Boutique guest suite in the attic, as a visualisation
Visualisation (AI) — not the current state
Design concept 03 / 05 · Szolnok, on the bank of the Tisza

The suites of the Holt-Tisza

The upper floor and the attic as self-contained suites, the ground floor for reception and breakfast — with the jetty at the centre of the guest experience.

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Five suites,
one stretch of shoreline.

The upper level and the attic can be converted into self-contained units, while the ground floor takes on a reception and breakfast function. The waterfront, the private jetty and the managed fishing water beyond the garden gate are features that can be priced on the accommodation market.

A detail of the property
The arrival From the street · arrival
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The entrance and the yard

The street side

This is where the guest arrives. A planted border, outdoor lighting, one paving type throughout — at a place to stay, the first impression is settled on arrival, not in the room.

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The visitor parking

Between the house and the garage

A paved courtyard for several cars, with concealed lighting. Room for four or five guest cars within the plot — with no parking worries.

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The reception and the greeting area

22.92 m² · the entrance lobby

This is where the large porch and entrance hall begins to make sense: checking in, handing over keys, luggage. From here the guest sets off towards their room.

The shared level Ground floor · 171.91 m²
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The breakfast lounge

29.18 m² · in the winter garden zone

The reception area and the breakfast room in the winter garden and living room zone, beside the glass wall facing the water. This is the guests’ first impression of the house.

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The large common space

27.88 + 29.18 m² · in one open space

The other end of the same level: morning yoga, a retreat programme or group sessions beside the glass wall facing the water. This is what lets the accommodation be a programme as well, not just a bed.

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The guest kitchen

17.46 m² · on the existing services

An island kitchen for shared use or for serving breakfast. The existing services route stays; only the fittings are renewed.

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The ground floor guest room

20.80 m² · parquet

A twin guest room on the ground floor, the bathroom off the hallway. The unit that can be reached without stairs.

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The room facing the water

21.76 m² · on the river side

The ground-floor room with the best view in the house: a reading and sitting room for guests, looking straight out onto the Holt-Tisza.

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The ground-floor guest bathroom

5.31 m² · contemporary fit-out

Wall-hung WC, shower, washbasin unit — fully refurbished, on the existing service runs.

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The guest terrace

Opens off the living room

A covered dining and lounge terrace next to the shared space. In summer this is where breakfast is, in the evening this is where the talking happens.

The suites Attic · 81.25 m² + 41.60 m² terrace
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The attic suite

29.82 m² · with its own washroom

A self-contained guest suite in the attic. Making the level separately lockable requires a fire-safety chapter in the design — the survey will clarify this.

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The entrance hall of the suite

30.52 m² · lounge and changing room

The large attic hallway as the lounge and dressing zone belonging to the suite.

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The panoramic room

Views in two directions

The corner room as a guest suite or as an executive office. This space can carry five different functions — two of them are shown here.

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The same room, from another corner

The true size of the space

From here you can see how large the space really is. As a studio, a library or an atelier, what matters is the large, undivided floor and the natural light.

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The attic bathroom

5.37 m² · premium finish

Bath, shower and twin basins under the roof pitch — the upper suite's own bathroom.

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The roof terrace

41.60 m² · for the guests

The flat roof as a shared terrace, with a view over the water. As a terrace or as a roof garden — the structural assessment decides which.

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The breakfast balcony

The roof of the garage

A small outdoor space above the garage — exactly as large as a breakfast balcony belonging to a suite needs to be.

The lower level 323.85 m² · wellness and club
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The guest wellness area

30.24 m² · built on the existing wet block

Sauna, recovery zone and gym on the lower level. There is already a changing room, a shower and a WC here — that is what makes this technically well-founded and not merely imaginable.

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The shared lounge

40.57 m² · on the side facing the river

The only space on the lower level with a direct view of the garden through a glass wall. An evening common room for guests, in bad weather too.

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The club and cinema space

51.28 m² · the largest space

The largest room on the level as a cinema and games space: here the lack of windows is an adistage. On a rainy day this is what saves the weekend.

The garden and the water The façade, the jetty and the promenade
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The house from the water

Premium façade

The waterfront façade is finished, with concealed lighting. The structure needs no work — this is the picture that goes on the booking page.

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The riverside terrace

The terrace strip beneath the house

The paved strip in front of the façade — the space in between house and garden, where guests drink their morning coffee.

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The jetty from the shore

Setting out on the water

The centre of the guest experience. Renovated plank decking and railing, within the existing 15 m² footprint — a new private jetty can today only be built with the consent of the authority managing the riverbed.

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The large jetty

T-shaped wooden jetty · by day and in the evening

The same jetty at two times of day. With evening lighting this is one of the strongest images of the house — and the one guests photograph.

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The arrival point for boats

Looking back from the water

The only viewpoint from which the house, the garden and the water can be seen at once. Suitable for kayaks, SUPs and small boats alike.

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The walkway and the viewing point

The end of the tour

A path running the full length of the shoreline strip, with a viewpoint at the end — this is how the length of the plot becomes an experience rather than just square metres.

The view from the property

In the morning the guest
steps out onto the water.

Details

Boutique apartment house, as a working guesthouse

Price
By individual arrangementThe property and the full construction work together — the final price depends on the chosen design
Internal floor area
577.01 m²on three levels, 29 rooms
Roof terrace
41.6 m²existing, external
Condition
Handed over ready to operateStructural
Handover of possession
36–48 weeks from contractfrom signing the contract
Energy rating
Dcertified energy certificate: HET-1050-7251

The area figures are sums of values read off the 2005 drawings at 1:100 scale, given for information only. The exact data are established by an on-site survey and the title deed.  ·  What the price includes: Five self-contained suites with their own bathrooms and lockable floors.; Reception in the entrance hall, breakfast lounge in the winter garden and living room zone.; A large communal space for retreat and yoga programmes, a guest kitchen, a guest terrace.; Guest wellness, a communal lounge and a club space on the lower level.; Fire evacuation routes, alarm system, operating permits.; Linen, cleaning and storage rooms — without these it cannot be run.  ·  What it does not include: Furnishing, textiles, operating equipment.; Marketing, a booking system, the fees for NTAK registration.; Additional parking outside the plot.; The staff required to run it.

What you should know in adisce: This is the direction with the highest return and, at the same time, the highest risk. It calls for an accommodation operating licence, NTAK registration (the Hungarian tourism data reporting system), a fire safety plan and a permanent operator on site. The figures are worth reading together with an operating plan, not on their own.

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A sample analysis — a survey prepared to demonstrate the method. Images marked "Visualisation (AI)" are concepts created with artificial intelligence, on the basis of my own photographs of the property — they do not show the current state and they are not construction drawings. The photographs of the current state are unretouched. Legal notice and data protection