Hotels near Muzeum Divadla pašiových her in Horice na Sumave

It is a nice and pretty new hotel with a great location. There is a good space for bikes, a nice kids-place and great animators that help with kids too. But there are several things that should be improved: 1. Staff at the reception is pretty average and if there is an issue e.g. with AC as we had, they have no clue how to fix it and they even had some attitude 2. The worst experience was with the manager of their restaurant - he was very arrogant and extremely focused on money, he has some ”favourite rich” guests and he was taking care of them and he was overlooking others on purpose. When he broke the glass and I told him that I put some sharp fragments on the side since he left them there, he didn't even say thank you and didn't apologize, etc. 3. You have to pay for every single thing there e.g. parking is not included 4. I didn't like the breakfast at all - there were so many flies, you have to go grab food downstairs and walk back up afterwards, many people in the small space, etc.

The town is beautiful. The hotel is lovely. I walked in so excited to be there. The staff was checking people out so I waited. When it was my turn I asked to just store my luggage as it was too early for check in. She snapped at me that I shouldn’t have come during check in and if I wanted to see the town that day I should have booked the previous night. I was so sad. I ended up taking my luggage and getting lunch next store (it was 10:40, not like it was 7am.) I took the bus from Linz so I didn’t get to choose my arrival. Also there were silver fish bugs in the bathroom as other reviews have noted. Finally the card with the keys says breakfast is 6:30. I waited until 6:30 and was again snapped at that it’s 7. Then 10 minutes later they let other guests in. Room and view were lovely as were some staff, but I’ve honestly never felt so unwelcome and couldn’t wait to leave.

Nice location, rooms ok, breakfast great. Unfortunately, a spa area is advertised, but as a hotel guest you have to pay extra for it. Therefore the hotel can be described as overpriced.

Villa Areka is in the heart of Český Krumlov, within a 10-minute walk of Municipal Theater Cesky Krumlov and Cesky Krumlov Castle. This golf guesthouse is 0.1 mi (0.1 km) from The Museum of wax scupltures and Musem of exectuion right and 0.1 mi (0.1 km) from Wax Museum.Take in the views from a terrace and make use of amenities such as complimentary wireless internet access and tour/ticket assistance.Buffet breakfasts are available daily from 8:00 AM to 10:00 AM for a fee.Featured amenities include express check-out and luggage storage. Self parking (subject to charges) is available onsite.Make yourself at home in one of the 16 individually decorated guestrooms, featuring refrigerators and flat-screen televisions. Your Select Comfort bed comes with premium bedding. Complimentary wireless internet access keeps you connected, and satellite programming is available for your entertainment. Private bathrooms with showers feature complimentary toiletries and hair dryers.

All My wife and I stayed here for three nights in mid-September, ‘22. We enjoyed it very much and recommend it highly. It is a classic old hotel set right on the river, just across from the picturesque castle. One of the town bridges is just in front of the hotel, and the street leads to the castle in one direction and to the main part of the old town in the other. We found the location to be very convenient. A short distance away is another bridge with a walkway that leads to one of the town parking areas. It would be possible to reach the hotel with a small amount of luggage, but we opted to park and walk to the hotel before obtaining a town pass to drive to the front of the hotel with our luggage. If you then choose one of the hotel’s private parking options, which we did, someone from the hotel will guide you in another vehicle to your parking area and bring you back to the hotel. Be aware that even with a town pass you can’t drive in town from 10 am to 3 pm, which can complicate departure as well as arrival. We arranged for a taxi to pick us up with our luggage and take us to our car when we checked out to get around this. Our room (401) was on the corner of the top floor and likely an upgrade from our castle-view room. It was a very large suite with a bedroom area, a sitting area, a separate room with closet and storage area, and a huge tiled-bathroom with an enclosed alcove for the toilet. We had terrific views of the town, the river, and the castle from every room. The sleeping area had a comfortable king bed, a desk, sofa, tv cabinet, small round table with two chairs, nicely decorated a classical style. There was a single cup coffee maker that was very good. The closet wqs large, but had only and few hangers and the safe wasn’t operable. The bathroom had a pedestal sink with adequate counter space, and a shower/tub combo. Our only complaint about the room was that there were no heat controls and it was unseasonably chilly during our visit. Breakfast was a very good buffet with lots of fruit, cereals, baked goods, eggs, breakfast meats, etc. All in all, we highly recommend the Dvorak for comfort, location, and character.

The best hotel in CK town. The hotel is in a great location. The rooms are the same as they were in the 1950s. You can't swim in the swimming pool. It is used for massage. It must be outsourced to a snobby bearded man. The breakfast is delicious, although it is not made to order. The frying pan is freshly made, but the bacon and poached eggs are both delicious. The price is worthy of the hardware and software, and it's a great value.

Very sweet pension, we had a very small and cozy room with refrigerator and clean bathroom. Price-performance ratio top. The owner/operator is very effortless and very sympathetic. Location perfect but something hidden in a small way that leads to the castle. There are also small snacks, coffee and drinks at a small price at the reception.

When stepping up the spiral stairs, we immediately loved the apartment. It’s well designed and decorated. Every spot looks so thoughtful. The room is beautiful. Spacial, super clean, nice furniture, kitchen facilities… Looking out from the window, fantastic view! Sorry I should mention at the beginning, the staff who served our check in, was so nice, helpful. She offered us a paper map, briefed the key tourist information of the day. We wish we could have planned for a longer stay here.

The hotel is in a good environment, the room is large and the garden is very rich, and the breakfast is very rich. There is free parking. It is very quiet with a small bridge across the town. thumbs up. Service is general, the overall Czech service can not be compared with the domestic. Now China's service awareness is the best.

This newly renovated hotel has beautiful common rooms. Our room for 3 nights, 111, was sandwiched between two really nice suites. Room was okay with heavy wooden furniture. Window was high up the wall so unable to open. Bathroom is ultra modern but we only had a deep bathtub with a handheld shower head. Water went everywhere as there was no curtain or screen. Bathroom floor and towel rack was heated. The suites got coffee service but our double room had none. We did ask our guide for a kettle and teabags which we did get, but housekeeping never brought more after the first night. There was a radiator near the bed, but we found the room hot. Luckily we had a portable fan to use. Breakfast area is really small with limited options. Coffee machine only made espresso or cappuccino. Location was convenient for exploring the town. If you have a choice when reserving, go for one of the suites.