Kehidakustány: Hotels and accommodations

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The Gyöngyösi Csárda is located in the area surrounding Kehidakustány. You can book a hotel in Kehidakustány. Tátika is also located in the area surrounding Kehidakustány.

Nature

Örvényes Hegy is located in the immediate vicinity of Kehidakustány.

Köves-tető, Fekete-Kastély, Edericsi-hegy, Csillagvár and Szigliget vár are located in the wider regional area.

Geographical setting

Kehidakustány stretches along both sides of the Zala Valley, which runs from north to south: Kehida lies on the western side, and Kustány on the eastern side.

Wellness

The Kehida Termál Gyógy- és Élményfürdő is associated with calcium-magnesium-hydrogencarbonate water, which is classified as sulfur medicinal water. The thermal spa is therefore a specific point of interest for travelers interested in wellness in Kehidakustány.

Culture and getting there

On the outskirts of the village, the ruins of a Gothic church stand in the forest beside the Zala.

Kehidakustány is served by buses from Keszthely and Zalaszentgrót; no railway line runs through the town.

The Deák Ferenc Memorial House in Kehidakustány contains the permanent exhibition “A haza bölcse, Zala büszkesége” and a bust of Deák Ferenc created in 1928 by Zala György.

Classification

Kehidakustány is designated as a spa town in the West Transdanubia region.

Further destinations: Zalaszentlászló, Nagygörbő, Kallósd, Zalaszentgrót, Vindornyaszolos, Sénye, Zalacsány, Zalabér

To the overview of the higher-level destination: Zalaszentgróti.

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