Moldavian Jail

From the name, one can infer that this object had something to do with a prison. Although this house was long owned by the Czech Police, it is now a family accommodation in the Moldava locality, as the building was used as a border guard station and inside we have a real prison, it is now an ideal children's corner. According to the locals, many refugees, mainly Kurds, fleeing for a better life in Germany were "accommodated" here. Therefore, you can experience the current refugee crisis with us as esteemed guests and perhaps try accommodation next time on the Greek islands, southern Italy, or southern Spain.

Today, we live here happily: Markéta, Michal, Bertík, Vilda, and Laia. We believe that the house will be hospitable, friendly, and kind to visitors, just as it is to us. And that together we will enjoy the beautiful surroundings near the Bouřňák, Altenberg, Holzhau, or Hemschuh slopes and enjoy the various cross-country skiing trails available during the winter.