Hotel Jested (Czech Republic)

A sci-fi getaway in the Czech Republic? Surely you jest.
A sci-fi getaway in the Czech Republic? Surely you jest.
Built in the 1960s, this hotel looks more like something from a sci-fi movie than a place to spend the night.
Located 1,012 meters above sea level, Hotel Jested offers stunning panoramic views of the Czech Republic countryside.
According to the hotel's website, railings in the interior of the hotel are made of discarded pieces of steel that have been welded together, giving the place an industrial feel.

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