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IN STYLE IN THE VRBNO
Welcome to our Vrbno Hotel, which will inspire you with its family atmosphere and the First Republic spirit in the picturesque foothills of the Jeseníky Mountains.
Parkhotel offers accommodation with excellent cuisine and rich breakfasts. Holiday event from 1.2. – 31.3.2024 from the second night free half board and from the third night 25% discount on the room.
There is a hotel transportation that will take you to the slopes with skis and other interesting places. For example, to the popular Kopřivná slope in Malá Morávka, to the slopes of Ovčárna and Praděd, to a trip to Rejvíz, Dlouhé stráná, Slezská Harta, to Lázní Jeseník, etc. Using a hotel transportation has the advantage that you don't have to look for a place in the parking lot and you can have refreshments and alcohol . drinks. A hotel transportation will drop you off and bring you back on call. The transportation is for eight passengers and the rate for 1 km is CZK 10, possibly by agreement.
Green room Exclusive 11
Green room Exclusive 12
Blue room Exclusive 13
Yellow room Standard 14
Purple room Exclusive 15
Yellow room Exclusive 16
Yellow room Standard 17
Blue room Exclusive 21
Blue room Exclusive 22
Green room Exclusive 23
Green room Exclusive 24
Yellow room Exclusive 31
Yellow room Exclusive 32
Yellow room Exclusive 33
Free parking
The hotel offers parking on site.
Selected cuisine
Our restaurant offers Czech cuisine and an enjoyable environment with helpful staff. For our guests, we prepare game dishes or traditional regional specialities.
Excellent morning coffee
Waiting and getting up can be pleasant! We offer coffee in our hotel.
Transportation
Transportation to airport, station (bus, train), skiing etc. and back can be arranged in the Parkhotel. About price you will be informed in Parkhotel.
Trips around the area
Praděd mountain
Praděd, the highest mountain in Moravia and Silesia (1492 m), is a symbol of the Jeseníky Mountains and the whole region. A neo-Gothic style lookout tower was built on the mountaintop in 1912 but was removed in 1959. The current tower was built in 1983.
Karlova Studánka Mountain Spa
The spa, surrounded by a mountain landscape, boasts the cleanest air in Central Europe. Timbered spa buildings complete the overall atmosphere. Karlova Studánka is a spa with a two-hundred-year tradition. It is located in the Hrubý Jeseník Mountains.
Dlouhé stráně
The third largest pumped-storage hydroelectric power plant in the world and the largest hydroelectric power plant in the Czech Republic. Most of the buildings are located underground, while the structures on the surface are respectfully integrated into the surrounding landscape and form a harmonious whole.
Cycling tracks and routes
Vrbno pod Pradědem and its surroundings are crisscrossed with a network of cycle paths. There is a bicycle service in the town centre.
Ski arena Vrbno
Ski Arena Vrbno pod Pradědem is the only ski resort in Vrbno pod Pradědem. It is located in the southwestern part of the town at an altitude of 600 m above sea level.
Lookout tower on the rock near Holčovice
The lookout tower can be found on the southern unforested slope of Moravský Hill at an altitude of 782 m above sea level. The lookout tower is 20 m high. The model of the no longer existing lookout tower, which stood on the highest mountain of the Jizera Mountains – Smrk.
Skalní potok Nature reserve
The nature reserve is crossed by a stream of the same name, a left-side tributary of the Střední Opava River. The area is administered by the Nature Conservation Agency of the Czech Republic (NCA CR), Administration of the Jeseníky Protected Landscape Area.
Ruins of Freudenštejn castle
Freudenštejn (also Friedenstein, Old Fürstenwald, Pustý hrádek or Karlovický hrádek) was a Silesian castle located in the cadastre of Vrbno pod Pradědem, about 2 km southwest of Karlovice. Today, the castle is a ruin. Since 1958, it has been protected as a cultural monument of the Czech Republic.
Skater park Vrbno
The skatepark park was built in the local part of Železná in Vrbno pod Pradědem and is located north of the Střední Opava River. It was put into operation in 2014.
