Deluxe Accommodations in the Czech Republic and Austria

Hranicni Zamecek

You will find this little Border Chateau in the village of Hlohovec near Lednice, in the far corner of South Moravia. In 1996 it was added to the UNESCO list of World Heritage sites.

The building in Empire-style is a part of Lednice-Valtice Cultural Landscape, on the shores of the Hlohovec pond. The Hranicni Zamecek, or Little Border Chateau, was constructed as one of the mansions of the Liechtenstein family who came here mainly in summer. The aristocrats did not have many duties and thus spent their time strolling around the chateau or looking down from the balcony to admire the glistening waters of the pond.

Little Border Chateau got its name from its position on the border between the Moravian Margraviate and Lower Austria which crosscut it. On the facade there is still a German inscription: “Between Austria and Moravia”. The land was annexed to the Czechoslovak Republic in 1919, which destroyed the building's particularity, however it did not touch its charm.A two-storey building with three pavilions and garden houses features paintings of architecture. It is embedded among high trees and dark blue waters of the pond with an extraordinary sense of taste. The tourists tired of walking around Lednice-Valtic Cultural Landscape are attracted (besides the great architectonical and historical value) by the opportunity to have an excellent dish or drink, or take the advantage of accommodation situated in this quiet haven near the city of Lednice and whole Lednice-Valtice Cultural Landscape.

The property was completely renovated in 1995-1996 by Jan Kašník, a native of Hlohovec. The guests may enjoy the restaurant, coffee room, lounges and summer terrace. Amenities include and outdoor swimming pool, sauna, fitness center and wireless internet access.

Hotel Templ

Mikulov is, in the words of the poet Jan Skácel, "a piece of Italy moved to Moravia by God's hand."

The position of Mikulov has ensured through its changing historical and administrative circumstances an enormous richness of ethnic and cultural influences from all over central and southern Europe.

The blending of Moravian, Jewish, and Austrian cultures as well as strong influences from Italy, Slovakia, Hungary and the Balkans has led to the birth of a unique architectural collage accented by the distinctive character and colour of the hills and cliffs of Palava.

Hotel Templ's unique position as a witness to centuries of history resonates fully in the changing look of the house with its Renaissance foundations, Baroque reconstruction and Classical facade. Part of the property also includes the former Michelshteter Synagogue which has undergone much reconstruction while maintaining echoes of its past.

Modern furnishings and a well-stocked wine cellar and restaurant ensure a comfortable stay at this centrally-located hotel.

Hotel Therme Laa

Spa indulgence, health & beauty, and Austrian splendor are the name of the game at the 4 Star Therme Laa Hotel & Spa. Located in Laa an der Thaya it nestles in the hilly landscapes of the Weinviertel – the most prestigious among the vine growing regions of Austria.

As you step into the entrance hall of this Spa Hotel in Austria you are bound to feel sure about one thing: this is a place of complete well-being. The reception desk, the hotel bar, the restaurants, the wine tasting room and a couple of seminar rooms are all arranged around this welcoming central space. Colors, shapes and materials merge into a feeling of elegance and cosiness at this romantic hotel. Whereever you go within this property you are constantly accompanied by a feel-good ambiance for the whole time of your Spa break.

The rooms and suites of the 4 Star Hotel & Spa Therme Laa encompass at least 30 square meters without exceptions and include a loggia. Their interior designs follow two main lines: The “birch” line, combining pale birch wood, walnut flooring and red fabrics and the elegant, more classic “walnut” line combining dark walnut wood, pale maple flooring and orange fabrics.

The Spa - Guests of the romantic hotel Therme Laa Hotel & Spa in Austria can take delight in the advantages of an exclusive Spa area in the hotel itself. In this sumptuous oasis of well-being you can make free use of hot spring, sauna, beauty and fitness areas. A panoramic glass bridge leads you into the adjacent pool and sauna area of the Laa Therme. In truth, one Spa getaway here is far from enough time to try all the things that await you in this romantic hotel. Beyond what can basically be called standard facilities you will find a wide choice of possibilities to relax and enjoy yourself, such as a castle sauna, an aroma temple and a Pantha Rhei rest lounge with waterbeds and background music.

Please note: Hotels shown are subject to change.