Jelínkova vila - hotel, restaurace a pivovar — Hotel in okres Žďár nad Sázavou

Second time here for a conference and found the hotel once again to be a very good venue for our meetings, with excellent service and facilities overall.||||We had the larger of the meeting rooms, which have vellum windows in a sloping ceiling - plenty of light even if no direct view outside. Good projector with HDMI and SVGA connections.||||Stayed in the main building this team (Room 2A) which was very large, furnished with large antique wooden furniture and had plenty of space. Large jacuzzi corner bath with hand held shower. Fridge and small hob (more of a flat than a room). Entrance hall with separate door to bedroom.||||Excellent food for all our meals, with fresh fish the speciality and the on-site brewery providing a range of house beers.||||Plenty of options for outdoor running - did a nice 4 mile run through the village and up the hill for a view back down over the houses.||||Hotel also has a sauna and hot...

We stayed at Jelinkova Vila Hotel for 13 nights during our holiday visit to the Czech Republic from Australia. |We stayed in an Apartment unit which was perfect for the longer stay. Spacious and clean room with amenities and Wi Fi and daily room service , also a laundry service that they provided for a very reasonable price when required.|Restaurant downstairs was excellent all round every time we went , which was often and always busy. |All staff are very friendly and helpful , despite our language barrier we had no problems being able to communicate , via things like iPad internet , phone etc. |They made us feel like family members over our 2 week stay. |There is a brewery in house that has almost the best beer that I have ever tasted .|Safe off street parking for our hire car and an excellent central location in Velke Mezirici for walking to anywhere in town. |Highly...

My family just tried to have dinner here shortly after 9 pm and was turned away by the restaurant, with the hostess my dad encountered saying, "No, no, no" when he requested a table for five, despite there being empty tables. Thinking it may have been a language issue, we spoke to the hotel receptionist, who said the restaurant wasn't closed (as per the hours on Yelp, which state it's open until 11 pm). They called and conferred with the restaurant, and ultimately we were told that the restaurant was "full." After we were turned away, we saw another family of four leaving the dining area. I'm guessing this had something to do with the fact that we're brown, as I noticed someone staring at us out of the window as we walked away. Foreigners beware, xenophobia is apparently alive and well in the Czech...