Maringotka in the Rychleby Mountains #5352

We are artists who for many years have been looking for a replacement for the lost paradise. Only after many years of wandering have they found what is closest to their hearts. That's what we'd like to pass on. We offer a very special, romantic overnight stay to lovers of nature, peace, horses and deer in the middle of the wilderness in the borderlands. It is a small space of a newly renovated maringot designed for a rest from the hustle and bustle of civilization and overnight stay with a beautiful view of the hills, a short distance from Hranice. It is an ideal stop in the wandering of the unforgettable mountains for those who want to rest for a while in the arms of Mother Nature. For the more active, we offer a range of sculptural art courses, or a stay focused on natural communication with horses, or the possibility of healing meditations, silence and retreat in the bosom of the foothill nature. The accommodation is modest and simply equipped, prepared for a stay alone or for two. Please take your little ones or teenagers to us only if they are interested in natural history more than looking at a screen or display, they will not be bored with us.
The location in a sunny meadow in the middle of the sultry summer conditions the arrival in the afternoon or early evening, when it is not so hot. Evenings and mornings are the most beautiful. On hot days, it is best to move to nearby quarries or mountain streams to cool off, or choose a route to some hidden valleys. Autumn time is breathtaking here. The clouds of mist rolling across the valleys, the bugling of deer, the fall of the ubiquitous ripening acorns into the still earth, a time of magic and melancholy, snuggling into a blanket and gazing into the fire. Our winters are magical, the days when we can't go anywhere because of frost or heavy snow are our favorite. That's when we take the horses out onto the snowy plains around the neighborhood and they run free among the ancient draws, bits of ice flying off their hooves and frost glistening in their manes. But it's hard to describe it all, you'll have to see it for yourself if you want to.
For this year we have to complete the shelter with a wardrobe, a library and a dining table, to which a gas cooker will be added from February to heat up the food. As for the food, it's up to agreement, it can be cooked from our range of herbs and vegetables, we cook vegetarian, from organic products.
Also, a shower and toilet can be provided in the nearby saddle room.
Last year was probably the most surprising for us, because even due to the floods, the greatest demand for accommodation was only around Christmas and I must say that we will long remember the moments when tired guests after some great hike stumble through the snow to the shower and then through the silence of the night back to the heated dwelling.
Please, all those who visit us, if at all possible, give your souls a real detox from phones and internet, you will see how you will come back refreshed.
Use the time to really "recharge" and relax.
Please appreciate the near ubiquitous Nature and our efforts to do everything we can to make you feel good.
We believe it will come back to you in the form of beautiful memories.
You will experience what it is like to be in the real countryside.
You are welcome to stay with us.

P.S. If it's within your means, bring some healthier options of candles in glass, there is a great demand for them. If you're wintry, some warm blankets for more.
If you have any specific requests for length of stay etc email us, we will try to accommodate you. I consider setting a price for accommodation to be the most challenging discipline, and we'll be fiddling with it for a while before we come up with the best solution, so please be lenient.
Providing accommodation is unprofitable for the time being, given all the things that need to be bought all the time, and with each new visitor we find something that still needs to be purchased. So for now, accommodation is in the realm of our hobbies and we can do it more or less because we live and work here. This allows us to be available at the time of accommodation, to have enough wood supplies to last the whole winter, and the courage to face new challenges all the time.
Thank you for your patience.
Each of you has taught us something new.

P.S. II. A preview of the fascinating surrounding countryside is offered by a documentary on Czech television, which was accompanied by Mirek Vladyka and where we also "played" a bit, it is about 7 From Kralik to Bílá Voda, check it out.