Your presence here speaks to your sense of humor and appreciation for the beautiful nature of the Jeseníky Protected Landscape Area. If you’re looking to rent a cottage, you are surely a lover of peace, relaxation, sports, or culture. You’ll definitely enjoy your time here.

Deer often visit our garden, where mushrooms, strawberries, blueberries, currants, raspberries, and blackberries grow. In autumn, you can hear the majestic calls of stags from the nearby game reserve. Simply put, it’s a paradise for the eyes, ears, and taste buds.

The cottage can accommodate up to twelve people. On the ground floor, there is a kitchen equipped with everything you need to survive—and if you bring a grandma who loves to cook, bake, or fry, survival is guaranteed! From the large dining table, you have a clear view of the living room, which features a cozy corner sofa and a TV (though you might prefer to leave it off and instead enjoy the sight of flames dancing in the fireplace while rocking in a comfortable chair). The ground floor also includes a bathroom with a shower, a toilet with a bidet, a ski boot dryer, and a sauna with a cooling tub and an additional shower.

Upstairs, there are three bedrooms, each with a double bed and two small beds for those who prefer not to climb the ladder to the attic. And for the “mischievous ones” looking for a hideout, the attic is the perfect spot—though adults will sleep comfortably there too. No worries about nighttime trips downstairs—there’s another bathroom upstairs, complete with a beautiful view of a wooden church.

We love wood, which is why everything here is made from it—naturally, all sourced locally. The beds are oak with high-quality orthopedic mattresses, the kitchen is beech and oak, the chairs are crafted from pear wood, the floors are pine, the stairs are ash, the exterior cladding is Douglas fir, and all beams and ceilings are made of pine. You won’t find any plastic toys for children here—ours are wooden, and not just any wood, but carefully selected for quality and craftsmanship.

Just a stone’s throw from Chachahlupa (hopefully without hitting anyone) stands a wooden church from the early 17th century. If you’re lucky, you might even hear renowned musicians perform there, as it hosts concerts as part of the Monastery Music Festival.

The area around Maršíkov offers year-round sports opportunities. Ski resorts like Kouty, Přemyslov, Červenohorské sedlo, and Klepáčov cater to both beginners and experienced skiers. You probably won’t be shouting, “I jump well, I jump gladly” on the groomed slopes, but summer makes up for it with the Kouty Bike Park, a paradise for mountain biking enthusiasts. Cross-country skiing trails around Skřítek are perfect for learning, while seasoned skiers can take on the Jeseníky ridge route.

If you prefer warm water, the thermal spa with a sauna world will delight you, and sauna lovers will also appreciate the wellness resort in nearby Sobotín. This resort offers a slightly unconventional, castle-like spa experience. For golf enthusiasts, the newly built golf course in Rapotín provides fun for beginners and even the youngest players from spring to autumn.

Not into sports? No worries! A visit to the Velké Losiny château with its witch trial-themed tour, the historic handmade paper mill, or the witch trial exhibition in Šumperk will leave you with unforgettable memories.