Rooms

Giovanni Domenico Orsi is associated with the original architectural design of the Jesuit College. The room thus recalls the beginning of the site’s ambitious Baroque transformation.

This spacious suite measuring 88 sq m accommodates up to five guests and offers the atmosphere of a place that combines the historic character of the Baroque complex with the comfort of contemporary accommodations. With a kitchenette, a workspace, built-in furniture and plenty of storage space, it is an excellent choice for longer stays, families and guests who appreciate extra privacy.

Carlo Lurago continued Orsi’s project and helped shape a building that has become an integral part of Kutná Hora’s skyline.

The 43 sq m studio is designed for up to four guests looking for a quiet, functional base near the gallery and the historic town centre. It features built-in furniture, a workspace, ample storage space, its own kitchenette and other premium amenities.

Kilián Ignác Dientzenhofer is associated with the Jesuit College’s later construction period, notably the South Tower and belfry. He is a leading representative of the Czech Baroque, a style of architecture founded on the use of space and light.

This 21 sq m double room is furnished with a double bed, a workspace and built-in furniture. The understated interior, decorated in neutral tones, offers a pleasant setting for a peaceful stay.

On the ground floor of the guesthouse, guests can also use a common room with seating, a shared kitchenette and dining tables.

František Antonín Špork, a prominent patron and figure of the Czech Baroque, studied at the Jesuit College in Kutná Hora. His name is a reminder of the Jesuits’ educational tradition and cultural impact.

This 22 sq m double room features a double bed, a workspace and built-in furniture and is decorated in calm neutral tones.

A common room on the ground floor intended for relaxing or informal gatherings offers comfortable seating, a shared kitchenette and dining tables.

The Jesuit sculptor and woodcarver František Baugut, is associated with the sculptural decoration at the Jesuit College. The room thus commemorates the Jesuits’ craftsmanship and spiritual legacy.

This 20 sq m room for two features a double bed, a workspace and practical built-in furniture. The interior, done in soft,neutral tones, creates a peaceful environment for rest and concentration.

On the ground floor of the guesthouse, guests may also make use of a common room with comfortable seating, a shared kitchenette and dining tables.