Myškův mlýn

Myškův mlýn is a guesthouse located in the picturesque central Povltaví region, on the outskirts of Luhy village in the Příbram district. The main building, originally a defensive fortress from the time of Charles IV, was converted into a water mill in the 17th century. The estate, where Charles IV once fished for trout, belonged to the Myška family for many years. Today, it offers a peaceful environment at the end of the village, by the forest, ideal for relaxation away from city light pollution. The renovated mill provides accommodation for up to 50 people in 14 cozy rooms, mostly triple and quadruple, each with its own bathroom and toilet. Rooms are equipped with a double bed and single beds. The guesthouse includes a restaurant with all-day dining for guests, offering breakfast, half board, or full board. The complex is suitable for weddings, celebrations, and corporate events, with free parking and a garden for relaxation.