Ubytovanie v Národnom parku Slovenský raj

Where to Stay

This selection offers a range of accommodations within the Slovak Paradise National Park, centered around the Palcmanská Maša reservoir and the northern gateway at Čingov. Options include lakeside hotels in Dedinky, mountain chalets in Mlynky and Biele Vody, and established campsites. These locations provide direct access to the region's signature ladder-equipped gorges, the Geravy plateau, and local ski slopes.

Mária Skala

Picnic shelter and viewpoint located near the Besník pass, providing views toward Kráľova hoľa.

Priehrada

Hotel situated on the banks of the Palcmanská Maša reservoir in Dedinky.

Studničky

Hotel located near the Vernár-Studničky ski area on the western border of the national park.

Chata Aqualand

Hostel-style accommodation in Dedinky, positioned near the southern trailheads of the national park.

Hotel RAJ

Lakeside hotel in Dedinky offering views of the water reservoir.

Chata Dedinky

Wooden chalet in Dedinky equipped with Wi-Fi, located near the water's edge.

Hotel Mlynky

Hotel in the village of Mlynky, providing access to local ski lifts and hiking trails.

chata Pod skalou

Mountain chalet located in the Čingov tourist center, a primary gateway to the northern canyons.

Dedinky

Campsite for tents and caravans located on the shores of the Palcmanská Maša reservoir.

Lesanka

Chalet situated in the Biele Vody area, close to the Mlynky-Biele Vody ski slopes.

Horský hotel Pusté pole

Historic mountain hotel at the Pusté Pole pass, connecting Slovak Paradise with the Low Tatras.

Franmark

Chalet located in the Smižany area, providing access to the Prielom Hornádu hiking trail.

Geravy

Hotel and restaurant situated on the Geravy mountain plateau, accessible by trail or chairlift from Dedinky.

Ihla

Campsite located in the Čingov area, serving as a base for northern park expeditions.

Rita

Mountain chalet located near the southern edge of the park in the vicinity of Dobšinská Ice Cave.

Telgárt

Hotel in the village of Telgárt, situated near the Chmarošský viaduct and the source of the Hron river.