ABOUT US
I am an ordinary girl from Prague, who, perhaps fate, blew me north. I came here once just for a moment, to breathe in the mountain air… and I found more than I expected. I discovered a guesthouse full of stories, joy and life – Casa Santini, then in the hands of a wonderful Czech-Italian couple, the Santini.
When I saw the house for the first time, it was clear that it had a soul. And I felt only one thing – I want to continue the story, the word followed the word and I bought the guesthouse.
Today, my little Dianka and I are giving this place a new life, but with respect for those who were here before us.
Casa Santini is not just a guesthouse for us. It is a home and for a while it can be yours too. A place where time has stopped, where stories meet, where memories are made. And we are very grateful for it. Today we continue that story – in our own way, but with the same love.
Welcome to our story.
Welcome home.
Koletka and Dianka ❤️
SERVICES
Kitchen
fully Equipped kitchen where you will also find an Italian coffee machine, kettle and toaster
Outdoor terrace
outdoor seating for
12 people + children with BBQ and firepit
Parking
free close to the accommodation
Free Wifi
high speed 5G internet available in all rooms
TV
A wide range of Oneplay programs.
GALLERY
SURROUNDINGS
Spa Jachymov
in the vicinity there are four famous spa facilities with unique radon water
Royal Mint
a museum revealing the fascinating history of silver mining and tolar minting from the 16th century in Jáchymov
Mining monuments
unique and extensive mining monuments that accompanied Jáchymov throughout its famous and tragic history and are now part of UNESCO
Ski resort Klínovec and Boží dar
in winter the ski resorts offer more than 30km of slopes as well as 120km of cross-country tracks. In summer, the longest bike flow-trails in Europe await you
Hiking
wander into the landscape of swamps and peat bogs, deep forests and places of extinct villages and settlements
Jáchymov hell
an educational trail reminiscent of the lives of political prisoners from labor camps at uranium mines