Hotel Lycium**** Debrecen

Hotel Lycium **** Debrecen

"With regard to design, location, room quality, amenities and business services, the hostel has the right place to stay in better modern business hotels."

(Business Traveler)

The name of the hotel was derived from a tree planted with natural rarities called Lycium halimifolium. According to the anecdote, the flamboyant apostle of the Reformation, Bálint the priest, debated with a Catholic priest Ambrosius.

In the heat of the debate, Ambrosius broke a lycium gally and laughed it into the ground, saying, "There will be something of this religion when it grows into a tree." It was indeed a tree. The Calvinist religion has become the most widespread ...

Following this tradition, our goal is to make Hotel Lycium one of the most prosperous hotels in both domestic and international business.

Hotel Lycium **** Debrecen

Hotel Lycium was built in the heart of Eastern Hungary's most dynamically developing city, Debrecen, as well as in the direct vicinity of the Great Church and Déri Museum. The hotel itself is located in the unique business and conference complex of the region, the nearly 13,000 sqm Kölcsey Center. The name of the hotel originates from a rarity of nature - a plant that has grown into a tree: Lycium halimifolium. According to the anecdote, an ardent apostle of Reformation, Minister Bálint had an argument with the Catholic priest, Ambrosius. In the fever of the dispute, Ambrosius broke off a branch of lycium, and laughing he stuck it in the ground, and said: "It [Reformation] will become a religion when this branch grows into a tree." Indeed, it has grown in a tree, as the Reformed Church has also become the most prevailing religion in this city of Hungary. Following this tradition, our aim is to see Hotel Lycium as one of the most flourishing hotels of domestic and international business life.