Czocha Castle was built at the Silesian-Lusatian borderland in the years 1241-1247, at the command of Bohemian king Wenceslaus I Premyslid. In the year 1319 it was incorporated in the duchy of Henry I of Jawor. After his death in 1346, the castle was took over by Bolko II the Small, duke of Świdnica and Jawor. After the death of duchess Agnes, Bolko's dowager, it became a property of the Bohemian crown.

Since the year 1453, for 250 years Czocha Castle was owned by the von Nostitz family; in 1525 and 1611 they converted it according to renaissance canons. During the Thirty Years' War it was unsuccessfully besieged by the Swedes.

In 1909, the castle was bought by Dresden cigar producer Ernst Gutschow, who commissioned stronghold's conversion to a well-known Berlin architect, Bodo Ebhardt. During Second World War the castle comprehended the school of Abwehr coders.

Currently the castle comprehends hotel and conference centre.

Czocha Castle Gallery

GALLERY

Autor of pictures Marek Stepowicz

Hotel in Czocha Castle

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Lodging

The Castle has 152 vacancies in single, double, triple and quadruple person rooms. For guests of very specific tastes we have the Ceasar Chamber as well as the historic and themed rooms such as the Ernest Guetschowa apartment, Bodo Ebhardta room, Edgara von Uchtritz room and the Traveller, Knight, Wizard or Hunters rooms.

Equipage

We invite our guests to try our honey wines in the Castle winery.

Food and Beverages

There is a restaurant, café and a bar that offer a wide range of cuisine. Here you will find something for yourself.

Conferences

We have 4 conference halls available for business buests which can accommodate from 30 to 200 people. We also give access to the appropriate equipment such as a multimedia projector, laptop, slide projector, screen 180cmx200cm, sound system, wireless microphone, video, DVD, TV, white board and flipchart just to name a few, which will make for a very successful meeting.

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