Find hotels in Kladruby nad Labem from 2.443.697 ₫

"Great restaurant as well"

"Nice hotel."

"Probably the best hotel there is in the town of Pardubice."

"This is an unusual property but served us well for a short visit. We booked at the last minute and our options were limited, next time I might prefer to be in the city center, but this is conveniently located next to the “Bone Church”. It would be great for a family with children, although I don’t think that we were the only childless guests."

"The hotel has something of an 'old world' charm. We appreciated very secure parking for our bicycles and early check-in. One of the young waiters in the restaurant was particularly helpful, with excellent English. The reception staff helped us make a phone call to another hotel for future bookings.The breakfast was fine - nothing special. The room was comfortable and quiet and clean."

"Nice hotel but no tv in the room "

"Excellent location especially if you arrive by car."

"Very helpful staff, great breakfast"

"Good family accommodation"

"We stay here frequently and it’s the perfect base for Hradec Králové. The apartment is clean and spacious, walking distance to many restaurants and cafes."

"Great location, room was new and in fantastic condition. Staff was extremely friendly. The check in instructions were a little unclear, but everything was fantastic after that."

"Nice older style hotel in the old town centre "

"Property was beautiful and quiet, good breakfast "

"Super hôtel. Emplacement top. "

"I can highly recommend the hotel Cernigov. All was perfect and the breakfast was really very rich and excellent."

"evertthing was great"

"Gem of a hotel Excellent and clean rooms Great staff"

"Really cool hotel in an ancient Medieval building right in the heart of the city. The breakfast buffet was outstanding and I love that it was downstairs in the old wine cellar. And our room was MASSIVE and had a great shower and lots of closet space and shelves. I also love the free coffee, tea and snacks in the lobby that we could access 24 hours a day."