotvino - a modern hotel complex in Transcarpathia, created for comfortable family, romantic and wellness holidays. With a combination of eco-friendly wooden cottages, cozy grounds and proximity to the famous salt lakes, Villa Dallas is one of the best places for a summer vacation in Solotvyno.
The complex consists of three modern wooden cottages built using eco-friendly materials and modern technologies. Natural wood creates a special microclimate in the rooms, filling the room with a pleasant natural aroma and providing a comfortable stay at any time of the year.
Comfortable rooms
The hotel offers spacious rooms double rooms of the"suite" category equipped with everything necessary for a comfortable stay:
large double bed;
private bathroom;
balcony or terrace;
air conditioning;
TV;
refrigerator;
free Wi-Fi;
modern wooden furniture.
Bright interiors and a cozy atmosphere make the rooms an excellent choice for couples and family trips.
Recreation and wellness
Villa Dallas is located close to Solotvyno salt lakes which are known for their medicinal properties. Guests can combine a comfortable stay with wellness treatments and enjoy the clean Carpathian air.
On the territory of the complex is equipped with:
outdoor swimming pool with Sun area;
comfortable sun beds;
spacious gazebos;
green recreation areas;
Japanese hot font "Ofuro";
free parking.
Perfect place for a family holiday
Villa Dallas is a great choice for families with children, a romantic trip or a vacation with friends. There is a cozy atmosphere, friendly service and everything you need for a carefree holiday among the picturesque nature of Transcarpathia.
Choosing Villa Dallas Solotvino you get modern comfort, eco-friendly accommodation, a swimming pool, recreation areas and a great location near Salt Lakes. This is a place where you want to return again to enjoy nature, silence and real Transcarpathian hospitality.









