Wine and Dine Waterside at Hungary's Lake Balaton

Six spots from The MICHELIN Guide for less than $250 a night.

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Tucked away in the scenic Őrség National Park, near the Austrian-Slovenian border, Pajta is redefining rural dining with its exquisitely prepared, locally sourced cuisine. As well as being the most remote countryside restaurant in Hungary to hold One MICHELIN Star, it comes complete with stunning wooden lodges and a forest sauna that allow you to be at one with nature.

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