Penzion U Raztoky

Really great.

Such a lovely spot.

I can't speak to the accommodation, only the restaurant next door, which we visited twice that afternoon. At lunch the garlic soup was pretty good, though I don't think the fried bread should go straight into it, since it turns soggy instead of staying crisp. That evening we had toast with chicken and lecho. It lacked flavor and was served in a way that felt like it was meant for a small child. The restaurant was empty inside, but there were around 25 people at the roughly eight outdoor tables that evening, and the two waitresses couldn't keep up. The younger part-time worker was quite nice, while the older waitress annoyed both guests and staff. Tables weren't wiped and dirty dishes sat in front of diners for a long time. The beer was average, too. We don't need to go back. I won't spend money somewhere I don't feel welcome.

The breakfasts were generous and tasty, and dinner was delicious too. You can choose between two main dishes in advance or order from the menu. We had a pleasant, kind service throughout our long weekend as a family with a toddler. Our studio was cozy and clean, with older furniture that didn't bother us. The bed creaked, though, and we missed having a blackout curtain. The kitchenette had basic utensils, a kettle, electric hotplate and toaster, plus a dishcloth and dish sponge. It's a quiet, peaceful, child-friendly guest house. They had a high chair, playground, trampoline, and a travel cot or children's bed linen. Thank you 🙂