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Hotel Overview
The 4-star hotel The Old Inn is situated just on the square of the beautiful ancient town of Český Krumlov, which belongs to the UNESCO World Cultural Heritage Fund. Unique atmosphere of the town nicely fits to gorgeous locality in the valley of the Vltava river. The place is very near Linz (70 km) and 160 km from another treasure, Prague. The Old Inn has 52 modern comfortable rooms and suites. It boasts 3 excellent restaurants, the Pilsner beer cellar Catacombs with recently discovered vaults dating from the 13th century, a restaurant with a summer garden and a famous Old Bohemian pub called Láb. There is a hotel parking available near the bowling centre. In co-operation with our sister’s hotel, the 5-star hotel Růže located five minutes away, we offer our guests a wonderful Fitness Centre with swimming pool, whirlpool, solarium and massage. Enjoy your stay at The Old Inn.
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Hotel Features
The hotel offers 3 restaurants along with a bar/lounge. A complimentary breakfast is available. The staff can provide concierge services, tour/ticket assistance, and event catering. Additional amenities include gift shops/newsstands, a garden, and a hair salon.
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With a historic heritage dating back to the 19th century, this hotel is conveniently located directly in the heart of Ceský Krumlov, within easy distance of the castle and chateau.This historical city is beautifully situated in the Vltava river valley and the old quarter has been listed in the privileged list of the UNESCO world cultural heritage since 1992. As well as cultural attractions, the area includes sporting facilities for skiing and horse riding. The hotel offers comfortable and contemporary accommodation that consists of luxuriously equipped rooms, which feature free wireless internet access and a pleasant panoramic view of the Krumlov castle or out to the main street. The staff can provide many services and the hotel can organise trips to the neighbourhood and the surroundings.
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This Cesky Krumlov hotel offers a restaurant and a bar/lounge. The staff can provide tour/ticket assistance and tour assistance
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The Hotel Grand is located in the heart of the historical part of the town, listed by UNESCO. Český Krumlov is situated on banks of the Vltava river, the town has been built around the 13th-century-castle with Gothic, Renaissance and Baroque elements. It is an outstanding example of a small medieval town in the central Europe, whose architectural heritage has remained intact thanks to its peaceful development over more than five centuries. Český Krumlov is one of the liveliest cultural centres in the country. The mazy lanes will surprise you with the number and variety of galleries, museums and shops which mirror the rich history as well as the dynamic presence of this unique city. All sights are easy to reach on foot.
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Dining options at this Cesky Krumlov hotel include a restaurant and a bar/lounge. The staff can provide tour/ticket assistance, tour assistance, and currency exchange. Additional amenities include a library, a safe deposit box at the front desk, and air conditioning in public areas. Guest parking is available for a surcharge.
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Crowned by a spectacular castle, and centred on an elegant old town square, Český Krumlov is a pocket-sized Prague. Renaissance and baroque buildings enclose the meandering arc of the Vltava river, housing riverside cafés and bars. Following architectural neglect during the communist era, the undeniable fairy-tale beauty of Český Krumlov is radiant again, with thoughtful restoration transforming the heritage buildings lining the narrow lanes into cosy restaurants and classy boutique hotels.
After earning a spot on Unesco’s World Heritage List in 1992, Český Krumlov has become the Czech Republic’s second busiest tourist town after Prague. Visit in summer and it may feel like a theme park, with street performers punctuating every corner, and tour buses overwhelming the car parks. But come a few months either side of July and August and the narrow lanes and footbridges will be (slightly) more subdued and secluded. Floating lazily down the river will still be possible, and you’ll experience a more authentic old-world charm.
If you’re willing to forego languid days on the Vltava, winter is the most enchanting time of all, with the castle blanketed in snow as pine smoke from chimneys wafts across the river.Crowned by a spectacular castle, and centred on an elegant old town square, Český Krumlov is a pocket-sized Prague. Renaissance and baroque buildings enclose the meandering arc of the Vltava river, housing riverside cafés and bars. Following architectural neglect during the communist era, the undeniable fairy-tale beauty of Český Krumlov is radiant again, with thoughtful restoration transforming the heritage buildings lining the narrow lanes into cosy restaurants and classy boutique hotels.
After earning a spot on Unesco’s World Heritage List in 1992, Český Krumlov has become the Czech Republic’s second busiest tourist town after Prague. Visit in summer and it may feel like a theme park, with street performers punctuating every corner, and tour buses overwhelming the car parks. But come a few months either side of July and August and the narrow lanes and footbridges will be (slightly) more subdued and secluded. Floating lazily down the river will still be possible, and you’ll experience a more authentic old-world charm.
If you’re willing to forego languid days on the Vltava, winter is the most enchanting time of all, with the castle blanketed in snow as pine smoke from chimneys wafts across the river.
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