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Hotel Stein Elbogen

Name: Hotel Stein Elbogen
Address: Rooseveltova 4, Loket, 35733, Czech Republic

★★★·Loket·8.7

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Oct – Nov 2026

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Overview

Hotel Stein Elbogen occupies the former residence of Bohemia’s oldest porcelain factory owners, featuring a fireplace, sun terrace, and garden. Guests receive homemade breakfast from a menu, premium coffee at the café bar, and complimentary tea, marmalade, and juice. On‑site enclosed parking, nearby train/bus stations, a cycling path to Karlovy Vary, and a five‑minute walk to Loket Castle provide convenience.

Amenities

Food & Drink

Bar / lounge

Outdoors

Outdoor spaces
BBQ facilities

Activities

Tours & rentals

Family & Kids

Family rooms

Business & Events

Business centre

Reception

Express check-in/out

Services

Housekeeping on request

Parking

Parking garage
Accessible parking

Connectivity

Internet available

Room Climate

Heating

Room Features

Room comfort features

Accessibility

No elevator

Policies

Property policies

Reviews

8.7

How guests rate the property, aspect by aspect.

The breakfast was excellent, the decor very tasty, and the staff super friendly; nothing to complain about.

Berni4 weeks ago

The room was gorgeous, the location perfect, and both breakfast and staff were exceptional.

WolfgangA month ago

The breakfast was outstanding, but the traffic noise in our room was clearly audible.

FriedrichA month ago

Breakfast was served, portions were huge, it was quiet and comfortable, and parking was free.

DagmarA month ago

“A pleasant overnight stay in a lovely village”

The location made it easy to walk into the village, the room was spacious with a kitchenette, the bed was comfy, and a male staff member was friendly and helpful; he suggested a local restaurant that turned out to be superb. The village itself was delightful, and parking was convenient—there were spots at both the top and bottom of the property since there was no lift. On the downside, a female staff member in the morning wasn’t very friendly, possibly due to a language barrier; I didn’t realize they only accepted cash for coffee, and I only had a card.

JackieA month ago