2 beds · for couples
Double apartment
A cosy apartment for two with its own kitchenette and bathroom – ideal for a romantic weekend or a quiet working stay in the mountains.
from 950 CZK per person per night
Giant Mountains · Pomezní Boudy · 1,050 m above sea level
A family-run guesthouse with four apartments and a cosy mountain restaurant at Pomezní Boudy, a few steps from the Polish border. The ski lift is 200 metres from the door and the gentlest route up Sněžka (Snezka), the highest peak of the Czech Republic, starts just round the corner.
Lesní zátiší Guesthouse
Lesní zátiší stands at Pomezní Boudy, the northernmost part of Horní Malá Úpa. Here the road from Trutnov climbs to a saddle at 1,050 metres, and a little further on you are in Poland. All around are meadows, spruce forests and ridges you can set off for straight from the door.
Inside the timber house with its red railings you will find four apartments, each with its own kitchenette and bathroom, and a characterful restaurant with a large tiled stove. In front of the house is a terrace with a view of Sněžka on clear days, and a children’s playground on the meadow.


Accommodation
Every apartment has its own kitchenette, a bathroom with shower, a TV and Wi-Fi. Towels are provided.
2 beds · for couples
A cosy apartment for two with its own kitchenette and bathroom – ideal for a romantic weekend or a quiet working stay in the mountains.
from 950 CZK per person per night
4 beds · for families and friends
A spacious apartment for a family or a group of friends – four beds, a kitchenette and its own bathroom with shower.
from 950 CZK per person per night
up to 14 people
Travelling with a large family, a club or colleagues? Rent all four apartments – the restaurant is right in the house and we will happily help you plan a programme for the group.
Enquire about the whole guesthouse

Restaurant
A timber ceiling, benches, lamps and a large green tiled stove. After a day on the slopes or a hike, people come to the Lesní zátiší restaurant for hot soup, honest Czech cooking and a well-poured beer.
In summer the terrace is open, with a view of Sněžka. We are also happy to host family celebrations, training sessions and company get-togethers – we will arrange the tables to suit you.
“The last proper restaurant at Pomezky.”
Things to do at Pomezky
A downhill slope, the cross-country skiing highway and winter trips to the ridges – you can clip on your skis practically in front of the house.
Along the ridge to Sněžka, down the fairy-tale trail with the children, or over the border to Poland. It all starts right outside our door.
a mountain hut on the ridge
This hut at over 1,200 metres lies roughly halfway along the route to Sněžka. It makes an ideal destination for a shorter walk – follow the yellow or red waymarks via Soví sedlo and you will be there in about an hour. In winter, only set out in good weather.
skiing 200 m from the guesthouse
A kilometre-long intermediate slope with a 200-metre vertical drop starts a short walk from the house; the bottom lift station is at 1,050 m above sea level. For the youngest skiers there is the Children's SKiMU Park next door with a covered conveyor belt. A ski bus also takes you to the resort's second area, U Kostela.
trails 50 m from the door
The Krkonoše Ski Highway starts at Pomezní Boudy and runs across the whole range to Harrachov. For shorter outings try the Pomezky – Kraví hora – Pomezky loop (10 km) or the route to Lysečiny (8 km). The trails are regularly groomed for both classic and skating.
a mountain microbrewery
Malá Úpa's microbrewery, housed in a historic mountain lodge, brews unfiltered, unpasteurised beer. It is less than a four-minute walk away – the perfect end to a day in the mountains could hardly be closer.
1,603 m · the highest peak of the Czech Republic
The gentlest ascent of Sněžka (Snezka) starts right here at Pomezní Boudy. Along the ridge via Soví sedlo and the Jelenka hut, about seven kilometres lie ahead of you, with views far into Poland. You can take the cable car down to Pec pod Sněžkou.
for little hikers
A trail themed around Marie Kubátová's Giant Mountains fairy tales starts just past the car park at Pomezní Boudy. At each stop children make a rubbing of a relief in a booklet with a map from the information centre, and a reward awaits them at the end.
the heart of Malá Úpa
This Baroque church, built in 1788–1789, stands at 975 metres and was in its day the highest church in Bohemia. A pleasant walk through the meadows leads to it; in winter the SKiMU resort's second ski area, U Kostela, is right beside it.
Poland · Norwegian wooden church
A wooden stave church built around 1200 in Vang, Norway. In 1842 it was dismantled, carried halfway across Europe and rebuilt in Karpacz – today it is one of the most visited sights in the Polish Giant Mountains.
„Byli jsme zde na oběd a moc si pochutnali. Doporučuji.“
We came here for lunch and thoroughly enjoyed it. Recommended. (translated from Czech)
„Tutaj wszystko idealnie, mięso idealnie odchodziło od ości. Bardzo dobry deser, polecam.“
Everything was perfect here, the meat fell right off the bone. Very good dessert, I recommend it. (translated from Polish)
„Poslední normální restaurace na pomezkách.“
The last proper restaurant at Pomezky. (translated from Czech)
Pomezky ski slope
Lesní hřeben ski lift
Trautenberk brewery
Bus stop
Border crossing
POLAND
CZECHIA
road to Malá Úpa and Trutnov
Lesní zátiší
Map © OSM contributors
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