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Spend more time off with the fairies than actually doing your job? Catch yourself flicking through old travel pics way too often? Time for a Grainet holiday. Hotel options in Grainet's centre are thin on the ground. But if you're okay with a short drive, you can comfortably stay in one of the 2 hotels within 10 kilometres of the action.

If you're hoping to crash as close as possible to all the action, the Michel & Friends Hotel Waldkirchen and Haus Bayerwald are fabulous choices.

Still struggling to find accommodation? The IBB Hotel Passau City Centre and the Hotel Koenig might just tick your boxes. The first is 30 kilometres from downtown, while the latter is 30 kilometres away. If these don't suit, we'd recommend you check out the Hotel Restaurant Dreiflüssehof, which is 30 kilometres from all the action.

Looking for more things to do? Kick back and spend the day enjoying the Donau Golf Club and Thyrnau Church. You'll find them in Salzweg, 25 kilometres to the southwest of Grainet. Some of our recommended Salzweg hotels include the Art Hotel & Hostel and Hotel im Bahnhof Passau. Or, you could consider staying in Schoenberg, 25 kilometres to the west of Grainet, where you can choose from the AKZENT Hotel Antoniushof and Gästehaus Haibach. If you're staying in Schoenberg, be sure to explore Gabreta and the Forest History Museum of St. Oswald.

You'll come across some great things to see and do in Cesky Krumlov. Church of St. Vitus, Cesky Krumlov Castle and Chapel on the Mountain of the Cross are up there with the best. This regional hub can be found 50 kilometres east of Grainet and has a population of 14,000. The Eggenberg Brewery and the Town Theatre are a couple more attractions which are sure to offer up some photo ops. The Hotel Ruze and Hotel Grand are just a couple of recommended places to stay in Cesky Krumlov.

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