This hotel has contemporary rooms with free Wi-Fi, a restaurant with a seasonal terrace and 24-hour front desk. Castle Horšovský Týn is a 15-minute drive away.
Jeroen
Belgium
Upon arrival around 10.30 PM (a bit later as expected due to train delay), I noticed the front door of the hotel/restaurant was already closed and locked despite that my late arrival was accepted by the hotel. There was a phone number posted on the front door, so I dialed it. The phone number was not working. I tried multiple times to make sure I was calling the right number, but the call was always immediately disconnected. I started looking around and thinking about how to get in touch. I had the great idea to have a look on their website and on booking.com, mentioning both a phone number which was different than the one on the door. So I dialed that number and heard a phone ringing inside, which was clearly at the reception desk or in the restaurant. After a while it stopped ringing (apparently at that thime the line was forwarded to 'the night receptionist'). I tried this multiple times as well, but still nothing happened. My last personal attempt to get in touch with the hotel staff, was by sending them a text message via the booking.com application and Facebook Messenger. However, I got no answer that night.
I decided to contact booking.com helpdesk by phone and explained them the issue. They were very helpfull and tried to get in touch with the owners as well (meanwhile I heard that phone ringing inside again). They've sent them an email and if there would be no reaction within 45 minutes, then they would take further steps. After 45 minutes, I recontacted the booking.com helpdesk. As expected, the had received no answer to their email. Since there is no other hotel in Domazlice that claims to have a 24h reception service, they arranged me an alternative hotel in Plzen, which is 45 minutes by car (and 2.500 CZK of taxi costs as it was already past midnight, of course to be paid by myself). Rebooking to the other hotel cost me nothing, so credits to booking.com service.
Situated in Domažlice’s historical centre, Penzion U Chodskeho Hradu offers rooms with a well equipped kitchenette, seating area and satellite TV. Continental breakfast is also available.
Traveller 1968
Germany
Great location on the main square with easy parking in front of the hotel which is free on Sundays.
Good breakfast included. Room was clean and the bed was comfortable.
Situated in Domažlice, 19 km from Drachenhöhle Museum, Hostinské pokoje U Kulináře has a number of amenities including a terrace, a restaurant, a bar and free WiFi. The inn has family rooms.
Lars
Denmark
We have booked two rooms, but there was only hot water in one room.
Located in Domažlice, 19 km from Drachenhöhle Museum, Pension Viola provides accommodation with free bikes, free private parking, a seasonal outdoor swimming pool and a garden.
Kevin
Czech Republic
very nice and quiet place with great greek restaurant
Located just 20 km from Drachenhöhle Museum, Konšelský šenk Domažlice offers accommodation in Domažlice with access to a garden, a bar, as well as room service.
Oğuzhan Mahmut Koca
Poland
The size of the television and its internet connection
Situated in Kdyně and only 21 km from Drachenhöhle Museum, Pension Janka Kdyně features accommodation with city views, free WiFi and free private parking.
Houou
Belgium
Good location,friendly host,good room for the price
All was simply perfect. The place is located in the heart of Domazlice, the host was pleasant, helpful and generally very accommodating, the room was large and clean, the sauna after a hike was spot-on. If you are looking for delicious meal in Domazlice, check out Greek restaurant Poisedon!
The breakfast was very good and adequate and on the last morning the hotel opened breakfast early so we could have our breakfast before our very early departure before.
Hotel is in a great position right on the main square.
A friendly hotel at a very good price. Good sized rooms. Plenty of wardrobe space. settee in room. Good breakfast included in our deal. Right in the centre of town for all the interesting little arcaded shops.
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