House holiday rentals in Hodonín District

Moravská lock

Welcome to the historic family home of love. This is a traditional 19th century house in the style of Moravian Slovácko. It is located in the historical part of Dubňany. The entire house has undergone a meticulous and sensitive renovation to preserve the spirit of the good old days of our Slovácko. The house has a large enclosed yard with a garden dominated by large trees and flowers. Thanks to how the house is built, it won't be hot in the summer, and you'll enjoy it in the garden under the trees of a pleasant climate.

In Cyril

We now offer pleasant accommodation in the heart of the Mutěnice wine region. The entire building will be available to you, including seating in our cellar. We will accommodate you in 2 bedrooms with a capacity of up to 10 people. In the courtyard, there is a covered seating area with the possibility of barbecuing on an open fire and a space for cyclists to place their bikes. To make your stay in our lounge in the cellar more pleasant, you will have wines from local winemakers and small homemade snacks.

Stodola U Františka

Stodola U Františka offers exclusive accommodation for discerning clients. This is a detached new building with great views of the surrounding fields and vineyards. If you want to spend a few days in Moravia, but you like your comfort and privacy or just want to relax from the hectic surroundings, but still want to be close to the village and wine cellars, our Barn is the perfect choice for you. The barn is located on the very edge of the village, near a forest and a ranch with horses.

Family house close to center

There's plenty of room for fun of all kinds for the whole family. In the beautiful living room you can play on our Playstation 4 with dozens of games, watch a movie, or enjoy time together. The winter garden is amazing relaxation. Cook food of all kinds in the kitchen. Cozy rooms guarantee quality rest. The bedroom has a smart TV with Netflix for you. In addition, the house is in a great location a short walk from the center of the royal city of Uherský Brod. Self check-in.

Cyklo accommodation and wine cellar Žádovice

The cottage (wine cellar) stands on its own fenced plot. On the ground floor there is a garage from which you enter the cellar. On the first floor there is a kitchen with a dining room, social facilities and a social room. The attic includes bedroom A and bedroom B. Behind the cottage, clients have a covered outdoor seating area with a grill and a pool. In July and August, stays are only possible for the whole week (Saturday - Saturday). At least 2 nights during the year.

Cozy cottage in Moravia

This holiday home is ideal for all those who plan to visit South Moravia and want to enjoy cycling, wine tourism or a quiet family holiday. Tips for trips: Milotice Castle - 3.5km Bukovanský mlýn 10.3 km Kyjov town 4.8 km Šidleny Milotice wine region - 6.6km Templar cellars Čejkovice 24.5 km Cimburk Castle 17.5 km Buchlov Castle 26 km Ostrožská nová Ves natural swimming pool 20 km Chřiby 10km Open-air museum Strážnice 17km

ApartmentKralíček on the wine trail

Modern accommodation in a quiet street directly on the wine cycle path. Tastefully renovated wine "shack" with its own apartment, garden and terrace. There is no other accommodation nearby, so peace and quiet. Our guests who depart on Sunday have the option of late check-out until three in the afternoon. We look forward to seeing you!

At the pond Moravský Žižkov

We offer accommodation in the facility, which is located on the outskirts of the picturesque wine-growing village Moravský Žižkov near Lednice - Valtice area. The location is directly created for lovers of biking and wine hiking. It is suitable for families with children and for spending a quiet and active holiday.

Recreational house in garden

Enjoy our recreational house optically linked with garden and magnificent view to White Carpathians. The architect is Milan Rak known for his House in Garden - Phaidon Atlas Contemporary Architecture (London, 2004), MINI HOUSE NOW (New York, 2006).