ROKAVA
Family guesthouse and café in Rohatec offering accommodation, coffee and homemade desserts
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- New on EvolcAdded 2026-11-03
About ROKAVA
ROKAVA operates a guesthouse and café in Rohatec. Accommodation includes double and triple rooms, with access to a wine cellar; the café serves coffee from local roasters and desserts and cakes made by the owner.
The company is based in Rohatec, Czechia, and was founded in 2017. Its services are aimed at visitors to the Slovácko wine region.
Product: Guesthouse accommodation and café serving coffee, cakes and desserts.
Jobs at ROKAVA
Leadership
- Vanda Chrenková · Jednatel (Managing director)Source: business register
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