Hotel Ron is one of the oldest surviving buildings in Mikulášovice, a timber-framed house dating back to the late 18th century that now welcomes travelers exploring the Czech Switzerland region. Its half-timbered upper floor and mansard roof give it a distinctive character among the town's architecture.

The building stands opposite the Imperial House and right next to the Church of St. Nicholas, placing it at the historic heart of the town. A statue of St. John of Nepomuk stands in front of the hotel, with a statue of the Virgin Mary across the street, lending the surroundings a quiet, old-world charm. Inside, original timber ceilings in the restaurant and vaulted ceilings in the beer hall have been carefully preserved, creating a cozy atmosphere whatever the season - warm and inviting in winter, a relaxing stop after summer hikes through the surrounding hills.

• Mikulášovice town center - on foot, a few minutes, easy
• Well connected to hiking trails of the Czech Switzerland (Česko Švýcarsko) region

• Listed as a cultural heritage monument since 1966
• Privately owned building operating as a hotel and restaurant
• A tunnel several hundred meters long, used as a dug well, leads into the cellar

Few guests realize that beneath the hotel runs a mysterious tunnel, several hundred meters long, once used as a well - a hidden underground passage stretching far beneath the town.