Hiking, cycling and cross-country skiing
Marked routes around the hotel can be used for hiking, cycling and, in winter, cross-country skiing. Information about route markings and difficulty is available on the tourist map in front of the hotel.
Shorter routes
- Sirákov–Všemina: 4 km
- Sirákov–Papradná: 3 km
- Sirákov–Seninka: 6.5 km
- Sirákov–Leskovec: 9.5 km
More demanding routes
- Všemina–Vsetín–Malá Bystřice–Rožnov pod Radhoštěm–Martiňák: 68 km
- Vsetín–Žebračka–Cáb–Dušná–Vsetín–Sychrov: 33 km
- Vsetín–Semetín–Lazy–Jablůnka–Vesník–Vsetín: 52 km
- Vsetín–Pod Hranicí–Vartovna–Trůbiska–Zděchov–Vsetín: 77 km
Places to visit
Vartovna observation tower
The tower stands on Vartovna hill in the Seninka area at an altitude of 651 metres, approximately 3 km from the hotel. The viewing platform looks out over the Vsetín, Hostýn and Vizovice hills, the Beskids and the mountains of Slovakia.
Vizovice
Vizovice offers a Classicist château and the Rudolf Jelínek visitor centre, with a tour focused on the production of fruit spirits.
Lešná Zoo
The zoo is organised by continent and includes a historic park, water features and Lešná Château.
Pulčín and the Pulčín Rocks
Pulčín is the highest village in Wallachia. The Pulčín-Hradisko National Nature Reserve and a sandstone rock town are located nearby.
Čertovy skály
This protected sandstone formation near Horní Lideč consists of a rock wall approximately 130 metres long.
Vsetín
The town’s landmark is a château with an observation tower whose history dates back to the Renaissance.
Velké Karlovice
A collection of traditional Wallachian architecture presents local homes, crafts, agricultural tools, folk costumes and regional art.
Valašské Meziříčí
The town is home to Kinský Château and other sights connected with the history of the region.
Rožnov pod Radhoštěm
The Wallachian Open Air Museum includes the Wooden Town, the Wallachian Village and the Mill Valley.
Pustevny
The mountain resort is known for its wooden folk-style buildings designed by architect Dušan Jurkovič.