Hostel Mitte

The Mitte Hostel (meaning “middle” in German) is located in a historical house (1659) in the centre of Brno at 11 Panská Street. We have 21 beds in a small, stylish building with an authentic atmosphere.

We offer accommodation in rooms named after people and events which have left an unforgettable literary, artistic, scientific or political legacy in our region: Austerlitz, Mucha, Tugendhat, Janacek, Goedel, Kundera. You can choose from a single to six-bed room on second to fifth floors.

The building where is our hostel located stands on renaissance foundations of the original patrician house from 1588; main mass of the building comes from baroque alteration in 1659. Today's appearance is the result of restoration and refurbishment in 2011.
You can sit and refresh in our little café on the first floor while watching the buzz in Brno centre through the window. When walking from us you can reach a shop in one minute, a cinema in two minutes, a pub in three minutes, the main square in four minutes, the railway station in five minutes or a park in six minutes…
When walking from us you can reach a shop in one minute, a cinema in two minutes, a pub in three minutes, the main square in four minutes, the railway station in five minutes or a park in six minutes.

Accommodation Information

We have six rooms named after people and events that left an unforgettable literary, artistic, scientific or political legacy in our region: Austerlitz, Mucha, Tugendhat, Janácek, Gödel, Kundera. You can choose from a single to six-bed room on second to fifth floors. Two of them are mixed dorms with six bunk beds. The rest of them are private rooms with double beds.

Location Information

The Mitte Hostel (meaning "middle" in German) is located in a historical house built in the centre of Brno at 11 Panska Street in one of very few buildings that were not affected by the wide urban renewal at the end of 19th century in which the centre was rebuilt and most of the houses were demolished.

In Brno, the former provincial mid-European town belonging to the Austro-Hungarian Empire, the influences of Czech, German and Jewish communities blended for centuries. That was abated by the World War II and Brno is now a Czech town, second largest by its size (400 000 inhabitants).