Article Labská bouda

As early as 1828, the first booth, where refreshments were served, stood at the Elbe Waterfall. After 1850, there was already a larger building. Tourism continued to develop and required further gradual additions. Finally, in 1934, it received its final form. On November 6, 1965, this old Elbe hut was destroyed by a fire caused by the careless thawing of the central heating. The new Labská bouda was opened on October 30, 1975. The nine-storey reinforced concrete panel building was built in five years by Konstruktiva for CZK 31.112 million. It turned out that the concrete is not very suitable for the local environment, so the building had to undergo extensive reconstruction at the beginning of the 21st century. The repair of the external cladding of the building continues today.

Thanks to its attractive location and good accessibility, it is one of the most visited ridge huts in the Giant Mountains in summer and winter. In nice weather, the terrace in front of the buffet is a very popular place to sit.

The hotel offers 10 single and 52 double rooms with accessories. In addition, it offers cheaper accommodation in a hostel for tourists with their own mat and sleeping bag. It offers tourists a snack snack or sitting in a modern restaurant with amazing views of the Elbe mine.