The Star Hotel

The Star Hotel

Located in the heart of Mukacheve Old Town, the Star Hotel was once the family of the Austro-Hungarian Count von Schönborn. Its location offers beautiful views of the charming old town and its main square, and everything has been done to ensure guests' comfort: European design, impeccable service, great cuisine and a wide range of additional services on offer.

The first and most important hotel in Mukacheve - Czillag (Hungarian for "star") - was built at the end of the 18th century by the von Schoenborn family, the Austro-Hungarian aristocracy to replace an old pub.

For centuries, Chilaj was the only center of social and cultural life in this historic old city. Often guests notice the impressive ballroom, the impressive terrace, and the cozy rooms. Major theatrical performances were performed there, and were often hosted by famous artists: Joseph Tabuli, in a book he wrote about Mukachev, proudly wrote that “... the Czillag Hotel Ballroom, which was a venue for charity balls during Mardi Gras Week, was crowded with many beautiful ladies from The adjacent areas are equal to the famous Pest Halls.

The walls of the Czillag Hotel have witnessed countless social and cultural events for local lovers - from concerts and theater performances to literary evenings, exhibitions and social gatherings. She played host to the famous Arpad balls, concerts by Istvan Toman (a student of Franz Liszt), and the music of violinist Eddie Rimini and his permanent accompanying pianist Nandor Plotini. Beginning in 1902, the Chilaj cinema began to attract the attention of locals, with most of them snapping some of the first motion pictures shown in the city at the hotel. Finally, City Casino also has a long and deep relationship with Czillag.

It was the splendid architecture and spirit of the Star Hotel, as it is known today, and it remains one of Mukachev's most famous landmarks - a landmark often used in depicting this attractive Transcarpathian city.

Phone: +380313131331

10-12 Miro Square,
Mukachev,
Zakarpatska Oblast

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