ArchitectureThe Homoki Lodge is a historic farmstead with several larger and smaller buildings, many with thick old walls and thatched roofs, which have been carefully renovated and beautifully restored and furnished. The original life of the Magyars was modeled with the yurts. The yurts are thermally insulated and divided creatively into different rooms on several levels.

FoodIn Homoki Dine there is an exciting mix of the gourmet cuisine of the Austro-Hungarian Empire and the more than a thousand year old traditional Hun-Hungarian cuisine. This is based on the one hand on the five elements known at that time - fire, water, earth, iron, wood - and on the other hand on the harmony between the five flavors - sweet, sour, salty, bitter and hot. This type of cooking also requires a strict order. Ingredients that grow underground are processed first, then those that grow on the ground. Then comes what moves on the earth, and at the very end of the cooking process, the ingredients that come from above the earth, such as fruits and birds. But part of everything has to go in - for harmony. You can drink homemade juices and lemonades, Hungarian beer and other regional drinks. In addition, of course, the famous Hungarian wine should not be missing. On the other hand, products from large multinationals such as Nestlé or Coca Cola are expressly NOT offered. The meat used comes from pigs, cattle and sheep from old pet breeds and from nomadic steppe farming. Vegetarian, vegan, gluten-free possible on request

Well-BeingHappiness on earth is on the back of a horse. Riding makes you happy. The contact with the big strong animals can have a therapeutic effect. And it's also sport. There is also the possibility to practice yoga at the Homoki Lodge. Shiatsu or foot reflexology treatments are on offer as well as beauty treatments tailored to personal needs and skin type and massages with chocolate, honey, hot stones or simply traditional kneading.