The guesthouse is situated in the protected landscape region of the Jizera Mountains in Bedrichov. The guesthouse sits at the crossroads of the three roads from Liberec, Jablonec and Josefov Dul. It is situated ca. 8 km from the District City, Jablonec Nad Nisou, and 12 km from the Regional city, Liberec. Both cities are connected by public transport. The prices for municipal public transport are 8,- CZK/25 minutes. The entire region is easily accessible from Germany and Poland.
How to get to us?
From Prague: on the E65 road to Jablonec nad Nisou, and then in the direction of Bedrichov; From Poland: across the Harrachov border crossing to Jablonec nad Nisou; From Germany: across the Hrádek nad Nisou or Varnsdorf border crossings to Liberec and Jablonec nad Nisou; From Jablonec nad Nisou: by city bus no. 1 to Bedrichov or by train to Jablonec nad Nisou on the Liberec - Tanvald rail line and then by municipal public transport.
Equipment and services
Rooms: 4x double rooms + extra bed, 1x 3 beds, 2x 4 beds, 6x apartment (with two separate bedrooms 2+3). The rooms are equipped with a modern double bed, a bedside table with a radio and a wardrobe. Each room has its own bathroom with a shower and a toilet. A large common room equipped with a bar, a comfortable lounge suite and a fireplace or television is also available. In the summer months, it is possible to sit on the terrace.
Parking near the object, sauna, ski storage, kitchen, outside pool 6x3m. The use of the entire building is possible for both summer and winter recreation and we welcome both domestic and international guests. The guest house own non-smoking restaurant with 3 bowling lanes, a children's playground, summer garden with a playground and minigolf.
Pets: Allowed
Recreation and services in surroundings
There are many tourist mark-ways for summer tourism and cross-country skiing lovers. Pension is situated in the biggest ski centre of Jizera mountains. There are dam Bedřichov, dam Josefův Důl, peat-bog Nová Louka or Klikvová louka in the neighbourhood.
