hard to find, but definitely worth staying - little hotel with 5(?) rooms, breakfast is included and served to your room

We stumbled into the Svambersky Dum restaurant because everywhere else that had been recommended was full - and we soon realized why this one was empty. After waiting 15 minutes for menus (even though only 2 other tables were occupied) and being brushed off when we asked, we finally ordered soup and main courses - and specified that we wanted... More

My wife and I stayed here for 3 nights from Tues.2011.Sep.27. The price was $71 Euros per night. We got to this hotel a little later in the evening when it was getting dark and it's a little hard to find, so be sure to mark it on your GPS before you get there. After arriving, we were told that... More

We stayed for one night. I think for the price is a good deal, you have the basic, but is very clean, bathroom recently remodel (negative is the european shower) , few furniture, but have free WIFI, breakfast OK ,location excelent, they have a restaurant with a cozy fireplace They say is the oldest building in town and I beleive... More

Ok, this is a charming, clean and quaint pension in the heart of the old town but it has a number of issues that one needs to consider before booking it. Firstly, while the hotel information suggests that parking is available it is no where near the Svambersky dum itself. The hotel has an arrangement with the Eggenberg Brewery which... More

We stayed at this hotel at the beginning of December to escape from the pre-Christmas stress in Prague. Cesky Krumlov is a lovely town and has a uniquely preserved historical center. This hotel is in the middle of the town and we really enoyed it. It is very personal and located in an authenic historical building. The rooms are very... More

We stayed for 1 night at this Pension, in the luxury attic suite. Whilst booking it, I went for the most expensive option as I was lured by the photograph of a bath amongst the photos of the accommodation. However, I was disappointed to find there was no bath when we arrived. One wonders that if the bath is not... More