Seeberg

One of the loveliest hotels I've ever stayed in, surrounded by snowy countryside. The view from our room's little balcony was beautiful, we even saw some deer frolicking in the snow. Our room was very sumptuous with a big two person bath. The mini-bar prices were very reasonable, and the breakfast was an excellent introduction into Czech cuisine (although the music choice was a bit odd- Rammstein anyone?). When I say "introduction" I mean introduction. We were told there was a restaurant across the way from the (very remote) hotel, and so by 7:45 we were starting to feel a bit peckish and wandered over. It was all locked up, lights out, everything. When we got back to the hotel the owner seemed perplexed that we wanted food and said all she had to offer us was garlic soup or a cold meat platter. It was about -15 outside so we were hoping for something a little more warming. We drove the half hour into Cheb and found it was the same story there: 8:15pm and all the restaurants were closed! We wandered into a trendy little cafe with a great menu outside, but the waitress informed us their kitchen was closed. SO WEIRD. We ended up in a late night pizza takeaway, which was actually really good. But strange as it wasn't even gone 9. Anyway, if you're visiting I guess my advice to you would be eat early.