We stayed with the great folks here for a week. The historical rooms are highly recommended. The…read morestaff are very accommodating and Pavel is in charge of a world-class kitchen. We felt pampered all week. The on-site courtyard is the place to be on a pleasant evening and the house -made beers are great in a country known for great beers. As others have noted, it's in the suburbs and it will require you to hire a car to go into the town center or to nearby sites like Stramberk. Let the desk call a top-notch car service for you. If you're going to Ostrava, this is the only place to stay.

Vyborne posezeni, pekne prostredi, fajn obsluhujici, opet dobre jidlo. Kdyz na jidlo a nevite kam,…read moredoporucuji tady.

We were able to find authentic Czech meals at this restaurant. We were taken by friends to eat here…read moreand taste a few of their favorite food dishes that they have grown up with. Our server was friendly, but didn't speak English which made conversation nearly impossible. She still did a good job of serving us and refilling our water pitchers so we would have full glasses.

Przepyszny żurek w chlebie kwaśnica i kiełbasa z grila samemu się piecze pycha do tego góralska…read morechata w jaskini warte

I'm surprised at some of the other reviews for this place, but I suppose being from far away and…read morenever quite experiencing a restaurant like it adds to the "wow factor". Upon arrival, this restaurant atop a mountain in the woods looks like a witch's cabin from an old fairytale. When you get inside, it still looks like a witch's cabin, with three separate rooms to choose from. The first is small dark and nightmarishly fun...and a few hundred years old. In here, you can cook sausage over a flame in the center of the room. The 2nd room is a lot newer, a lot brighter, with more seating, stained glass windows, and a large firepit within a gargoyle's head at the helm. The 3rd room, even newer yet is quite large, a little more fancy, and looks like an enchanted (or haunted) forest, with a larger menu. The smell of campfire smoke is present in all three rooms, adding to the overall theme/vibe. The food itself is authentic Polish, from pierogies to kielbasa to the zurek soup in a bread bowl; all of it good and filling. Overall, a very unique and memorable experience. I would recommend this place to any tourists passing through the area.

We had a party of 6 here yesterday, and this restaurant was a pleasant surprise. It is apparently…read morepart of a restaurant school, where those in the kitchen, and servers are students, supervised and assisted by teachers in the trade. We found the food selection to be quite small, but rotated day by day to new selections. This makes sense for a teaching establishment. The food quality was very good, actually. We did not order any soups, but the pork filets with potatoes were very good, and the potato pancake burger was amazing. I recommend this restaurant, and hope you find it to your liking as well.