EA Hotel Tereziánský dvůr

Good choice for 1 or 2 nights of business trip.Friendly front office staff.Parking is €4

Nice and quiet surroundings, friendly stuff, well equiped rooms, great food and wine, free parking in a garage (plenty of space) so definitely recommending this hotel.

Very nice place just next to the Hradec Králové hystorical center. Clean, nice with helpful staff. Nice breakfast. Safe garage provided as well

Plenty of room. Nice bathroom. I had my stay at the end of September and for me it was too cold in the bath!room. However, when I asked for heating up my room the receptionist answered that's my personal bad luck it would not be the heating season. Having/offering a bathrobe would might have been a quite good solution.

Room gets too hot at night and the controls in the room I was in wasn't working so bad to keep contacting tbe reception for them to adjust.Breakfast food is the same everyday aside from the fruits being offered.Service is pretty quick and most of the staff can speak decent english.

I traveled to Hradec a few times a year to work with our company's Czech team and my favourite hotel was Hotel Tereziansky dvur. The location had a military history and it was repurposed into a modern, well maintained hotel right at the edge of the town square.The rooms were all furnished in the minimalist style with a consistent colour scheme, but all the amenities were at hand. The front desk was always efficient and friendly. Parking spots were never too difficult to find around the hotel.Breakfast, served on the second floor in the restaurant/bar, was abundant and delicious - a great way to start a work day. Being so close to the town square, there were plenty of restaurants nearby to choose from, I was always well fed when I stayed at the Terenziansky.Unfortunately, there was no gym on site, but there was a spa. For a good workout, I would highly recommend Extrifit Gym, which is a few minutes away by car.

A comfortable place to stay in. Quite full most of the times. Great breakfast, nice rooms. Hotel is situated in an old armoury build during the Austria-Hungary reign which gives it a nice charm.

As usual the pictures look more posh than the hotel really is. Breakfast was ok, staff seemed a bit unorganised.

By far the worst hotel I stayed in in ages. Tiny room with a tiny single bed, not enough power sockets, wellness closed even though it's still advertised online, bathroom with half of the advertised amenities, bottled beer in the restaurant and very average food quality. I was thinking about paying for the room and just going to book a different one in a different hotel since my arrival.