Galerie Kuks

It’s very rustic, with creaky beds and lots of cobwebs. It’s about 100m from the main road on one side, and there’s a local cobblestone street on the other, so it isn’t very quiet. I wouldn’t say it’s ideal for small children.

The key wasn’t handed over until an hour and a half after we arrived. The historic building was a disaster, and the cleanliness left a lot to be desired.

The sofa bed is large enough for two, and the owner is a nice, pleasant lady. We had a lovely weekend with the family in accommodation with a lot of atmosphere. But it’s damp and you can smell it, so it’s not great for people with allergies. The fridge is small, really only big enough for a few purchases.

We liked the fragrant jasmine atrium, the quiet, being able to cook, and the free parking right behind the house. Mrs. Jaklová was very helpful. Along with the hospital, Bethlehem, and the Stations of the Cross, we visited the owner's pottery workshop. She recommended some nearby pubs and shared more information. We spent two nights at the Gallery in an apartment with two beds and a sofa bed, at a reduced price. The accommodation was in line with what we paid. May her gallery flourish!