Valton pension

The guesthouse is a renovated building originally built at the end of the 18th or the beginning of the 19th century. Unfortunately, original building documents did not survive to the present. In the 19th century, the building served as a monastery, in the 20th century it was rebuilt into small flats with the yard being used by craftsmen. The present owner bought the house in a very bad condition in 1991. In 1993, the third floor was added to the building with 8 rooms designed for use in the guesthouse. Currently, the guesthouse offers accommodation in 11 rooms and 5 suites. Each room has its own toilet and shower but offers no electronic equipment (such as a TV set, phone, minibar, etc.). Cold buffet breakfast is served in a stylish dining room, but the guesthouse does not have its own restaurant. The guesthouse is furnished with historical furniture evoking an atmosphere of the past. The furniture is original, making every room slightly different. The reception is also used as a small gallery showing paintings by Czech painters of the first half of the 20th century. The rooms are furnished in a simple way, but the historic furniture and paintings give them a pleasant and friendly atmosphere. Apart from bedrooms, suites also offer living rooms, giving the guests a lot of space. Most of the rooms are located on the third floor and because there is no lift, guests might wish to consider booking specifically a room on the ground floor. The suites are on the first and the second floor.