Luční Bouda in Pec pod Snezkou

everything was ok, very modern facility, sauna and good food

This is my happy place.

We stayed here for 1 night while crossing the Krkonoše mountains. Our room was spacious and spotless and had a magical view of Sněžka (you need to book that specifically). There were fluffy towels and nice toiletries in the bathroom.

There is a rustic restaurant where you can have dinner, the portions were enormous, with limited veggie options available (traditional Czech fried cheese, ratatouille, sweet dumplings, salads). Do try the in-house beer!

Breakfast was lovely, with options to suit all preferences (fruit, veggies, cheeses and spreads, eggs, sausages, porridge, cereals and yoghurt, cakes, an assortment of teas, coffee from a machine - not great but does the job, and most importantly - home-baked rolls and buns).

The staff were some of the friendliest, smiliest, most chill I've ever encountered. Overall, a delightful stay.

Stopped there with my friends after more than six hours of hiking. It felt like a mirage.

At first, we thought it was closed. No people, just a big house in the middle of nowhere. No sign as if it was open, and no cars, bikes, or pets.

But we decided to give it a chance and tried to push the old big black door. There were people! There was life inside.

On the second floor, we found a restaurant and a guy asked us if we wanted to eat or have a couple of beers. Beers - we said.
Soon we found ourselves with a tap beer machine where you can pay by card. Miracle, not less!

I have no idea about the rooms and sauna, but can't give less than five stars because of the memories and great beer!

Can’t say much about the hotel accommodations because I wasn’t a guest but the food is really good. Good beer selection snd prices are okay. We stopped by for a quick bite to eat and a beer. The building itself is pretty big with a nice interior. However, it is literally in the middle of nowhere.