Hotel Kristýna a Hotel Martin Špindlerův Mlýn jsou od centra Špindlerova Mlýna vzdálené pouhých 15 minut chůze. Sportovci využijí blízké sjezdovky ve sportovním areálu Svatý Petr (Špindlerův Mlýn), který je vzdálen 800 m nebo sjezdovku Stoh, která je vzdálená 300 m. V zimním období můžete spatři krásně zasněžené vrcholky Krkonoš, zvláště Luční horu, Koří hřbety. Hotel Martin a Hotel Kristýna – Neighbourhood Hotel Martin a Hotel Kristýna – Accessibilityīěhem celého roku jsou oba hotely dostupné autem - vlastní parkoviště. Hotel Martin a Hotel Kristýna – Front desk Špindlerův Mlýn is the perfect place for anyone who loves skiing, hiking or cycling. There is a ski bus in both winter and summer.
The Kristýna Hotel and Martin Hotel are a 15-minute walk from the centre of Špindlerův Mlýn. In the winter the road to our accommodation facilities is always kept clear and parking is available in front. The Medvědín grounds are 2 kilometres away, and there is a stop for the bus shuttle to the sport facilities directly in front of the Martin Hotel. Skiers will undoubtedly enjoy the nearby slopes in the Saint Peter sport facility which is 800 meters away, or the Stoh ski slope which is only 300 meters away. In winter the gorgeous snowy peaks of the Krkonoše Mountains, especially Luční hora and Koří hřbety, will take your breath away. We will be happy to serve you refreshments at the Kristýna Hotel restaurant or on the terrace, and be sure to try our grilled specialities and home-smoked sausages.
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From the balconies and windows you can see the beautiful and beckoning Kristýna park, and if you just want to relax you can recline in one of our lounge chairs or simply stretch out on the grass. The soothing sound of the Dolský stream can be heard nearby, and you can cool off in the stream in the summer. And it is not only known for skiing.The Kristýna Hotel and Martin Hotel form one accommodation facility located in Špindlerův Mlýn in the picturesque valley of Saint Peter. Not every Czech has visited Špindlerův Mlýn, but everyone knows the city. This is also where the highest Czech mountain Sněžka (1,603 meters above sea level) is found. Tourists have been admiring the area for centuries as the Giant Mountains have always been a popular tourist destination. That is what makes the mountains, which have been part of the Giant Mountains National Park since 1963, a truly fascinating spot. They call the mountain ridge the “Arctic island in the middle of Europe”: it is a peculiar landscape with peculiar people and a place filled with many legends. In this approximately 35 kilometer long area, the northernmost Central European mountain wall is located its mountain tops offer a unique study material for natural scientists. Špindlerův Mlýn and its surroundings in the heart of the Giant Mountains, the most famous and most popular mountains in the Czech Republic, are one of the most popular destinations for this activity. Moreover, they are avid recreational athletes – in particular, alpine skiing is one of the most popular activities among Czechs. However, they are also great athletes with major successes as well as big sports fans in general. With roughly 10 million inhabitants, the Czechs are a rather small nation compared to other countries. Sport has always been an integral and natural part of all Czechs’ life its strong tradition in the country traces back many decades. In terms of the importance and the quality of services offered, Špindlerův Mlýn is often called “the Czech Aspen”.įrom a tourist point of view, the Czech Republic can be so much more than the majestic Prague Castle, the charming city of Prague as a whole, the breathtaking Český Krumlov, the wonderful Kutná Hora, the unique town of Telč and the famous Pilsner beer. The city is ready to accommodate tourists: there are large hotels, plenty of modern guest houses as well as other authentic and renovated buildings. However, Špindlerův Mlýn is especially famous for the excellent conditions for winter sports, most notably for alpine skiing. In addition to family and sports tourism, this location is also popular for holding business meetings and conventions by both local and foreign visitors.
The city is the heart and soul of tourism in the Giant Mountains – both in summer and in winter. If there is no snow on the mountain ridges, the spring is a popular tourist attraction.
The city lies at an altitude of 575 to 1,555 meters above the sea level, only 8 kilometers away from the spring of the river Elbe. Rich history and cultural heritage merge into a breathtaking concoction which is – with respect to traditions – reflected in modern times. Unique and fascinating in many ways, Špindlerův Mlýn is the largest and most famous mountain resort in the Czech Republic.
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