Trip ideas and regions of Slovakia and Czechia, advice for guests and hosts, and how to earn extra by referring.
Cottage, apartment, guesthouse or hotel? A clear comparison by privacy, meals, price per person and who you are travelling with, so you choose right the first time.
A summer by the water without disappointment: how to find out whether you can really swim near the cottage, what to ask the host, what to consider with children and when to book.
A safe bike, a charged battery and dry clothes in the morning: what bike-friendly accommodation should offer, what to ask and how to plan a multi-day cycling tour.
A wedding, a milestone birthday or a family reunion: how to find accommodation for all your guests at once, what to ask and how to avoid stress before the big day.
For teachers, group leaders and parents: how to choose accommodation for a residential school trip or a children's camp, what to ask and what to agree in writing.
For seniors, parents with pushchairs and wheelchair users: what accessible accommodation means, what to ask the host and how to choose a peaceful, step-free stay.
Has your child fallen ill or have your plans changed? How to cancel or move an accommodation booking, what cancellation terms usually say and how to protect yourself when booking.
Short, clear house rules prevent most misunderstandings with guests. What to include, how to write them and where to show them to guests.
An equipment checklist for a holiday apartment or cottage: from kitchen and bathroom basics to the little touches guests will praise you for in reviews.
Do not worry about a broken glass, but do about a broken window. How to set a security deposit, document the condition of your property and resolve damage calmly with the guest.
How to find ski accommodation that won't have you hunting for a parking space every morning: distance to the lift, ski room, winter access and when to book.
A hot tub under the stars and a sauna after a hike: how to find out whether the wellness area is private, included in the price and available in winter, and what to ask before booking.
An overview of the 2027 spring holidays for all Slovak regions and Czech districts, plus advice on finding a mountain chalet for the whole family in good time.
A secluded chalet, a hot tub under the stars or a night somewhere unusual: how to plan a weekend for two that turns out just right.
The mountains don't have to be expensive. Eight practical tips for paying less for a chalet or apartment without giving up comfort.
So you're not searching for a bottle opener, towels or a charger at the chalet: a practical packing list for summer and winter, and what to check with the host before you leave.
A chalet for the whole team instead of a hotel function room: how to choose group accommodation, what to ask, and how to handle catering, the programme and a company invoice.
Too high a price puts guests off, too low a price costs you profit. How to set seasonal rates, weekends, minimum stays and discounts so your chalet stays booked.
Guests trust other guests. When and how to ask for a review, how to respond to criticism so that it works in your favour, and why buying reviews never pays off.
From the first idea to the first guest: what to sort out with the authorities, how to prepare, photograph and price your chalet, and where to advertise it so guests get in touch.
Direct booking means no service fees, a better deal, and a person who will answer you. Here's how to do it.
Where to look, how to choose, and what to ask to make sure your weekend at the cottage turns out exactly as you imagine.
A deposit is common for cottages and guesthouses. Here's how to verify the host and protect your money.
A vacation with a dog is relaxing if you check a few things in advance. Here is a checklist and questions for the host.
Family celebration, classmates reunion or teambuilding: how to choose accommodation for 15 or more people and what to arrange in advance.
The best cottages for the holidays disappear quickly. When to book, what to ask, and how to avoid winter surprises.
Playground, safe yard, crib, and short-legged trips. A checklist for parents who want to relax too.
Booking portals, classified ad portals, your own website, and social networks. What each option costs, what it brings, and how to combine them.
Foreign guests stay longer and return. What they need to see to book with you.
Speed, exact price, and a clear next step. A sample response and the most common mistakes that make guests book elsewhere.
Spring and autumn don’t have to be dead seasons. Specific ideas on how to fill free weeks without big discounts.
No investment, no warehouse, no boss. Just know the owners of cottages, guesthouses, or apartments and send them a link.
If you meet accommodation providers daily, you have an advantage. How to earn by recommending as a bonus to your own work.
Where it makes sense to share the link, how to write a post that people won’t delete, and what you must not do.
Everything about rewards in one place: commission rates, when and how we pay, what the host gets, and what is prohibited.
Booking portals take a percentage from every reservation. See how to advertise accommodation without commission, what a good listing should include, and how to get started.
A commission of around 15% seems harmless until you calculate it over a whole year. We show a simple calculation and five ways to reduce commission costs.
Direct booking means the full price of the stay goes to you and direct contact with the guest. Here are eight proven tips to get more of them.
Photos and descriptions are the showcase of your accommodation. A practical guide on how to prepare them so guests send inquiries.
If you offer accommodation in multiple places, connect calendars via iCal. We explain how it works and what to watch out for to avoid double bookings for the same date.
The UNESCO pilgrimage church on Green Hill, ponds, forests, and hundreds of kilometers of trails — a guide to the protected landscape in the heart of Vysočina.
The cradle of Pilsner beer, the wild Český les, and the peaceful Brdy — a guide to the region in southwestern Bohemia, near the German border.
Karlovy Vary, Spa Triangle and Loket Castle — a guide to the heart of European spa culture in western Bohemia.
Křivoklát Castle in deep forests, romantic Kokořín on a rock, and dozens of other landmarks — a guide to the diverse region surrounding Prague.
Prague Castle, Charles Bridge and a millennium of history over the Vltava — a guide to the capital city that deserves more than just one day.
Gothic Karlštejn, romantic Konopiště, and other castles within reach of the capital — a guide to the most popular day trips from Prague.
Adršpach-Teplice Rocks, the Benedictine monastery, and the quiet Broumov Walls — a guide to one of the largest sandstone rock cities in Europe.
Macocha Abyss, UNESCO Lednice-Valtice area and Slovácko folklore — a guide to the land of wine, caves and living traditions in eastern Czechia.
Thermalpark Dunajská Streda, Žitný ostrov and the spa town of Veľký Meder — a guide to the fertile lowlands by the Danube full of thermal springs.
Sandy beach, water sports, and hiking in Považský Inovec — a guide to a popular summer lake in the heart of central Slovakia.
The fairytale Bojnice Castle, the largest zoo in Slovakia and thermal spas — a guide to the Upper Nitra region in the heart of the country.
Thermal spas, the Danube River, and vineyards in the warm south — a guide to the region where you can swim even in winter.
Veľký Javorník, lookout towers with views into two countries, and skiing in Kasárne — a guide to the border mountain range on the Slovak-Czech frontier.
The extinct Poľana volcano, a UNESCO biosphere reserve, and the Folklore Festival in Detva — a guide to a region of nature and living folklore in the heart of Slovakia.
Bratislava Castle, the ruins of Devín, and the historic center at the borders of three countries — a guide to the Slovak capital on the Danube.
The ruins of Muráň Castle, hundreds of caves and the rare Daphne arbuscula — a guide to one of the wildest and least visited national parks in Slovakia.
UNESCO beech primeval forests, free-living wisent, and the first Dark Sky Park in Slovakia — a guide to the easternmost and most remote national park in the country.
"The Slovak Sea" near Michalovce — a guide to the second largest reservoir in Slovakia, popular for swimming, water sports, and summer holidays.
Spiš Castle, the UNESCO town of Bardejov and the metropolis of Košice — a guide to a region rich in history in eastern Slovakia.
The sand dunes of CHKO Záhorie, the pilgrimage basilica in Šaštín, and the ruins of Branč Castle — a guide to the lowland region with a landscape unlike the rest of Slovakia.
Šútovský Waterfall, castles above the Váh River, and the Museum of the Slovak Village in Martin — a guide to the basin region between Malá and Veľká Fatra.
Donovaly, the volcanic Poľana and Badínsky Primeval Forest — a guide to the region around Banská Bystrica offering mountains, skiing, and rare nature.
The source of the Hron in Telgárt, the Telgárt Loop and the Čiernohronská Railway — a guide to the region along the second longest river in Slovakia.
Rafting on the Dunajec, the Tri Koruny peak, and Červený Kláštor — a guide to the smallest yet most distinctive national park in Slovakia.
Gader Valley with its gorges, the ruins of Blatnica Castle, and Mažarná Cave — a guide to a quieter mountain range for lovers of authentic nature.
Devín Castle above the confluence of the Danube and Morava, the ruins of Pajštún and vineyards beneath the ridges — a guide to the mountain range closest to Bratislava.
UNESCO Banská Štiavnica, the most beautiful Baroque calvary in Europe and tajchy with a history of mining engineering — a guide to a volcanic mountain range full of history.
Pravčická Gate, the largest sandstone rock arch in Europe, and boat trips through the Kamenice gorges near Hřensko — a guide to the youngest national park in the Czech Republic.
Trosky Castle on basalt towers, the sandstone Prachov Rocks, and castles within walking distance — a guide to the first protected landscape area in the Czech Republic.
Deštné pod Šerlichem, the lookout tower on Suchý vrch, and protected nature on the Czech-Polish border — a guide to a quieter mountain range for a family holiday.
Klínovec, Boží Dar and the UNESCO mining heritage — a guide to the Ore Mountains, a range on the Czech-German border shaped by centuries of mining.
The Jizerka settlement, the basalt Bukovec, and the peat bog on the watershed of seas — a guide to the mountain range with the densest network of cross-country skiing trails in the Czech Republic.
UNESCO Telč, the pilgrimage church on Green Hill, and the castle in Žďár nad Sázavou — a guide to the region of peaceful rural landscape with two World Heritage sites.
Nitra Castle, the spa town of Piešťany, Žitný ostrov and the pilgrimage site Šaštín — a guide to the largest region of Slovakia offering history, spas and relaxation by the water.
Suchá Belá Gorge with ladders above waterfalls, UNESCO Dobšinská Ice Cave, and the Kláštorisko plateau — a guide to the national park unique throughout Central Europe.
A unique switchback forest railway in Vychylovka, the Kysuce village open-air museum, and the peaceful ridges of the Javorníky Mountains — a guide to a region where you can find a world technical rarity and tranquility far from the crowds.
Black and Devil's Lake, Boubín Forest and the wild Vydra — a guide to the largest wilderness in the Czech Republic, ideal for a peaceful holiday in nature without crowds of tourists.
Sněžka, Elbe source and mountain resorts from Harrachov to Pec pod Sněžkou — a guide to the highest mountain range in the Czech Republic, a destination for tourists in summer and winter.
Lysá hora, the fairytale-like Pustevny and the statue of Radegast on Radhošť — a guide to the Beskydy Mountains where hiking blends with Wallachian folk culture.
Český Krumlov, Hluboká Castle and the pond system of the Třeboň region — a guide to the area with one of the richest concentrations of castles, chateaux and UNESCO monuments in the Czech Republic.
Praděd, Rejvíz Peat Bog and Karlova Studánka Spa — a guide to the highest mountain range of Moravia and Silesia, offering peaceful hiking and wild nature.
UNESCO Lednice-Valtice Cultural Landscape, the wine region of Pálava, and the Macocha Abyss in the Moravian Karst — a guide to the region of wine, castles, and caves in South Moravia.
Ďumbier, the Jasná ski resort and the caves of the Demänovská Valley — a guide to the second highest mountain range in Slovakia, offering ridge hiking and the best skiing in the country.
Vrátna Valley, Veľký Rozsutec, the mysterious Jánošíkove diery and the birthplace of the outlaw Jánošík in Terchová — a guide to the national park, one of the most beautiful mountain ranges in Slovakia.
Gerlach Peak, Lomnický Peak and Skalnaté Pleso, Štrbské Pleso and the Symbolic Cemetery — a guide to the highest mountain range in Slovakia, a destination for tourists in both summer and winter.
Orava Castle on a rocky cliff, Orava Reservoir with the Island of Art, the ridges of Roháče and the open-air museum in Zuberec — a guide to the region where history, water and mountains meet in one place.
Aquaparks Tatralandia and Bešeňová, caves in the Demänovská Valley, Liptovská Mara and the UNESCO village Vlkolínec — a guide to a region offering a holiday for every season.
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