Cheap hotels in Třešť

Lovely chateau hotel with amazing rooms and great breakfast. Fantastic restaurant and hiking trails start straight behind the chateau.

Everything was exceptional: location, food at breakfast and dinner, staff... I cannot find anything to complain about.

Functional, clean, spacious. Not the Ritz but offers a nice rooftop terrace as bonus. All good.

Good location, everything is nearby!

A fantastic facility in a heavily wooded property with several water features and lovely art spread about. Very quiet and fantastic wifi. Breakfast in the club house was fresh and very well prepared. Great price too.

Location: This smart new hotel opened 8 months ago in an historic building in a quiet street (at the time of our visit) immediately off the central square of Jihlava. The superb location is atmospheric, close to all sites of interest. Room: There are 13 rooms, each different, and each large. Our rooms were attractive (we had 301 and 303). The beds and pillows were comfortable. There is air-conditioning. Everything works well as this is a newly appointed hotel. There is a lift. Staff: Martin and Jan, very charming, are young business partners whose families hail from this area. They voluntarily took us for a half-day tour of the town Polná, helped with tourist advice, our dinner arrangements, and taxis. Breakfast: The special feature is that the ground floor is a smart cafe with patisserie and delightful staff. The breakfast (part of our booking) is a la carte and exceptional - they have 4 chefs! See my photographs. Open: 7.30 am to 7pm, serves for lunch and coffee breaks. Comfortable and well-appointed. Dinner: We had dinner 3 times in a restaurant across the square called TŘI KNÍŽATA, where the food was excellent, with much choice. Again, delightful staff. Local things to do: this town is lively and close to many Moravian towns and hikes. We were dropped at the Stump lake and walked to Telc via castle ruin (~17 km using an online map). The countryside is beautiful. Jihlava is a mecca for Mahler lovers (composer). The Mahler museum in his original home off the square is an outstanding museum. There is an unusual zoo just down from the city walls in the valley where Mahler used to walk. There are many churches including the Gothic church at Jakubske square where Mahler sang as a boy. We located his school, theatres where he performed, the Jewish cemetery where his family are buried, the site of the former synagogue now the Mahler Square, and birth place in Kalište, 30 mins drive away. There is a tour of the oldest silver mine in Czechia, under the square.

Great place, good locaction, very nice host lady:) I could check out later. We had a great day in this beautiful city:) Thank You so much!