BOUDA MÁMA: Mountain hotel in the heart of the Krkonoš Mountains

BOUDA MÁMA: Mountain hotel in the heart of the Krkonoš Mountains

Mountain hotel in the heart of the Krkonoš Mountains at an altitude of 900 m above sea level in beautiful pristine nature in Pec pod Sněžkou. This is the ideal place for your active holiday. Whether you ski, go sledding, or just enjoy walking in the winter landscape, everything is within your reach here. Free hotel ski slope, moving ski belt for the little ones right under the terrace, and for more demanding skiers, a free ski bus to the ski resort all day long.

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We are also proud of our renowned Czech cuisine, which is part of the half-board included in the accommodation price. You can enjoy breakfast and dinner in the form of a buffet. In case of bad weather, you can use the indoor pool and sauna or our unique wellness zone. And if you are competitive, you can test your skills in squash or badminton, or try bowling and billiards.



And there's something more: during the tour, let us show you our own microbrewery and taste the specialties and our Sněžka beers directly in the pub with an open view into the microbrewery's brewing area.

All of this in the beautiful nature of the Krkonošsko National Park in Pec pod Sněžkou.

Bouda Máma wellness hotel

Check for available dates at +420 602 304 989 or write to our email.
www.boudamama.cz
+420 602 304 989 /hotel@boudamama.cz

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