Zamek Dobrohor Aparthotel

Review by hotel critic

Staying at Zámek Dobrohoř, a 19th-century palace turned museum, was truly unforgettable. The blend of period furniture and contemporary art creates a unique ambience, especially enchanting in the morning light. The owner's warm welcome with Telč beer was a delightful touch after a day of cycling in the Vysočina hills.The room inside the castle, which also functions as a gallery and concert venue, offered a peaceful retreat. The opportunity to explore the museum room at night and wake up in such a historic place was a special experience. The nearby countryside, ideal for hiking and cycling, added to the charm of our stay.The modest yet clean guest room, accompanied by exhibitions and concerts on-site, provided a glimpse into the rich history of the former castle under reconstruction. The beautiful surroundings and proximity to the Czech-Austrian border enhanced the overall appeal of this hidden gem.Zámek Dobrohoř features a bar and a garden for guests to enjoy. With Telč just 25 km away and Heidenreichstein Castle 23 km from the property, the location offers a perfect blend of tranquility and cultural exploration. For those looking to discover the area, the hotel's unique atmosphere and friendly owner make it a must-visit destination.