The nature house is located in the quiet village of Bernartice on the edge of the Giant Mountains (podkrkonose). It is an old farmhouse with stylish country decor that will make you feel at home very quickly. Entering the house through the old double front door you enter the hall with on the left a spacious living room with wood stove, a nice sitting area with TV and DVD player and a nice reading / playing area. From the living room there is a passage to the spacious fully equipped farmhouse kitchen with a wood-fired stove. In the kitchen there is a storage room with dryer and oven. Adjacent to the kitchen a bathroom with sink, shower, toilet and washing machine. From the kitchen, you enter the attractively furnished dining room with a large wooden table with six chairs. The staircase leads to a landing on which two spacious bedrooms are adjacent. One bedroom has a twin bed and a junior bed, while the second bedroom has a double bed and a twin bed. Both bedrooms have electric heaters. The house has wireless internet (WIFI) and TV with Dutch channels. Around the whole house is a wooden terrace. In the upper garden is enough space for a garden set with chairs, also here is the fire pit to spend many pleasant hours at the campfire and enjoy the clear starry sky.Further in the garden are three apple trees where it is good to relax in the hammock.In front of the house is a small veranda to enjoy the day and behind the house is a larger veranda with a large dining table for wonderful moments.About 1.5 kilometers away in the village is a small supermarket for basic necessities. Large supermarkets, restaurants and medical services are 15 kilometers away in Trutnov.

The nature house is located in a quiet village at the foot of the Vrani Hori Mountains. From the house beautiful walks can be made through this varied area. The cottage is not remote, but there is still a fine peace and quiet. The Czech neighbors are friendly helpful people. In the village live also some Dutch families.This nature house is located on a very quiet road on the outskirts of the village. If you walk to the foot of the mountains you can already enjoy the view of the hilly landscape with beautiful vistas and as the highest point the Snezka (the highest point of the Giant Mountains). The mountains are covered with mixed forests, through the open plains is therefore very varied. Here the locals search for edible mushrooms and berries. From the house beautiful walks can be made through this rolling landscape, because of this this is also suitable for fine cycling trips, both through the forests and on nicely paved bicycle paths. In all seasons you can enjoy the ever-changing landscape, in spring the many wild flowers, summer with its soft grassy meadows where cows graze, autumn with its golden colors and winter which enchants the landscape with a thick white woolly blanket. The Krkonose, as the Czechs call the Giant Mountains, is the third mountain range in Europe after the Alps and the Carpathians. It is about 60 kilometers long and 20 kilometers wide. It lies on the border with Poland, where the mountain range has many steep walls. To the north is the highest peak the Snezka (1602 meters) and to the south it runs into the Podkrkonosi (promontory). Both summer and winter activities are numerous. Therefore, for a nice winter sports vacation, this region is a great place to be.