Mlýn Dänemark - Po Mlýnech 82/2

Very nice I am curious after reconstruction, beautiful landscape

This place is absolutely perfect! We recommend to relax and perfect food!

Beautiful, quiet environment in the valley of the river Vrchlice hidden from the outside world. Cozy, elegant interior, high standard of accommodation and great cuisine and service.

Food at the level of the best Prague restaurants, amazing surroundings, unique atmosphere. Too bad you can't give more stars.

To the west of Poličan (southern part of Kutná Hora), in the valley of the Vrchlice river. - Mlýn pod Poličany is a prototype of an old Czech mill. The name Dänemark (also called Denemark or Denemarkský mlýn, also known as Delemark) originated from the adit of the same name, in which the Danes worked in the Middle Ages and which is located opposite the mill garden. The date of foundation of the mill is not known, it was first mentioned in writing in 1491 when Mírek of Solopisk and of Peček and Mikeš of Třebešice sold it to Pavel of Zbraslavice. From 1493 the mill was bought by miller Štěpán and the money collected was supposed to get the children after Paul died. Already in 1494 Mírek's son Hynek ran the farm in Dänemark, and in 1495 Třebešičtí alternated here and in 1504 Mírek z Peček again. In 1682, miller Anna Vachková (called Denemarská) referred the mill of the Dänemark to the Sedlec Monastery, but her legacy was not allowed by the Kutná Hora town councilors, because the mill was lumbering and dormant (paid to the town and church). Later, the mill was owned by Karel Tepfer (Töpfer), who in 1697 granted permission to use the bridge over the Pách stream. At the time, beer was also tapped at the mill, against which the administrators of Kutná Hora mines and smelters rebelled. Jan Kuchynka bought it from Tepfer's widow's mill in 1715, who was allowed to tap beer, but only the Lorce municipal. In 1717 the mill was acquired by Jiří Krása and his wife. In the middle of the 18th century. the mill was rebuilt in the Baroque style and had four upper water wheels at that time. It grew in it until 1936. In the second half of the 20th century. the Kremlin family lived here, the Těšitel family (most often called Těšitelův mlýn) from that time until 1970 until the 1970s. The mill served recreational purposes. - In the 1970s. prominent artists (eg Jan Werich) met in the mill and the so-called housing theater with forbidden dramas was played here. In 1997, the water wheel drive and the drivetrain, including the wheel, were repaired. - Since 1964 the mill has been a protected monument.

you feel like in another world, it's a paradise full of relaxation and delicious food. Clean, beautiful, spacious and amazing and nice service. 100% recommended for those who want to turn their heads off for a few days.

The price absolutely does not correspond to the quality. The feeling of the room and materials in the room is at the level of a 3 * hotel or guest house in Šumava. The room lacks the essentials of what makes a hotel a hotel of the Minibar type (which would probably be suitable if you can't get a restaurant in 22.00), wardrobes, ironing board and other equipment that I expect in the hotel at a price above 200-300 + EUR per night. The room was very simple, okay to sleep in, definitely nothing romantic or leisure. The second part of the room served as a storage for mattresses and some other brothel, again nothing you want to see on a romantic weekend. Average food, nothing extra (if I take into account that the evening menu costs 1800 CZK - we had a vegetarian variant soup, salad with goat cheese, dessert, lemonade and in 2 people we paid 2900 CZK). Again, I have no problem as long as it matches the quality. I consider it an absolute audacity in a situation where the boiler breaks due to a power failure, that for the whole night and the next morning the staff does not inform that hot water is not flowing and when it will be repaired. So we left the day before and as a benevolence we were not charged for the next night we had booked. I would expect in a situation where the guest can not take a shower with an apology and, for example, a discount on the night (if he still leaves home prematurely because the hotel is uninhabitable) and not generously charge everything 100%. The smelly toilet was just the icing on the cake. The location of the hotel is nice, I believe that in nice weather the place can be very romantic. The style of the hotel is very well thought out, unfortunately everything is tight. Good breakfast (they will do practically ala carte everything you want). The result - a completely spoiled weekend. Denmark Mill never again.