We had a first floor room with great views across the old square. The staff were friendly and very helpful and the food in the restaurant was good ( we ate lunch and dinner there). Some minor annoyances - instant coffee for breakfast, very dim lights in our room and no hairdryer. Trebon is a delightful small town with the... More

Hotel in one of the most beautiful houses in Třeboň. Hotel / annex restaurant on the main square where one daily needs to juggle with parking spaces located on its inner courtyard: it is best not to plan any trips outside the city anand leave the car where it is, as by full occupancy there are far too few parkingspaces... More

Trebon is a great place to see, especially if you are interested in Central European Renaissance. However, this hotel turned out to be completely disappointing experience. Although we duly booked both parking place and a double room in advance, nothing worked. First of all, when faced with all the parking places completely occupied, we were told unexpected guests arrived and... More

Excellent location, right on main square. Our room was on the side of the building; there was some traffic noise from side road in evening, but noise was only intermittent for a couple of hours. Historic façade to building. Clean, modern interior. Enjoyed seeing photos and engravings in hallways showing the hotel at various times in its existence. Friendly staff.... More

The hotel is situated right on the main square, which makes it a great starting point for visiting the whole city (you can walk to the renaissance castle - there are peacocks in the castle garden, to the old brewery, pond Svět or you can just walk through the center and admire the architecture of the houses on the main... More

A very unpretentious and inexpensive hotel right on the lovely main square of Trebon. The cheerful staff speak very little English, and the rather frumpy bar-restaurant appears to be frequented mainly by locals. Our cozy room, directly overlooking the square, was surprisingly attractive, clean, bright, and well-appointed. You can get a hearty breakfast at the bar downstairs although it's not... More

The Bily Konicek looks very olde world as you approach it across the immaculate town square of Trebon. Once you cross the threshold it's a slightly different story. The bar/restaurant is stuck in 70s decor (which is great for all the Shoreditch types amongst us) though the service is attentive and friendly (menus only in Czech however). It's a bit... More