Book a few additional nights at the massive, glitzy and business-like Boby Centrum. Even before you start exploring the rest of Brno, you'll need some extra days to experience all the hotel's sprawling facilities and surrounding attractions. Full Lonely Planet Review ›

Save money by self-catering in these spacious flats in a rapidly gentrifying street of restored apartment blocks. If you save enough, maybe you can stay a little longer and invest in cosmetic surgery at the attached clinic. Full Lonely Planet Review ›

Location, location, location. Originally built in 1870, this stately Hapsburg era hotel is situated opposite the railway station at the edge of Brno's old town. An orderly business veneer now masks the original heritage features, and the rooms are looking a tad tired, but an impe… Full Lonely Planet Review ›

In a quiet family neighbourhood on the fringe of the city, the Akord's comfortable rooms feature the best of 1960s decor. It's just as well the rates seem from another simpler era too. Full Lonely Planet Review ›

Housed in a nouveau Renaissance building down a quiet tree-lined street, the Hotel Amphone's rooms are light and airy. In spring and summer, birdsong fills the courtyard garden, and in winter and autumn, the spicy food at the hotel's Laotian restaurant will warm you through. Full Lonely Planet Review ›

The sweeping retro staircase and curvy leather chairs in reception are straight from Dr Evil's lair. Upstairs the rooms are bright but businesslike, with swishly spacious bathrooms that will restore your mojo in no time. Full Lonely Planet Review ›

Occupying a front-row position in 20th-century history, this cosy and refurbished hotel is back fulfilling its original purpose after more than 100 years. Access to the centre of Brno is super-easy on regular trams that stop literally right outside the hotel. Full Lonely Planet Review ›

In a quiet residential neighbourhood a short tram ride from the centre of town, the Hotel Omega has sunny, spacious rooms and friendly, helpful staff. No wonder the hotel comes recommended by the local tourist information office. Full Lonely Planet Review ›

Sitting atop a bustling micro-brewery on the edge of Brno's main square, the rooms at the Hotel Pegas must have damn fine insulation, because there's no problems with pivo fuelled noise from the lively, but friendly, rabble downstairs. Full Lonely Planet Review ›

Grouped around a private courtyard, and tucked away off a busy main road, the Hotel Pod Spilberkem's good value rooms cunningly conceal the fact that the heart of old Brno is barely 200m (656ft) away. Full Lonely Planet Review ›

In a heritage building dating from 1873, the comfortable rooms in the Slavia are remarkably spacious. A new wing was added in 1902, and we're thinking the hotel was last renovated soon after. Still, you can't beat the central location at the bustling edge of the old town. Full Lonely Planet Review ›

Enjoy Brno's cosmopolitan city life, and explore the surrounding natural landscape from this elegant hotel. At the weekend, the restaurant hums with day-tripping locals, but in the evening you'll have the city views largely to yourself. Full Lonely Planet Review ›

This 19th century mansion in parkland above the Svrakta River has 20 individually decorated rooms. It's a bit of a hike to get here, but you can recharge with a drink beside the gorgeous swimming pool. Full Lonely Planet Review ›

Easily reached by tram to the Mendlovo námesti transport hub, this three-star pension in a quiet, residential street has robust breakfasts, comfortable rooms, and the liquid lure of the Starbrno brewery just down the road. Full Lonely Planet Review ›

An atmospheric Augustinian monastery conceals five compact rooms that have been recommended by Lonely Planet readers. And with an attached wine bar offering the best of Moravian vintages, there's no reason to be too pious. Full Lonely Planet Review ›

Three individually decorated guest rooms make this pretty 1920's villa stand out from other nearby houses in this quiet and quickly gentrifying city fringe neighbourhood. Our personal favourite is the Zen minimalism of the 'Japanese' room. Full Lonely Planet Review ›

With a buzzy microbrewery downstairs offering four different beers, you won't have far to go to your room. And despite the hops-fuelled mayhem in the bar, the rooms are quiet, if a tad dowdy. Full Lonely Planet Review ›

This camp site is at the Brnenská prehrada (Brno dam), northwest of the city centre. Get there from the main train station on tram 1 to the zoo, then change to bus 103. The camp ground is at the seventh stop. Full Lonely Planet Review ›