Křtiny Chateau has accommodation capacities for a maximum of 52 guests in 23 double rooms with extra beds. The rooms are bright, airy, with high ceilings and modern furnishings. Each room has a separate bathroom and its own TV. Internet access is a standard feature. Breakfast is included in the price, other meals such as half board or full board can be ordered.
The hotel reception including a certified tourist information centre is open every day from 8:00 to 20:00. Pets are welcome.

Free convenient parking is available at the front and rear of the property. In addition, the hotel has its own charging station for electric vehicles.
The entire hotel part of the castle is wheelchair accessible.

The entire complex of the Chateau excluding the Congress Hall is wheelchair accessible.
In all areas there is reliable technical assistance from the experts of the Křtiny Chateau, as well as the possibility of ordering catering and hotel services on top of the conference services.

There are several conference rooms at Křtiny Chateau:
The Congress Hall in the south wing of the Chateau is the largest hall and offers 100 seats. It is equipped with air conditioning, modern audio-visual equipment and an expansive wooden table.
The ballroom in the north wing of the building for up to 150 guests provides great variability. It can be equipped with audio-visual equipment and can equally remain empty for the needs of physical activities. We recommend it for social events such as balls, weddings, family celebrations, musical and cultural performances, as well as for corporate events.
The Hunting and Opletal’s Lounges – the lounges, with a capacity for up to 30 people, are both located on the second floor of the north wing of the castle complex and can be used separately or as a complete variable space.
Professor Haša’s Lounge on the ground floor of the Chateau – a room suitable for private meetings of about 10 people.

During your stay at the Křtiny Chateau you can also take advantage of the accompanying programme: a visit to the Křtiny Arboretum, excursions to the university forests, a visit to the Church of the Virgin Mary with interpretation or a trip to one of the nearby caves of the Moravian Karst.