Portus Home is a family-run countryside guesthouse and coliving in Vaszoly, in Hungary's Balaton Uplands, with apartments and cabins for up to ten people. Rates run from around 25,000 to 38,000 forint a night with a five night minimum. It is aimed at families, friend groups and colleagues wanting a quiet rural base near Lake Balaton.
Portus Home: a family guesthouse in the Balaton Uplands
Portus Home is a small guesthouse and coliving in Vaszoly, a village in the Balaton Uplands of Hungary. It is run by the Antal family, who moved to the countryside themselves, and the property covers several apartments and cabins sleeping up to ten people in total.
What Portus Home Does
- Apartments and cabins. Including a two person cabin in a quiet, tree-lined corner of the garden.
- From around 25,000 to 38,000 forint a night. Roughly 65 to 100 euros, with a five night minimum.
- Space for up to ten guests. Which suits families, friend groups and small teams.
- A quiet rural setting. Designed for escaping the city rather than for a nomad community.
- A Balaton Uplands location. Vaszoly is known as a gem of the region, near the lake.
Why It Makes Sense for Nomads
Lake Balaton is central Europe's largest lake and Hungary's summer playground, with the northern uplands offering vineyards, volcanic hills and villages rather than the busier southern shore. Budapest is under two hours away.
Hungary is cheap by EU standards, in Schengen, and has fast internet almost everywhere, which makes the countryside genuinely workable.
Set expectations on format. This is a family guesthouse that describes itself as coliving rather than a community house with a programme, so it suits a group who bring their own people. The site is in Hungarian with an English option, and rates are nightly only.
Pricing
From around 25,000 to 38,000 forint a night, roughly 65 to 100 euros, with a five night minimum. No monthly rate published.
A quiet family property near Balaton, best booked with people you already know.