Hřensko, Czechia
407 17 Hřensko, CzechiaMiguel A. Cañizares
It was a fantastic experience. Near to every spot in Bohemian Switzerland. Its restaurant is a good way to finish an adventure day with a great dinner. And all of this at a good price, what is most important nowadays. Sure we'll come back.
Tuntun
We stopped here for lunch on the way. The place is very calm and quiet area. we did not stay here but I believe staying here would be a nice experience as well. Food: simple home cooked food and tasted delicious. We ordered fish with veggies and pork schnitzel with potatoes Both of them tasted very good. Fish was soft and fresh. Just salt pepper lemon on it yet it was delicious!! Though it had a few bones but i can ignore that because it was still very tasty. Pork schnitzel was crispy.. the potatoes fries were perfectly seasoned and crispy outside soft inside. I used some siracha with it to add some heat. And we ordered the lemonade of the day it was raspberries lemonade that day. It was fizzy and perfect to go with the food. Service: we had ordered for lunch on our way so as soon as we reached the restaurant we got our food in very less waiting time. The waitress was nice very unusual to old town restaurant waitresses. Ambience: inside the restaurant its very old warm set up. Outside it very beautiful with a view and playground nearby for kids. On a sunny day sitting out would be blissful!!
Vladimir Shir
The resort is located right inside the National Park, offering immediate access to stunning hiking trails and beautiful scenery. If you take the yellow path from the resort to the red path, you’ll reach the top attraction: Pravčická brána. Entrance to the arch is around $9 per person. The yellow trail starts right by the resort’s restaurant and is about an 8.5-mile hike. It’s a challenging, uphill climb—very intense—but absolutely worth it. We loved it! For a shorter, less strenuous hike, you can try the Divoká Soutěska trail, which also begins at the resort restaurant. This trail leads to a river where you can take a short boat ride (about $9 per person). The boat ride itself isn’t anything special, but the surrounding nature is beautiful. The village and the park are stunning, with breathtaking views everywhere you look. Be sure to bring hiking boots or at least sturdy sneakers. About the Resort: The resort is made up of three separate buildings. We stayed in Building C, which was fully renovated with high-quality finishes and attention to detail. Access to both the building and the rooms is secured with entry codes. Our room was equipped with everything we needed for a comfortable stay, including a small kitchen—a really convenient addition. The resort’s restaurant is just a few steps away and offers a good variety of meals, including vegetarian options. The employees are very friendly and some of them speak good English. There’s another restaurant nearby as well, though we didn’t try it, so I can’t comment on that one. Overall, the combination of the village atmosphere, incredible nature, and top-notch hiking makes this place a must-visit. The prices for both the resort and food were very reasonable. Definitely worth a short stay of 2–3 days!
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