When you talk about location in one of the most wonderful medieval villages in Europe, the Hotel Zlaty Andel has just about the best prime location in this UNESCO world heritage gem of a village. The key to having a great experience in a town like Cesky Krumlov is to locate yourself in a spot that lets you walk to... More

We stayed at this hotel recently. It is a well kept clean hotel with great charm and superb location. Sadly all that is of no value when you consider that the local disco is located under the room we stayed at. The noise was so bad that watching TV was nearly impossible. It lasted until past 3 am. After which... More

We arrived at midnight in Cesky Krumlov from Prague and didn’t know that many pensions close reception desks at 6pm. Zlaty Andel happened to be on hotel which has 24-hour reception and available rooms. The hotel's location is central, right in the main square, 5 minutes to the castle and everywhere else in town (which is small and easily walkable)... More

The rooms were really cute and was really big. There was a really nice, big bathroom. Internet services were available, so that was convenient. And the hotel is located right on the central square, so that was good. The breakfast was pretty good. More

This hotel is right on the Square. It has been newly refurbished with all modern amenities. We got a huge room on the top floor with a bathroom that was larger than many hotel rooms! It was furnished very tastefully and to a very high standard. Given the nature of the hotel, probably each room is different and unique. Hence... More

My husband and I spent a week in Cesky Krumlov while he was teaching a course. The choice of hotel and all arrangements were made by the sponsoring organization, so we had no idea what to expect., but were a little apprehensive, as sometimes the housing provided by the scholastic organization leaves a bit to be desired. Our van trip... More

Clean, plain rooms, comfortable beds, helpful and friendly reception staff. Very conveniently facing central square. Good breakfast. Unfortunately our windows opened onto a street behind where people were very noisy. More

We stayed at the hotel for one night. It was a Satyrday and we mistakingly chose to stay in the loft overlooking the main square. The noise was constant and loud until the early hours of Sunday morning. We found that the room was very small and the stairs to the bed could be dangerous, particularly in the night. The... More

I think that all of the hotels on the Square are pretty much the same. We were fortunate to get a top floor (Room # 24) room that was rather large w/ 3 dormer-style windows. Everything clean & fresh. The windows let in a cool breeze and allowed you to listen to distant church bells. BUT at night you will... More