Hotels · Český Krumlov, South Bohemia, Czechia

Hotel Latrán

Hotel Latrán is in the quarter of the same name, north of the river and steps from the castle complex. Its official address, Latrán 75, is on a street that formed the everyday frontage of the aristocratic residence: merchants, craftspeople and castle workers lived here between the castle and the tow

About Hotel Latrán

Hotel Latrán is in the quarter of the same name, north of the river and steps from the castle complex. Its official address, Latrán 75, is on a street that formed the everyday frontage of the aristocratic residence: merchants, craftspeople and castle workers lived here between the castle and the town. From the hotel, walk to the wooden bridge, bear moat and castle courtyards; Svornosti Square and St Vitus Church lie across the river. Compared with the larger central hotels, Latrán has a more intimate scale and places guests directly on the main historic route.

The hotel explains that it occupies two former burgher houses and preserves parts of a medieval timber house. It has eleven double rooms, one triple room and two family apartments, with interiors that combine exposed beams, modern furnishings and historic details; some rooms are on floors served by a lift and others are not, so ask before booking. Current contact information lists a phone number and email, and breakfast is one of the services most often mentioned by travellers. The DEPO pub next door is noted by the hotel itself for traditional Czech cooking and Pilsner beer served from a tank.

Online opinions often praise cleanliness, breakfast, courteous staff and the balance between an old house and modern comforts. A few comments mention room-to-room differences or cleaning details, but the sample reviewed leans clearly towards a positive stay. Google showed 4.6/5 from 239 reviews for the Latrán 75 location when checked on 11 October 2026. No official star category is confirmed here: platform labels do not necessarily correspond to an accredited tourism classification. Anyone who needs a lift, step-free room or arrival after reception hours should confirm these details in advance.

The pedestrianised centre means you cannot drive right to the door as you would at a roadside hotel. The visitor office recommends using signed car parks around the perimeter and walking in; the railway station is a longer walk of around half an hour or a local-transit ride, while intercity buses stop closer. Hotel Latrán makes a good base for visiting the castle in the morning before tour groups gather and returning to rest without crossing the whole centre. Růže offers a pool and larger hotel facilities by the river, although recent opinions there describe a more mixed experience.

In brief

Rooms in two former burgher houses, a preserved medieval room and breakfast near the castle