Located in the Jánská Valley in the Liptov Region, Hotel Strachanovka features a steam herbal sauna, a Finnish sauna, a hot tub, a restaurant with a summer terrace, free internet access and free private parking.

All rooms at Hotel Strachanovka have a seating area with a desk, satellite TV, and a private bathroom with toiletries.

Strachanovka has a restaurant with a children’s corner, where you can enjoy traditional Slovak cuisine and Liptov specialties.

Popular thermal springs, ski areas and cycling trails can be found in the surrounding area, as well as water sports. 

A water reservoir on the upper course of the Elbe River located at the southern edge of Špindlerův Mlýn. It was built as a protection against floods in 1910 – 1916.

On the border of Malá Haná and the Drahanská Highlands, at an altitude of 460 meters above sea level, there is a romantic ruin of the Gothic-Renaissance Boskovice Castle.

The castle was used and gradually rebuilt from the 2nd half of the 13th to the beginning of the 18th century. During that time, several noble families took turns in its possession and contemporary building styles in its architecture. In the initial period, the building was built in the contours of the early Gothic style (advanced 13th century, the lords of Boskovice), the climax (around 1400, lords of Kunštát) and late Gothic reconstructions (2nd half of the 15th century, the Černohorský of Boskovice) were essential. The face of the castle was changed to a certain extent by the Renaissance (2nd half of the 16th – 1st half of the 17th century, the Zástřizls), although it did not erase many of its Gothic features. Over time, a picturesque mixture of building styles was created above Boskovice, combined into a single building, which stands on the border of the castle and the chateau as we understand these terms today. Other styles supplemented the castle complex only with individual new buildings, from the Baroque period comes an unfinished courtyard (with stables) in front of the western front of the castle (about the beginning of the 18th century), from the 19th century comes the building of the so-called coroptvárna.

At present, the castle is owned by the Mensdorff – Pouilly family. The massive ruins offer an impressive view of the surrounding landscape. A technical unique is a wooden pedal wheel, drawing water from a 26-meter-deep well. To this day, the complete outer fortification circuit with bastions, the very well-preserved remains of a two-storey palace and a number of impressive details, such as stonemasonry coats of arms or inscriptions, have been preserved from the castle.

Balnea Health Spa central balneotherapy is used by more than 40 thousand guests from all over the world every year. The renovated hydrotherapy part of the balneotherapy will have a daily capacity of 350 baths, 280 massages and 500 hydrotherapy treatments. The new part of the balneological center offers 49 top-quality bathtubs with bubble and carbon dioxide baths, underwater massage and whirlpool. “Clients can also enjoy chromatotherapy and aroma therapy in the new bathtubs. They will have a choice of underwater manual or computer-controlled massage. The offer will be complemented by 2 boxes for Scottish sprays and 2 treadmills for Kneipp treatment, a traction pool and 14 cabins for therapeutic or relaxing massage. The new balneotherapy will also include VIP cabins. 

Computer-controlled hydromassage bathtubs were supplied by the domestic manufacturer Chirana Progress Piešťany, and the interior furnishings were also implemented by the Piešťany company DAVID interier design.

New procedures:

Royal Bath  de Luxe –  a bathtub bath enriched with a decoction of medicinal herbs, followed by a 20-minute dry wrap using herbal aromatherapy. The procedure ends with a 20-minute relaxing massage. The procedure refreshes and revitalizes at the same time.

Twigy – slimming massage – a comprehensive treatment against cellulite, starting with a full-body scrub with freshly ground coffee, followed by a massage performed using a special technique using anti-cellulite oil. The massage breaks down fat pads, stimulates metabolism, helps detoxification and counteracts  the accumulation of water in the body. The treatment ends with a wrap in thermal foil. The result is a visible slimming of the waist, hips, thighs. The massage also helps to aesthetically shape the figure – it improves skin elasticity, strengthens the contours of the body.

The representative of the primates in the pavilion is the monkey Dianin. A group of these rare African monkeys has been bred at the Ostrava Zoo since 1975. To date, 24 cubs have been bred here. The current group, together with the Richmond Zoo in Virginia, is the most numerous in the world.

Boating camp, restaurant and boat rental (Vltava River). The camp provides standard services (showers, parking, tent space and accommodation in cottages). Pub u Vikinga offers lunch, dinner, breakfast and excellent local cuisine.

Belianska Cave is one of the most visited accessible caves in Slovakia. In addition to bizarre rock shapes, it is known for its rich occurrence of calcite sinter filling. Although interest in the natural sights of the cave has persisted for 125 years, the laws of its creation have not yet been fully clarified. The sightseeing circuit is 1370 m long with an elevation of 125 m, there are 860 steps on the route. The stay in the cave lasts about 70 minutes. The temperature in the cave ranges from 5 to 6.3 °C. The forest road to the Belianska Cave leads from the village of Tatranská Kotlina, a few kilometers northeast of Tatranská Lomnica. An educational trail with a length of about 1000 m leads to the entrance at an altitude of 890 m, which overcomes a height difference of 122 m. The ascent takes about 25 minutes. During the tour of the cave, the visitor can admire sinter waterfalls, pagoda-like stalagmites, lakes and many other forms of cave decoration. One of the stops on the tour route is in the Music Hall, which was named after the sounds of water droplets falling on the surface of the lake. Due to its excellent acoustic conditions, music concerts of recorded classical music were organized in this hall.

The foundation stone of this shelter, as it was called in the past, was laid on July 8, 1923. Since then, the cottage has had various forms and has been influenced by many events. Nevertheless, it still remains a place that retains its unique and original atmosphere. You can find it on the border with the Czech Republic, at the highest point of the White Carpathians, at an altitude of 920 m above sea level. It is located on the eastern slope of Veľká Javorina in the cadastral area of Lubin. The nearest town is 12 km away Stará Turá, 20 km to Nové Mesto nad Váhom, 27 km to Myjava. The wider and immediate surroundings of Holuby’s cottage offer many opportunities for quality trekking, mountain biking, hiking or skiing in winter. The cottage is open all year round. You can also visit the ruins of castles that are nearby: Čachtický Castle, Beckovský or Tematín Castle. On July 28, 2013, a memorial plaque with a bronze bust of Jozef Holuby – a Protestant preacher, botanist, ethnographer and supporter of Czechoslovak mutuality working in the White Carpathian region – was unveiled at Holuby’s cottage.

The foundation stone of this shelter, as it was called in the past, was laid on July 8, 1923. Since then, the cottage has had various forms and has been influenced by many events. Nevertheless, it still remains a place that retains its unique and original atmosphere. You can find it on the border with the Czech Republic, at the highest point of the White Carpathians, at an altitude of 920 m above sea level. It is located on the eastern slope of Veľká Javorina in the cadastral area of Lubin. The nearest town is 12 km away Stará Turá, 20 km to Nové Mesto nad Váhom, 27 km to Myjava. The wider and immediate surroundings of Holuby’s cottage offer many opportunities for quality trekking, mountain biking, hiking or skiing in winter. The cottage is open all year round. You can also visit the ruins of castles that are nearby: Čachtický Castle, Beckovský or Tematín Castle. On July 28, 2013, a memorial plaque with a bronze bust of Jozef Holuby – a Protestant preacher, botanist, ethnographer and supporter of Czechoslovak mutuality working in the White Carpathian region – was unveiled at Holuby’s cottage.