Tired of mountain views after a day of hiking? Looking for a few hours of fun with your partner, friends, or kids right at the hotel? We’ve put together seven activities that require nothing more than stepping outside your room.

Trampoline Zone

Just below the hotel, on the Biela Púť slope side, you’ll find a modern trampoline zone for children. Separate jumping areas enclosed by safety nets provide a secure space for endless fun. Kids can bounce to their heart’s content without time limits, while the more adventurous can even try a few tricks of their own.

Soccer

If you’re traveling with family or a group of friends, our multi-purpose sports court is the perfect place for a friendly match. Split into two teams and enjoy a game on the artificial turf. The surrounding boards and netting keep the ball in play, so you won’t have to chase it down the Biela Púť slope, while the compact playing area makes for a fast-paced and energetic game. How competitive it gets is entirely up to your fitness level, skills, and team spirit.

Basketball or Streetball

Basketball fans can take advantage of two hoops located right next to the multi-purpose sports court. Gather a group and play a full-court game, or use a single basket and enjoy a quick game of streetball. Streetball follows the basic principles of traditional basketball but is played on half a court with one hoop. A game lasts 10 minutes of playing time or ends earlier if one team reaches 21 points. Field goals are worth 1 point, while shots made from beyond the three-point line count for 2 points. If there are only two of you, the hoops are perfect for a shooting contest or simply practicing your accuracy and technique.

Boccia

You’ll also find boccia balls available near the multi-purpose sports court. Similar to pétanque—though played on a hard surface rather than sand—boccia is a game of precision, strategy, and carefully judged throws where every inch counts. Each player is given six balls. The objective is simple: get your balls as close as possible to the target ball, known as the jack. At the end of each round, the player or team with the most balls closer to the jack than their opponent scores the points and wins the round. It’s easy to learn, fun for all ages, and surprisingly competitive once the game gets going.

Foosball

In the kids’ zone, where our activity team runs children’s programs, you’ll find a popular foosball table. Also known as table soccer, the game is played by two opponents, each controlling two rods fitted with miniature players. The goal is simple: score more goals than your opponent. Foosball has a loyal following around the world and is even played competitively in organized tournaments. Whether you’re looking for a friendly match or a serious challenge, it’s a great way to enjoy some fast-paced fun indoors.

Billiards

In the Cabaret next to the Night Bar, you’ll find two billiard tables set in an atmosphere reminiscent of classic Paris nightlife. Here you can enjoy a game alongside your favorite drink. Billiards is a game with roots going back to the 15th century. The first known table was commissioned in 1469 by French King Louis XI, and today there are around 35 variations of the game. The most commonly played version is Eight-ball. It’s played with a cue ball and 15 numbered balls. These are divided into two groups: solids (numbers 1–7) and stripes (9–15). The black 8 ball is used to finish the game. The player who pockets all of their assigned balls first—either solids or stripes—and then legally pockets the 8 ball wins.