The fortress Třebotov

Great hosts, Petr and Iva, welcome you to this beautifully restored building where the details around architecture, art, artifacts, and antiques come together beautifully. Like stepping back in time but with all modern conveniences. Hearty breakfast served each morning with enough choices to satisfy every taste. I travel a lot and this is one of my favorite places I've ever visited.

We spent a few nights at this amazing boutique castle. It far outweighs any luxury hotel. We were equally impressed by its historical furnishings and its modern wellness facilities. Although we booked only accommodation, the fortress would also be a great event venue with its diverse spaces. Hosts are great - very knowledgeable and hospitable. Thanks Iva and Petr, we'll be back in summer!

Wonderful tastefully decorated place where romance breathes from everybody. But the real atmosphere is made by people, and they were amazing. Great and professional approach from the beginning of planning our wedding to our big day. We greatly appreciated their individual approach to each of our wishes and ideas, as well as the advice and recommendations of their experience. Excellent food and drink, kind and helpful staff, ready to deal with our every wish. Just perfection to fairytale. For us it was really the most beautiful day of our life that we enjoyed. And not just us but all guests. We thank the owners for exceptional and unforgettable moments.

So this is an exemplary example of a beautifully restored monument, which is nowadays commercially used. The seat probably originated already at the end of the 10th century, but written documents are documented as far back as 1253, when the fortress Trzebotow is written in donation papers of Wenceslas I of the Order of the Cross. They often changed owners, they were mostly rich Prague burghers or members of small nobility. In 1630 the building was bought by the Zbraslav monastery, after its abolition in 1785 the fortress served as a vicarage. Then it fell into disrepair and only partially burned down in the middle of the 20th century. In 2001, the dilapidated building was purchased by new owners who started the reconstruction of the whole complex. Six years later, the Chapel of Sts. John of Nepomuk. Today you will find luxury accommodation facilities and the building is also used for weddings, training and family celebrations. So this is a great example of a beautifully restored monument, which is nowadays even commercially used. This seat probably originated already in the end of the 10th century, but written sourced are documented to the year 1253, when the fortress named "Trzebotow" is written in the donation papers of Wenceslas I to the Knights of the Cross with the Red Star. Later the owners were changing pretty often, they were mostly wealthy Prague burghers or members of the aristocracy. In 1630 the building was bought by Zbraslav monastery, after its abolition in 1785 the fort served as a vicarage. Then it fell into disrepair and even partially burned down in the middle of the 20th century. In 2001, the dilapidated building was purchased by new owners who started the reconstruction of the whole complex. Six years later John of Nepomuk was reconsecrated. Today you will find luxury accommodation facilities here and the building is also used for weddings, training and family celebrations.

Beautiful interior and exterior, I appreciate the cleanliness of the room and common areas, wellness and dining room, focusing on detail and individuality of individual places of the fortress The outdoor area very nicely landscaped, an impressive harmony of green and water surfaces Staying here is not just an overnight stay at a hotel