Cesky Krumlov

Situated near a couple of good local pubs, Hostel Postel has a sunny courtyard with shady umbrellas to help you wake up slowly after a big night. — Lonely Planet

Exposed timber roof beams plus restored brickwork equals rustic charm in this atmospheric 17th-century building; try to get an attic room for maximum character. — Lonely Planet

Converted from a Jesuit school, this excellent centrally located hotel with spacious rooms is a two-minute walk from the main square. — Fodor's

An attractive old-fashioned hotel with romantic rooms and period furnishings. — Lonely Planet

Eleven cosy rooms situated above a great pub in the absolute centre of town. — Lonely Planet

The only 6 rooms available are decorated 100% in heavy mahogany furniture, and have in-suite modern bathrooms. They offer a simple but good breakfast. — Afar Magazine

The façade of a 16th-century bakery gives way to a modern hotel with all the standard accessories. — Fodor's

Originally the town's gunpowder arsenal, Barbakán now creates fireworks of its own with super-comfy rooms featuring bright and cosy wooden decor, perched high above the Vltava. — Lonely Planet

Wonderful views of the castle and river are the main selling points of this centrally located and quaint hotel. — Fodor's

Several apartments situated in three historic buildings near the castle district have been transformed into comfortable short-term rental units that offer wood floors and modern kitchenettes. — Lonely Planet

"Flower power" is the theme at this boutique hotel, as each room is named and designed after a flower; and some also offer nice views of the city. — Fodor's

Situated next to the castle, this cozy hotel takes its name from a ghost legend—and its otherwise comfortable rooms are alleged to be haunted. — Fodor's