The reconstructed house from the 1930s is situated in the center of Hodonín in South Moravia, the birthplace of President T.G. Masaryk. Near the apartment there is a grocery store, bakery, drug store, wine shop, restaurant, pharmacy, train and bus station. The dominant feature of the spacious apartment on the second floor is a large corner arched window with a beautiful view across the entire Národní třída to the church. The apartment offers an elegant, representative space with an atmosphere of the 1930s. The apartment was completely renovated and newly equipped in February 2018. The furniture used in the study and relaxation room is original and restored, such as a tubular sofa, a bookcase, a desk with a chair under a lithograph of President T. G. Masaryk, or Halabal conference tables. The apartment has an airy, elegant impression, where it will be pleasant both to work and to rest and relax. Interior design and realization by Silvia Michenková - Pleasant Design

The district town of Hodonín is located in the South Moravian Region on the Moravia River, approximately 60 km southeast of Brno. In its immediate vicinity lies the border between the Czech Republic and Slovakia, which is formed by the course of the Morava River. The city is known primarily as the center of a region that stands out for its quality wine, beautiful nature and folklore traditions. Approximately 25,000 inhabitants live on an area of ​​63.05 km. Hodonín is located in one of the warmest and sunniest places in the Czech Republic. Within reach is, for example, the Lednicko - Valtice area, the Milotice castle and the Baťův canal. In Hodonín there is a spa specialized in the treatment of the musculoskeletal system. The entire area is criss-crossed with wine-growing cycle paths, connecting individual wine-growing villages. Swimming is possible in Hodonín at the new municipal swimming pool with water slide or in the renovated indoor pool. Guests have the opportunity to visit many wine, folklore and cultural events, both in our city and in the surrounding villages. Among the important ones are: traditional costume feasts, open cellars, wine barrels, schnapps.