We visited the place to have lunch there. It is located near Jeseník, in summer you can eat in a beer garden in front of the restaurant. There's a wonderful view of the hills. Everything is clean and nicely decorated. It is a very cosy place.
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Nicely renovated pension, 4 bed appartments have nice big central room, vintage furniture, beds a bit soft.
Balconies, nive view into countryside and on Praded mountain.
2 km uphills are famous and charming Priessnitz Spa (Freiwaldau) with lot of tourist tracks, curing wells, beautiful nature.
City center is about in 20 minutes walking distance, train station 10 minutes away. There is a LOT of tourist targets around (Krizovy vrch, Zlaty Chlum tower, Certovy kameny). Of course you need to have luck for weather and be ready for weather change. Common big playroom for kids is available in the pension.
We had half board in the pension restaurant and enjoyed it a lot. Food was delicious and there was enough of it. Mostly traditional check cuisine, greatly prepared and tasty. Big cup of thick soup, tasty main course and home-made dessert. Yummy. Breakfast was not that great but good enough.
Staff was nice and helpful when we asked for something.
We liked it a lot.
We recently spent a long weekend in Jeseník and chose this bed and breakfast as accomodation. Overall, we were quite happy with it.
The rooms are clean and comfortable. While not fancy, they certainly are servicable and feel safe to leave your belongings in while you venture out for the day.
The bathroom in our suite was quite roomy with a good sized shower stall.
The restaurant is decidedly rustic in atmosphere with antique farming equipment accenting the wood beam construction of the ceilings and walls. Breakfast was the standard, self serve continental fare while the main menu had a good variety of meals that included some local specialities.
The rustic look continues into the large surrounding property of the bed and breakfast where more antique farm equipment dots a very well maintained lawn with benches to sit on.
The only caveats I can give for this bed and breakfast concern reaching it and lingustic flexibility of the staff.
If you arrive by train, the hotel is about a 20 minute walk from the station and the road does not have pedestrian paving along most of its length. Alternately, you could try to take a taxi from the main station.
From a language standpoint; though I can get by in Czech and navigate a menu in the language, the restaurant staff could tell I was not a native speaker and offered me a menu in German. When we enquired about an English language one, they said they did not have one.
While all of our communication was done with the staff in Czech, I couldn't say for certain what would be best alternative if you didn't speak that langauge; that the hotel's website contains sections in German and Polish may be the best indication.
