Accommodation Lazne Kynzvart Chateau Hotel Metternich:
Chateau hotel and restaurant Metternich is situated near the Marianske Lazne in the spa town Kynzvart. Metternich Hotel is situated next to the castle Kynzvart, where was created as a new romantic hotel complex from the original Metternich service court.
Chateau Hotel Metternich Lazne Kynzvart accommodation:
Stylish hotel Metternich has available 10 double rooms, 2 triple rooms, 1 family suite, which offers 2 bedrooms and a romantic wedding room. Each romantic room has its own accessories (bathroom, toilet), satellite TV and it is equipped with stylish furniture. Pets are allowed and for motor vehicles there is ready a parking in the court, which is a part of the Chateau Hotel Metternich.
Lazne Kynzvart Chateau Metternich hotel accommodation hotel restaurant:
An integral part of hotel Metternich is a romantic restaurant with fireplace and a capacity of 85 seats. A dining bar, which offers the opportunity to taste a wide range of dishes from both Czech and international cuisine. Chateau Hotel Metternich has also available lounge, or - the Knights' Hall with the original vault, which is suitable for organizing of gastronomic or conference events. With its capacity of 200 persons it is suitable for family celebrations such as a romantic wedding in the chateau hotel Metternich.
Metternich Chateau Hotel Lazne Kynzvart accommodation - History:
Renaissance chateau Kynzvart was build in the valley below the Kynzvart castle between 1585-1597. Its exact form is not known now. Since 1945, accounted estate of Kynzvart with the castle ruins on a hill and the newly built chateau in the valley to the five brothers of Metternich. Chateau Park was founded during the Empire chateau conversion by the Viennese court gardener Riedl. The park equipment include cast iron products of Metternichovy ironworks - Fountain in the courtyard, a statue of Diana below the chateau, portable benches and technical objects - sightseeing pavilion at the Forest Chapel, gate closing the honorary court, or railing of bridges.