Investment into the historic houses in these ancient cities, situated in the southern part of our country, was made deliberately with the intention of showing our guests the beauty of the architecture of these buildings, which were created over the centuries. The reconstruction was performed so as to preserve all of the historical features and the typical architectural character. In Telč and Ceský Krumlov a Baroque style and in Mikulov late-classicist, in Valtice was the aim to preserve the genius loci of the historic wine cellar. When they were modified for accommodation it was our intention was to achieve ultra-spacious apartment, which will provide our guests with comfort, a family atmosphere and an undisturbed stay. It is not our aim to create subjects with a large accommodation capacity. An important part of the project was to preserve the spirit and the remarkable atmosphere of the individual houses. Their scenic beauty is also enhanced by the fact that they are located in charming urban units, urban conservation areas, whose significance was awarded by their inclusion in the list of UNESCO World Cultural and Natural Heritage site.

The town, living peacefully outside the busy center has not been influenced by modern times associated with the development of industry and retains its renaissance and baroque seal. The captivating charm of the extraordinary architectural values of individual towns is multiplied by the beautiful nature surrounding these unique treasures. Vltava, Šumava, Vysočina, Pálavské vrchy, Lednicko-Valtický, they are countless national nature reserves and protected territorial units. Builders, who stood at the birth of the towns, could not find a more beautiful setting for their designs. At the beginning of this story we wrote about the fact that our historic houses are located in seemingly unrelated and very remote locations. The main goal has always been to acquire and reconstruct houses that have their shape, their spirit and can serve our intention to provide romantic accommodation in houses with a rich history and unique family atmosphere.

With hindsight, after studying the historical sources of the individual towns, we were astonished to see that they have much in common and our fascination with these towns may not have been accidental. Judge for yourself. The basic element of the towns of Telč and Český Krumlov is that both towns were built by noble families originating from the most famous and most powerful family in Czech history. From the famous Vítkov family. Noble families of the Lords of Hradec, Krumlov and Rožmberk left their decisive mark on the beauty of these towns. In 1447 there was a relational connection between the towns due to the marriage of the ruler of Mikulov and Valtice Jan of Liechtenstein with Perchta of Rožmberk. This sad marriage allowed the “White Lady” to exercise her influence on Telč, Český Krumlov as well as Mikulov and perhaps also in Valtice. All of these towns are surrounded by water. Český Krumlov Vltava, Telč a system of ponds, Mikulov Novomlýnské reservoirs and Valtice is situated near Lednice ponds. All of the towns are quietly overseen by guardians in the form of magical and legendary hills.

Mikulov lies in the shadow of Svatý kopeček, Český Krumlov is overseen by Křížová hora and Kleť. Telč is situated near Javořice, the highest mountain in the Czech and Moravian highlands. Valtice kindly oversees the hill Reisten with a monumental neoclassical colonnade of the same name. The architecture of towns is significantly influenced by Italian artists. There is therefore no coincidence that when walking through the streets of the towns you feel the atmosphere of Italian cities in the air. Telč is not called the Moravian Venice for nothing; likewise, Mikulov is said to be the northernmost outpost of the southern regions, in which the Sun found lavishly generous affection.