About 172 km: D1 motorway towards Brno, then the D3 / road 3 via Tábor to České Budějovice and road 39 to Český Krumlov. A Czech e-vignette is required.
- Journey time
- 2 h
The most convenient way is to drive – every room has its own free parking space. Direct buses also run from Prague every hour, and door-to-door shuttles come from Vienna, Linz and Salzburg.
The best way is by car: about 2 hours from Prague, and you get your own free parking space by your room in our gated courtyard – no hunting for a car park, no dragging luggage through the old town. Without a car, direct buses run from Prague (about 2.5–3 hours, from around 200 CZK); the stop is a 5–10 minute walk away.
The main bus station and the Špičák stop are a few minutes' walk away along pavements – no old-town cobblestones. The railway station is further; with luggage we recommend a taxi.
Set your satnav to Pod Skalkou 536, not to the centre. Every room has its own free parking space in the gated grounds. The historic centre is closed to visitors' cars.
Czech Republic: Required on Czech motorways (D roads), for example the D1 and D3 from Prague. It is electronic and linked to the number plate. The usual routes from Linz (B126/road 160), Vienna (via Nové Hrady) and Munich (via Passau/Strážný) reach Krumlov on ordinary Czech roads. 2026 prices: 1 day 230 CZK, 10 days 300 CZK, 30 days 480 CZK, 1 year 2,570 CZK – buy only on the official site edalnice.gov.cz.
Austria: Required on Austrian motorways and expressways (A and S roads), for example A1/A7 via Linz, S10, and A22/S5 from Vienna. Not needed on B roads (for example B126 Linz – Bad Leonfelden) or on the Munich – Passau – Strážný route. 2026 prices: 1 day €9.60, 10 days €12.80, 2 months €32, 1 year €106.80 – buy at shop.asfinag.at.
We checked these details with the operators on 26 October 2026. Prices and timetables change – please confirm your connection before travelling (IDOS, RegioJet, FlixBus).