Hotels With parking in Southern Bohemia, Czech Republic

Yellow bus CK town terminal in front of a stop Český Krumlov - Špičák get off. One kilometer west along the Chvalsinska road, three times across the bridge, there are food and beverage outlets on the west side of the gas station, 300 meters diagonally across the road, through the grove, right side of the small lake, stay at the Vadotriski Hostel in Cesky Krumlov (Pension Vodotrysk) 20 m2 standard twin room. Why live outside the town, the first price is cheap, the second to avoid the stairs to drag the suitcase. Take a short break and walk along the small road on the left side of the hotel through a 200-meter grove. It is a cheerful, large lawn, with hills in the distance, left at the intersection, the town cemetery in the wall, free visit, the western garden fountain, the tree can pass Go to the castle observation deck. Free introduction, welcome to try.

This was a fantastic stay! I'd definitely recommend this hotel to friends. The room was incredibly cozy and thoughtfully arranged. The amenities, like the hand cream, shower gel, and fragrances, were all carefully selected, high-quality items – a complete and considerate range. The room's decorative design felt artistic, making every moment spent inside feel comfortable and pleasant. The breakfast exceeded all expectations! There was a lavish buffet spread with items like cheese, sausage, cooked ham, Chia Seed Yogurt Parfait, and much more. It was very diverse, and you could also get freshly made omelets and other breakfast options, all of which were absolutely delicious~ The hotel's location is also very convenient, being close to both the Old Town and the bus station, which made getting around and sightseeing a breeze. Overall, the entire stay was excellent~ A truly attentive and well-run hotel~

Everything was great, including breakfast, but most importantly, the service was excellent! We had booked a room that could have been either a king-size bed or two single beds. We contacted the front desk online, and they immediately checked for us and made a note to ensure we got a king-size room. That was really reassuring. We arrived two hours early, and the front desk told us our room was ready, allowing us to check in two hours ahead of schedule. This is quite unusual in Europe, and we were very grateful! The room was cozy, and the TV even looked like a picture frame. We had a lovely night there.

The location is very good, but the stairs need to go up and down, some laborious, the third person needs to charge 16 euros, the roof is shorter because living on the top floor is easy to get to the beam of the house

The pension is located right on the square, and most attractions are within walking distance. Check in place is in restaurant. Staffs were nice but when I checked in, they were so busy in the restaurants, no reception like you imagine. The room is spacious, and since I visited in winter, there was a heater provided—but it wasn’t very warm, except for the one in the bathroom. It’s more suitable for travelers with small luggage because there’s no elevator, so you have to carry your bags up the stairs, and the streets in town are quite uneven. However, one thing that confused me was the city tax. On Booking it said I would need to ‘pay at property’ €2.55, but when I arrived, I was charged 50 CZK per person. Since we were three people, it came to 150 CZK (€6.20). It would be better if the platform displayed a more accurate estimate.

Similar to the homestay in the small town of CK, clean and comfortable, although the town is not big, it can be done in half a day, but it is wrong to stay for one more night. The staff are nice and will recommend the food in the town. Breakfast is more Western. If you leave your belly to eat local food, you can actually do it. It's a warm breakfast, but the taste is different.

The hotel has a long history, the interior of the building is slightly old, and the ventilation in the room is average. The linens are neat and clean, and the hygiene is generally OK, but all facilities still show signs of heavy use. Since there are not many hotels in the same area of ​​CB Town, considering the relatively moderate price, it is generally of medium level🇨🇿

The apartment room is not bad, it is indeed quite big, and the guy at the front desk is also very enthusiastic. But the most annoying thing is that there is no elevator. If you have heavy luggage, it will be very troublesome. We were lucky on the first day we arrived. The guy at the front desk enthusiastically helped us move upstairs, but we checked out too early, so we had to carry it downstairs by ourselves. It was very tiring. Opposite the hotel entrance is the CK town’s internet-famous restaurant, Cave Restaurant. This restaurant seems to be mostly visited by Chinese and Asians. We ordered the set meal, which was a bit too much for two people, but the taste was okay. There is one thing we need to pay special attention to. We came from Prague by flixbus, and we needed to take a taxi to the hotel after getting off the bus. However, UC does not accept Uber and Bolt. There is a taxi stand opposite the bus station, but there are very few taxis. In the end, we had to call the hotel and ask the front desk guy to call a taxi for us. Taxi can only be paid in cash, so it is recommended to prepare some.

We had an excellent stay with Villa Gap for two nights. The online check-in was quick and smooth, easy to navigate. We were satisfied with the room including a bedroom with two beds, enormous bathroom, and living room with open kitchen and a very comfy sofa. Clean, quiet and spacious. Walkable distance to the Cesky Krumlov Town (15 minutes walk) and 5 minutes drive to the supermarket. Cooking experience was pleasant especially with dish washer provided. Bathtub and air-dryer might flaw the perfect experience. Water was yellowish from bathtub and no hot air from air-dryer. Or otherwise, everything is perfect. Highly recommended!

The room was very clean. The owner was very welcoming; during check-in, he showed you how to use everything in the room, how to explore the town, and gave you recommendations. The next day, you could store your luggage and then explore the town, take a panoramic photo from the hillside near the station, retrieve your luggage, and continue on your way. After checking out, you could relax, have tea, and charge your devices in the lobby, which had a clean ”free bathroom” (those who know, know how valuable that is in Europe - lol).