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Located on the outskirts of Pecs on the Route 6, the hotel Laterum is within easy reach of all major points of interest. As one of the oldest cities of Hungary, Pecs offers numerous historical landmarks like the cathedral from the 11th century and the Bishop’s palace.
The traditional family-run conference and spa hotel Laterum in Pecs warmly welcomes the guests into a pleasant ambience. All rooms are decorated in a tasteful fashion and feature desired amenities like Wi-Fi. A fully equipped wellness area with massage service, function rooms as well as an inviting restaurant assures a satisfying stay at the hotel Laterum.
Unique in our hotel: outstanding restaurant offering traditional Hungarian and international dishes, modern conference facilities, free of charge wellness, WIFI and parking.
Total number of guest rooms: 73
subdivided into: 20 SGL | 53 DBL
The 3-star hotel offers 73 comfortable guest rooms with Windows for opening.
Total number of apartments : 0
The 3-star hotel offers comfortable apartments with .
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Information about your meeting possibilities at our property is available on request.
Meeting packages are submitted on request.
Special incentives will be arranged according to your requirements.
Additional meeting equipment on request.
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Arriving by car
Drivers coming from Budapest (Road 6) enter the city of Pécs, in the east. You have to keep driving on Road 6 then you will reach the western city part. The hotel is on the left side of the road. Drivers coming from Dombóvár, Nagykanizsa enter the city on road No 6, in the west. After passing the hypermarkets (METRO, TESCO) turn right at the second traffic light. There you can find our hotel.
Arriving by public transportation
The bus station (Uranvarosi buszvegallomas) is only 200 meters from the hotel. 18 local buses deprart from here to every part of the city. From here take bus No 4 to the train station (Főpályaudvar) or the coach station (Vasarcsarnok stop). It takes only 10-15 minutes.
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