Dačický Apartments
In the very center of Kutná Hora
Apartments Dačický are located in the very center of Kutná Hora in between of Dačický restaurant and the native house of Mikuláš Dačický, in which there is now a permanent exhibition presenting UNESCO monuments.
Only 8-minute walk to St. Barbara´s Cathedral and 2 minutes to the Stone Fouintain. Free WiFi is available.
The house with a history dating back to the 15th century
This house combines original and modern architectural elements. The reconstruction highlighted the stone materials as well as wooden beams, the biggest of which is fifteen meters long and dates back to the Baroque period. The new layer of the building is inspired by the historical identity of Kutná Hora. The interior offers uniquely arranged rooms and is reflected also in their original names.
4 apartments
The apartments on the first floor of the building have a fully equipped kitchen, most with a queen size bed, a flat-screen TV with satellite channels, and a private bathroom with a hairdryer and free toiletries. Most rooms provide city or the courtyard terrace views.
3 rooms
Attic rooms are air-conditioned, have a spacious private bathroom with a hairdryer and free toiletries, queen size beds, a flat-screen TV with satellite channels. There is a shared fully equipped kitchen, including a dishwasher and oven, and a dining room with a seating area.
On request, it is possible to rent a cot, high chair, potty and other necessities for families with small children.
Apartments neighborhood
On the ground floor of the building there is Café Dačický, where you can have a coffee or glass of wine.
In the next-door building is the restaurant Dačický (0 m), which provides room service for accommodated guests.
Guests can use the paid public parking on Komenského square, a 2-minute walk from the apartment, or for free parking in Rejskova St. (20 m).
“Kutná Hora is my hometown and I studied architecture in the Czech Republic and Singapore. Travelling teaches me to approach projects conceptually with regard to local context and detail. Thanks to the successes in the competitions I had, I found courage to address the challenges during the first years of my studies through an unique approach. Dačický’s house was a long-term process of gradual uncovering of historical layers. I made sure that the genius loci of the space could create a dialogue with the present generation.”
Tereza Komárková (*1988)
https://www.tarchitect.cz