This richly rich region offers the opportunity to explore the distinctive Chalcedon dialect - bullfighting and other local customs, such as an evening walk with a sung prayer. You can still meet the inhabitants in traditional costumes, admire the rich historical architecture of the square or get off at the local sloping tower.
We have bicycles for you to go around and discover, for example, beautiful swimming in a flooded quarry, or watch divers from the underwater cabin. For lovers of collectibles and monuments, the family craft museum in nearby Kolovec offers many surprises.
Also in today's increasingly popular geocaching, there are several treasures in Český les.
After a busy day, we prepare a sauna or order a massage or relax on the terrace.
Our family-run guest house is located in the center of Domažlic 15 km from the German border on the way between Pilsen and Regensburg, the distance from both cities is less than 60 km.
Accommodations
2 - 3 bedded rooms including one wheelchair accessible room
bathroom with shower or bathtub and toilet included in each room (hairdryer, toiletries)
baby cot available
bicycle facilities, bicycles for rent (we cooperate with the event Cyclists welcome)
large summer terrace
WIFI in rooms available
a lounge and a dining room
parking in a lockable parking lot at 100 m
offering a standard breakfast
a kitchen with a stove, fridge and microwave available for your own breakfast
the possibility to carry luggage and pick them up at the station
More than 300 guest houses in the Pilsen region you can find here.
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