Surrounded by Krkonoše Mountains, 100 metres from the Prkenný Důl Ski Area, this pension in Žacléř offers a traditional Czech restaurant and a bar with local beer. It offers a sauna and a playground, set in the property’s own garden. Wi-Fi is free. A bus stop is 50 metres away.

During summer months, guests can get refreshed in the outdoor pool or rent a bike to explore the area. In the winter, Zelený Mlýn can provide visitors with ski equipment and skiing lessons.

Fitted with carpeted floors, Pension & restaurace Zelený Mlýn features a seating area. Private bathrooms include showers and toiletries.

Regional and international cuisine can be enjoyed at the restaurant, offering a good choice of meat and fish dishes as well as salads and desserts. Italian coffee and cocktails are available at the bar. A rich buffet breakfast is served every morning, offering a choice of hot and cold meals.

The pension is 8 km from the Polish border and 25 km from Snezka, the highest mountain in Czech Republic. The Adrspach-Teplice Rocks, an unusual set of sandstone formations, is 28 km away.

Surrounded by Krkonoše Mountains, 100 metres from the Prkenný Důl Ski Area, this pension in Žacléř offers a traditional Czech restaurant and a bar with local beer. It offers a sauna and a playground, set in the property’s own garden. Wi-Fi is free. A bus stop is 50 metres away.

During summer months, guests can get refreshed in the outdoor pool or rent a bike to explore the area. In the winter, Zelený Mlýn can provide visitors with ski equipment and skiing lessons.

Fitted with carpeted floors, Pension & restaurace Zelený Mlýn features a seating area. Private bathrooms include showers and toiletries.

Regional and international cuisine can be enjoyed at the restaurant, offering a good choice of meat and fish dishes as well as salads and desserts. Italian coffee and cocktails are available at the bar. A rich buffet breakfast is served every morning, offering a choice of hot and cold meals.

The pension is 8 km from the Polish border and 25 km from Snezka, the highest mountain in Czech Republic. The Adrspach-Teplice Rocks, an unusual set of sandstone formations, is 28 km away.