The Prušánky Cottage offers space for 3 to 8 people in three bedrooms. The accommodation is separate in a family house, with its own entrance, terrace and large garden. The kitchen is equipped with a dining table, electric and gas stove, convection oven, microwave, kettle, sandwich maker, fridge with freezer, all dishes, dishwasher + tablets.

Guests will always be alone in the accommodation, even if there are fewer people.

Washing machine, toaster, De’Longhi lever coffee maker, Krups coffee grinder, coffee dripper. The property has air conditioning. In the common room you will find a TV and internet connection. Each bed has bed linen, a towel and a bath towel. The social facilities consist of a bathroom with a sink and a bathtub, a separate shower, 2x toilets. Parking is in two garages or on a fenced plot. In the garden you can relax, grill delicacies on the gas grill, there is a swimming pool, a trampoline. There are badminton rackets, lazy tennis rackets, a large net for badminton or lazy tennis, electric darts, football goals, table football, a sandbox for children and toys, swings for children.

The cottage is located in a quiet part of the center of the South Moravian wine village of Prušánky, between the towns of Hodonín and Břeclaví. It belongs to the Slovácké Podluží region. It offers unique natural locations, such as the Ranšpurk primeval forest reserve in Lanžhotskú or the Mikulčický lúh nature park. The most famous castles in the area that you must see are Lednice, Valtice, Mikulov. Among other monuments, you can visit two of the important centers of the Great Moravian Empire - Pohansko near Břeclav and Mikulčice-Valy, or the castle in Hodonín with an exhibition dedicated to the most famous local native - T. G. Masaryk. Among the monuments of folk architecture, we should mention, for example, the set of wine cellars "Nechory" in Prušánky. Interesting folklore events include the June Podluží festival in song and dance in Tvrdonice, the August St. Wenceslas festivities with a fair and feast entertainment in Hodonín, the September St. Wenceslas festivities or the November Music Days in Břeclav.