Chateau Lány
A place of undisturbed relaxation surrounded by the protected nature of South Moravia.
The unique natural environment of the largest fallow deer reserve in Europe provides wonderful views of the protected virgin nature of floodplain forests along with the observation of many animals and birds. Anyone who has a passion for hunting could not be in a better place. Dozens of kilometers of high-quality asphalt routes (former border “signals”) connecting Lednice, Valtice, Mikulov, the confluence of the Morava and Dyje rivers, or other important places and monuments of the Lednice-Valtice area are very popular with cyclists, tourists, and followers of other sports activities .
Chateau Lány
Obora Soutok
Surrounded by history, Chateau Lány offers six luxurious apartments and representative social spaces. Another separate object located in the grounds of the castle has 4 apartments. Anyone who wants to experience the authentic flora and fauna in this unique part of Moravia in combination with its history, traditional culture, gastronomy or wine in the circle of friends or acquaintances is at the right address in our Chateau Lány.
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The grounds of Chateau Lány also include an original chapel, the altar of which was designed and made by the well-known academic sculptor Juraj Čutek. The Stroodel bistro is also open to the public and is known for its traditional strudels and other original regional delicacies. The castle’s fine-dining restaurant is available to guests, offering dishes made from local ingredients and wild game caught directly in the park.
Hotel Facilities
- Restaurant
- Parking
- Lobby bar
- Chinese lounge
- Wine cellar
- Conference room
- Conference hall
- Patio
- WiFi
Room Facilities
- Minibar
- Internet
- Room service
History
In the heart of the world-famous Lednice-Valtice area (CR) and a UNESCO heritage site, there is the Chateau Lány. In 1810, it was built by the noble Lichtenstein family based on the project of the architect Hardtmuth.