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| Hotel details | Hotel Amenities | |||
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| Town, Postcode, Street: | Cesky Krumlov, 381 01, Radnicni 27 |
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| Location: | Center | |||
| Guest reviews: | 10/10 | |||
| Check out/Check in: | 11:00/14:00 | |||
| Lock out/Curfew: | No/No | |||
| Breakfast type: | Continental | |||
| Number of beds: | 48 | |||
| Single room | Double room | Double room Luxurious | Triple room | Apartment for 4 persons, 2 rooms | Room for 4 persons |
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| CZK 900 [EUR 31] | CZK 1 350 [EUR 47] | CZK 2 100 [EUR 73] | CZK 2 000 [EUR 70] | CZK 2 400 [EUR 84] | CZK 2 400 [EUR 84] |
Let us introduce “The Little Vitus Inn”, a small hotel with a restaurant located in the heart of Cesky Krumlov in Radnicni St., leading from the river through the town to the historic square to connect the town centre with the suburb called Latran. It is in the historic centre about 20 meters from the square.
The overall design of hotel is based on lovely “Krumlos Tales” taking place in Cesky Krumlov and its close surrounding.The rooms bear names of the tales heroes and each room is different from architectonic as well as designer point of view. All equipment of the rooms is wooden, including floors, and attic ceilings. The rooms offer standard facilities. Each of them has its toilet with a shower, de Luxe rooms have more over baths placed in original interiors.
Since the beginning of this year an annex in Panska St. belongs to the hotel.There are further 15 beds here while the unique original design of the Little Vitus is kept here as well.
The overall capacity of our hotel is thus 46 beds.The Little Vitus is suitable for family and group holiday.
The hotel has a restaurant consisting of a room for approx. 40 people, a bar for about 15, a wine cellar and cafe with 20 seats. All the rooms are connected together. Then there is a “Knave Parlour” with a fireplace and 10 seats.The restaurant is suitable for individual as well as group catering.
The meals are prepared either in a kitchen with modern equipment or in an original “black kitchen” on open fire.
