We'll just tell you this - here at our old post office, you don't work. You don't come here for a workation or to hunt for WiFi. Instead, you hunt for the sun's rays, watch butterflies from a bench in the yard, sleep in the shadows of log cabins from times long gone by, and wander through forests and mountains. From here, you set off to explore amazing places, such as the magical Hospital Kuks, or even go back to the distant past thanks to Babička by Božena Němcová. You simply come here for an emotional and mental slow vacation.

You'll sleep here like in the old days, but you'll also have refreshments in the form of a bathroom in the adjacent building of the original post office. However, we believe that this won't deter you at all and that you'll enjoy the most beautiful summer sun-drenched days right here with us.

You will sleep in a small timbered building that was once connected to the main building of the old post office. Our Garden Apartment offers accommodation for two people. The bedroom is located in a romantic timbered building.

A private bathroom and toilet are available with a separate entrance (right in the old post office building next door).
And although our Garden Apartment is furnished like in the old days, you will also find a screen and WiFi.

There is also outdoor seating furniture and, by arrangement, a Finnish sauna can be used for a fee.

For your information:
We only rent the Garden Apartment in the warm months.

Our guests can sit in their own lounge on the ground floor. There is a fridge, a kettle and a dining service.
However, you won't find a sink or stove here, but we will wash your dishes and cutlery every day :)

There are several good restaurants in the vicinity and we will be happy to recommend one according to your preferences.

A few of our tips on where to go can be found below (sights).

From our experience and that of our guests, we know that you will want to spend most of your time wandering around and discovering its treasures.

And if you don't have enough experiences on the Czech side, you can still go to the Polish side, which is a stone's throw from us.