HotelChatter - Tag: Czech Hotel Guide

Brno: Grand Convenience at Grandhotel Brno

Tim L. — 2007-10-16T09:15:01-05:00

<![CDATA[HotelChatter Contributing Editor <a href="http://www.hotelchatter.com/user/Tim%20L.">Tim Leffel</a> moved on from Hungary and has made his way through the Czech Republic where he sends back his take on the country's hotel scene. Enjoy. <img src="http://www.hotelchatter.com/files/3930/grand_brno.jpg" class="imgborder"> If you've got an early train or bus connection to Prague from the second-largest city of Brno, plunk yourself down at <a href="http://www.hotelchatter.com/hotel-reviews/Grandhotel+Brno/ian/232883">Grand Hotel Brno</a>. You could wake up, brush your teeth, and be at either station by just walking across the street. With a stay here and a deluxe Czech Airlines bus to whisk you to the international airport, the whole affair can be a breeze. This is no bus district dive, however. Part of the Austria Hotels International group, Grandhotel Brno has a façade

Drnholec: A Bit of England in the Czech Republic

Tim L. — 2007-10-15T09:15:02-05:00

HotelChatter Contributing Editor Tim Leffel moved on from Hungary and has made his way through the Czech Republic where he sends back his take on the country's hotel scene. Enjoy.

You ever walk into a room and feel you've been there before? At Hotel Drnholec in the southern Czech Republic, it's no accident. Owned by a Czech woman and her British husband, the Wornells have set up a pure British pub and restaurant in their hotel housed in a circa-1775 manor house.

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Mikulov: A Taste of Old Moravia at Hotel Templ

Tim L. — 2007-10-12T09:45:01-05:00

HotelChatter Contributing Editor Tim Leffel moved on from Hungary and has made his way through the Czech Republic where he sends back his take on the country's hotel scene. Enjoy.

At one time, the town of Mikulov in the southern Czech Republic was 40 percent Jewish. After WWII, Mikulov became a ghost town. The building housing Hotel Templ was an abandoned Renaissance-era house and synagogue. It is a key part of a major rebuilding and restoration effort that has turned this castle-topped town into a tourist attraction, wine region anchor, and cycling center.

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