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"Perfect location. Nice room, nice buffet right in the heart of the town"

"Great restaurant as well"

"Older style hotel with big comfortable rooms and good breakfast, short walk to the centre of Kutna Hora"

"Excellent."

"Not an obvious location for a business stay but I had meeting locally so through I’d try it. Set in a lovely garden it is modern but appealing. Mostly residential around it but there is a local coop for extras. Spa/sauna is an extra cost per hour but very good. A couple of little things went wrong and the team responded extremely well to fix them and ensure I had a good stay. I’d go back. "

"Very nice small & boutique style hotel, quiet part of the small town, close to the river, biking paths and to the center. Lovely service!"

"We got a call on our way there to check all was OK. When we arrived we were checked in super-efficiently and with great understanding that we were really tired. We were asked for dietary requirements so that we had suitable food for breakfast, which were there just as requested next morning. We were asked about dinner and a table was reserved at a nearby restaurant. We subsequently cancelled (1 person asleep) and were given plates and cutlery and glasses for things I got from a nearby (recommended) shop. We slept wonderfully well. At breakfast we got great easy over eggs and the special milk and other things that matched our requests from the evening. The hotel is nice and comfortable and the receptionist is exceptional, speaking English at native.speaker level."

" Very nice room, beautiful park surrounding it. You drive on a park pathway to get there which was a bit different. There was a raging party in one of the rooms of the hotel but wasn't a problem."

"This is an unusual property but served us well for a short visit. We booked at the last minute and our options were limited, next time I might prefer to be in the city center, but this is conveniently located next to the “Bone Church”. It would be great for a family with children, although I don’t think that we were the only childless guests."