Stunning location. The rooms are airy with high ceilings. Our room looked out on to a river. The…read morebathroom was enormous and separated from the bedroom by a dressing area. The bed was comfortable. The breakfast was good, but the breakfast area was in the bottom of the hotel and a bit cramped. Easy walking distance to the castle, restaurants and shops. Highly recommended

We have ordered roast pig ribs on honey and roast trout together with side dish as our lunch. They…read moreare yummy! It cost EUR46.

Two days trip from wien to Ceske krumolv with OBB 's "Euregio" ticket , I with my girlfriend spent…read moreone night in this exquisite hotel which is seated the old town of CK and walking distance to train station. The staff had occupational passion and smile always while we am passing the checki-desk. A tidy and clean room in which the bed is comfortable for sleeping. We had joyful stay.

Lovely hotel, great location. It's a 5 minute walk from the Student Agency bus stop, a short walk…read moreto the castle, and located next to a pub "Depo." We had a double suite with one large room and one small room with a shared bathroom. Beautiful decor, clean and spacious. The breakfast was good and it becomes a cafe in the afternoon with delicious strudels and cappuccinos. The reception desk was very helpful and accommodating. After we checked out, they let us store our luggage in the front until it was time for us to leave. Good for peace of mind while in transit.

We loved it here. The view from the terrace is lovely and the food was very good. Had the trout and…read moregoulash and a dark beer. Wait staff was super friendly and helpful. Would happily eat here again.

We had a really nice lunch here which in CK for the day. Quaint outdoor seating area with great…read moreviews of the Vltava River and the castle and steeples. I had pork and cabbage with dumplings (kind of like slices of thick bread, apparently a regional thing), very good with a good hearty brown sauce. My wife had a nice pork schnitzel and fries. Definitely recommend it for the food and view. Service was good.

The view is spectacular. Like really. The view alone bumps this review from 4 star accommodations…read moreto 5. While not in the city center, it's quiet and the city is accessed with a 15 minute walk. Did I mention the view? Be prepared to walk steep slopes to get to and from the old city. The location is next to the castle garden. Freshly remodeled with a nice kitchen. Had some troubles with Internet connectivity with more than two devices connected. Breakfast is a normal European brunch buffet with hard boiled eggs, cold cuts and cheese. Coffee was weak.

Great little hotel located right in the heart of Český Krumlov! On the left you have the town…read morecenter, and on the right a 30 second walk that leads to a bridge crossing into the castle side of town. The lovely gentleman at the desk who greeted us in was extremely welcoming and friendly! He brought each piece of luggage up 2 flights of stairs and gave us extensive recommendations for food, drinks, and sights; he also scheduled the taxi to the bus station for us in advance. There is also a cute old doggo that strolled around the lobby and sniffed my feet a few times :P The hotel itself felt like a mini medieval castle, with (short) winding stairways and 13th century decor and furnishings. There was one tiny window in our room and a slanted ceiling in the shower which rly fit the vibe LOL. But not to worry, there are modern amenities provided. The overall experience felt reminiscent of staying at a cabin of an airbnb superhost which felt very homey :) Thank you Hotel U Malého Vítka! I strongly recommend staying at this hotel if you're in town.

Do not stay in this hotel unless you are desperate! We travel with friends and had a 2 rooms on…read morefirst floor. Rooms are very outdated, dusty and dirty furniture, spiderweb on walls, dirty floor in the bedrooms and humane hair left in bathtub, towels are very old and sheets are dirty and have holes . The only good thing is a location .

Lovely hotel and very centrally located in Cesky Krumlov! Front desk staff were very accommodating,…read moreallowing me to check in early and storing baggage while my room was being cleaned. The room itself was pleasant and warm, with a view overlooking one of the cobblestoned streets. The breakfast buffet was also so yummy! A great selection of eggs, fruits, yogurts, porridges, and juices/teas among other things. Would definitely stay again.

Front desk was usually busy with tourists from people being bussed into the town. When making the…read morereservation, we were told we didn't need to make dinner reservations. Upon arrival, we were told all three nights we were staying, the restaurant was completely booked with large groups. They are more interested in catering to the busloads than with individuals or couples traveling. I killed three spiders in the room while we were there. Ceske Krumlov is a charming town and the Egon Schiele Museum there was terrific. But it's lost most of it's charm due to the hoards of people and their selfie sticks, at least when we were there in September 2018.

Centrally located near the main square, right across from the popular Krčma v Šatlavskéclean ulici…read more Quiet, secure & homey, with comfortable beds. Continental breakfast included at the Hotel Grand just around the corner.

I am disappointed with this hotel. After watching Rick Steves staying here, we decided to come here…read moretoo. The front desk people are not friendly, the hot water was cut off at night, we had to carry our luggages upstairs without elevator by ourselves. And finding their parking lot took almost one hour for me. Check out is 10AM, and not negotiable. It is more like youth hostel, but not the price. So if you need some help from the hotel staff, this is not your place.

2 1/2 hours from Prague, 3 hours from Vienna, and 4 hours from Munich lies what is basically the…read moremost gorgeous city I've ever been in, and this is a review for where you should (without a doubt) stay when you come here. And you should come here. You've probably never heard of Český Krumlov. Lord knows I hadn't and lord knows I'm too lazy to give you the full historic rundown on this now UNESCO-protected city, so you'll just have to do the research on your own damn time, but just take my word for it. You need to get here. We were only planning on spending two days here, but after seeing the town for just two hours at night, we decided to scrap our Amsterdam plans and spend the extra time here... which ended up being really affordable given we were visiting in the off-season in mid-late November and that our absolutely beautiful inn not only felt more home-like than my actual home, but was also a steal at only $70 a night. Now, I'm sure it costs a pretty penny more in the warmer months, but this place could easily charge 4 times that amount and still rank as 5 stars in my book. All hardwood floors, recovered barn-wood beams, modern and minimalist design, Egon Schiele artwork, towel warmers, and best of all- HEATED BATHROOM FLOORS. You better believe I turned that sh*t up to a hot-coal level burn... and it burned sooo good. They only have 5 rooms, and we ended up occupying 3 of them during our stay... each one was our favorite in their own way. Most rooms had multiple step levels, a desk, couch, tv (with many a pornographic channel... apparently comes standard in the Czech Republic basic cable package because that was the case everywhere). Some rooms had those really nice rainfall showers, another had a whirlpool bathtub. There's free wifi and the toiletries were the good kind and if you look in your room's armoire you'll find an umbrella, slippers, first aid kit, and a few other niceties to have handy while traveling. The woman who works/owns the Inn was basically a retired supermodel (maybe not for real, but she could have been) and can give you plenty of suggestions for places to eat, sightseeing, entertainment, etc. The location is prime being just a 4-5 minute walk to the town center and just minute from a convenience store that I believe was open 24-hours and sold some pretty fantastic and affordable wine and chocolate and chips... all the basics you'll want for a spending a night in with your travel mates, laughing, joking, drinking, and watch the funniest full-nude phone sex ads you've ever seen until the sun comes up. If you want, they can make you breakfast as well, but we always opted to go out and get our grub since the entire city is beautiful and so walkable. The area is really safe and though it appeared to be mostly a quiet getaway or quiet sight-seeing town, we never ran out of exciting things to do. Penzion Athanor (or Athanor Apartmany, as it was called on some brochures) is THE place for you if you enjoy leisure, beauty, fun, and free soft core, and also happen to be traveling throughout the region. **They also operate two other Inns in the area that I'm sure are just as nice. Do a little research and it'll pay off ten-fold.

From the owner: Our romantic family pension is situated in the picturesque little square only 300 metres from the…read morehistorical square of Český Krumlov. The historically valuable house was transformed into an accommodation facility with extra spacious and comfortable rooms. The family pension offers 2 luxury apartments and 3 rooms with total capacity of 10 beds and possibility of 5 extra beds. The house is fashionably furnished which makes provoking contrast with its ancient history. Apartments are equipped with modern kitchen including all accessories. LCD television sets, satellite TV, internet connection, minibar, safe, coffe, tea, sugar, cream and air conditioning in the attic rooms are matter-of-course. The apartment No. 1 and the room No. 4 are equipped with whirlpool baths. Sauna, free of charge available for guests in the apartment, is a part of the apartment No. 2 bathroom. Most of our windows offer unforgettable views of ancient town Český Krumlov, the chateau and St. Vitus church, which attract to endless walks along crooked streets and secret corners of this precious town. Breakfast is served in the eldest parts of the house, in medieval and renaissance cellar. The cellar also contains the private wine room held by the owners of the house. The house also has ornamental garden suitable for the rest after daylong cultural or sportive activities.