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A letter from our satisfied visitors:
" It had been a romantic dream to both of us to some day buy boots and go
hiking in some unknown mountains.
This year it became possible to go for the dream.
Friends and colleagues had many suggestions as to what mountains to
chooze, and when possible we checked the suggestions on the Internet.
The home page of the Tatry Mountains promised unspoiled nature and trails
in the woods and above. We got the impression that the attractions of
this region would be different from the more industrialized part of
international tourism. They were!
We spent ten days on the trails that offered an excellent choice of variation,
each day new excitements, I never saw so many wild flowers in my life.
In addition the atmosphere of the settlements in the foothills of the Tatrys
was exceptional. We lived in Pension Belin,
a beautiful big building from the turn of the century, originally the summer
home of a Hungarian count, but bought to become a Kur-Pension by the
grandfather of the present owner, nationalized in 1949, during communist
rule used for housing of employees of the government-run tourism of the
area, but following the "Velvet Revolution" in 1989 given back
to the family, i.e. the present owner mr.Belin. He and his wife are working
still on the restoration of the house and the gardens, and they are doing a
very skillful and graceful job."
"Meanwhile we suggest that it is made clear in the home-page of the High-Tatry-Mountains that prices of this region is 1/2 to 1/3 of prices in Western Europe and the United States." Liselotte and Igor Plesner - Aarhus, Denmark
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"It became clear to us that the story of Pension Belin was typical for a large
number of the marvelous Victorian- and Jugend-houses of the settlements
of the 