Hotel U Malého Vítka

Charming and authentic, with the NICEST staff possible. The hotel comprises three buildings bult in the 1500s so there are some steps to climb and hallways with twists and turns. All rooms are different, which adds to the charm. Room furnishings are rustic in style. and the bed was super comfortable. Attached bathroom was small but spotless. Breakfast spread is enormous with options ranging from ceral to yogurt to sausage and cheese. The hotel is easy to get to -- smack in the middle of town -- but peaceful. All in all, a simply lovely place to stay in historic Krumlov.

The hotel is located in the very center of old town. The building was old and atmospheric. The staff are very friendly, helpful and polite. The rooms are clean and spacious, the furniture is old enough, but there is everything you need for comfortable stay. The disadvantages are that the bathroom door wasn’t closing at all. The breakfast wasn’t bad, only the coffee was tasteless and the fruit yogurt wasn’t fresh, but the lady in the kitchen changed it.

Not good value for money. Keep looking for other place. Very well located, close to all main attractions. Big room. The mattress and pillow are really old and far for a decent bed. The breakfast offers the worst black coffee I ever drunk, it looks like petrol or oil for your car. After drinking just half cup my stomach was burning. Still about breakfast, not many options to eat and the staff working in the kitchen are far for being friendly. The reception gentleman was very friendly though. For the price, better to look for other places

A wonderfully located, wonderfully atmospheric hotel in a very old building just steps from the main square. The room and bathroom were large—often not the case in Europe—with basic, lovingly made wood furniture accented throughout the hotel with whimsical art. As is often the case, the mattresses were quite firm. There’s a fascinating, informative book in the lobby about the history and restoration of the building. We stayed for three nights, which I recommend, as we were able to immerse ourselves more in the beauty and quiet (at night, anyway) of this beautiful town.

A beautifully charming little hotel. It’s an old town, and old buildings do if you think you are staying in a modern hotel, you might be disappointed. But this wonderful little place was run by wonderfully kind and generous people.

A hotel with lots of history and character! Staff were super friendly and helpful. The rooms and bathrooms have been done up nicely and there were no issues with cleanliness. Location is excellent, in the main section of the town. The beds could have been more comfortable as the mattress was very firm. Note that there is no lift (for obvious reasons) and some of the rooms are located up quite a few days

We stayed for 2 nights in one of the family apartments which has 2 separate sleeping rooms and 1 bathroom plus a small entry vestibule. The location is incredibly central! Breakfast is great and the hotel staff are helpful, kind, and friendly. Beds and pillows are a bit hard but we walked so many miles that we slept well. We would absolutely return :)

Right in the heart of the old town this hotel in 3 buildings from the 1400’s is special. Our room was on the top floor but no problem as the delightful man on the front desk carried our luggage up and down. The room was huge! The windows could be opened -wide - and a fan was supplied so we could sleep comfortably. The bathroom was a bit small but that is a fact of life in heritage listed old buildings. The front desk guy gave excellent recommendations for where to eat. Breakfast was generous and we were able to get it early due to our departure time. Definitely a great place to stay in CK

Great little hotel located right in the heart of Český Krumlov! On the left you have the town center, and on the right a 30 second walk that leads to a bridge crossing into the castle side of town. The lovely gentleman at the desk who greeted us in was extremely welcoming and friendly! He brought each piece of luggage up 2 flights of stairs and gave us extensive recommendations for food, drinks, and sights; he also scheduled the taxi to the bus station for us in advance. There is also a cute old doggo that strolled around the lobby and sniffed my feet a few times :P The hotel itself felt like a mini medieval castle, with (short) winding stairways and 13th century decor and furnishings. There was one tiny window in our room and a slanted ceiling in the shower which rly fit the vibe LOL. But not to worry, there are modern amenities provided. The overall experience felt reminiscent of staying at a cabin of an airbnb superhost which felt very homey :) Thank you Hotel U Malého Vítka! I strongly recommend staying at this hotel if you're in town.