Best Hotels near St. Nicholas Church, Ceske Budejovice

Very comfortable town, not too many tourists, suitable for slowly hanging out. The location is next to the square and convenient. The room was clean and tidy. There are many types of breakfast foods to choose from.

The hotel is the tallest hotel in CB town, standing upstairs to see the whole town, the room is small, but very clean, European hotel chain, breakfast, compared to European old-fashioned hotels, this hotel is very modern, most suitable for self-driving Large parking fees are very convenient, children are not limited, unlike German children over four years old, they need money.

AWESOME! My first two nights in the Czech Republic was great! It was off season and weekdays, so I only paid $173 for two nights. I can't believe how much I got for this low price! PROs: -Easy self check in since I arrived later in the day. -Friendly staff -Large, clean room and bathroom -Comfortable king bed -Fridge with a complimentary 1 liter bottle of water, yes! -Coffee/Tea in room -Complimentary bottle of prosecco!!! It was a lot drink by myself, but I did! -Nice breakfast buffet with eggs, sausage, breads, pastries, cheeses, fruits, coffee, juices. -Quite area of Cesky Krumlov, but still walkable to everything. -One of the easier hotels to reach if you're coming from the bus station...the cobblestones make the wheels on your luggage cry! Best take a taxi or uber/bolt! CONs: -None, I would absolutely stay here again!

We only had 1 night in Cesky Krumlov, unfortunately, but this was the perfect place to spend that one night/day. We stayed in Room 5 , which has a private balcony overlooking the castle with 2 chairs and a table, and is on the ground floor, with no stairs to go up or down. The apartment had 2 bedrooms, (we didnt ever look at the other one!) , a den, a bathroom, and another small room with another toilet. There was a sink and microwave in the den area, sofa, chairs, and the apartment was very spacious. You have to use the key after hours to enter the building since it is not staffed 24 hours, then use the key to enter your apartment, so coordinating the arrival time is important to get your keys. The balcony was the perfect setting for our take out pizza and bottle of wine. The apartment is very close to a drop off spot for shuttles, since car traffic is restricted during the day, so our walk was minimal from the drop off. The apartment is 30 second walk to the town square, and 2 seconds to the awesome Satlavske restaurant. We cant imagine a better place to stay.

The town is beautiful. The hotel is lovely. I walked in so excited to be there. The staff was checking people out so I waited. When it was my turn I asked to just store my luggage as it was too early for check in. She snapped at me that I shouldn’t have come during check in and if I wanted to see the town that day I should have booked the previous night. I was so sad. I ended up taking my luggage and getting lunch next store (it was 10:40, not like it was 7am.) I took the bus from Linz so I didn’t get to choose my arrival. Also there were silver fish bugs in the bathroom as other reviews have noted. Finally the card with the keys says breakfast is 6:30. I waited until 6:30 and was again snapped at that it’s 7. Then 10 minutes later they let other guests in. Room and view were lovely as were some staff, but I’ve honestly never felt so unwelcome and couldn’t wait to leave.

All My wife and I stayed here for three nights in mid-September, ‘22. We enjoyed it very much and recommend it highly. It is a classic old hotel set right on the river, just across from the picturesque castle. One of the town bridges is just in front of the hotel, and the street leads to the castle in one direction and to the main part of the old town in the other. We found the location to be very convenient. A short distance away is another bridge with a walkway that leads to one of the town parking areas. It would be possible to reach the hotel with a small amount of luggage, but we opted to park and walk to the hotel before obtaining a town pass to drive to the front of the hotel with our luggage. If you then choose one of the hotel’s private parking options, which we did, someone from the hotel will guide you in another vehicle to your parking area and bring you back to the hotel. Be aware that even with a town pass you can’t drive in town from 10 am to 3 pm, which can complicate departure as well as arrival. We arranged for a taxi to pick us up with our luggage and take us to our car when we checked out to get around this. Our room (401) was on the corner of the top floor and likely an upgrade from our castle-view room. It was a very large suite with a bedroom area, a sitting area, a separate room with closet and storage area, and a huge tiled-bathroom with an enclosed alcove for the toilet. We had terrific views of the town, the river, and the castle from every room. The sleeping area had a comfortable king bed, a desk, sofa, tv cabinet, small round table with two chairs, nicely decorated a classical style. There was a single cup coffee maker that was very good. The closet wqs large, but had only and few hangers and the safe wasn’t operable. The bathroom had a pedestal sink with adequate counter space, and a shower/tub combo. Our only complaint about the room was that there were no heat controls and it was unseasonably chilly during our visit. Breakfast was a very good buffet with lots of fruit, cereals, baked goods, eggs, breakfast meats, etc. All in all, we highly recommend the Dvorak for comfort, location, and character.