About Gasthaus Jana in Dürnkrut
Gasthaus Jana is run as a family business in Dürnkrut. The house has a bar parlour, a dining hall for family celebrations and club gatherings, and simple guest rooms. The kitchen is Austrian and Bohemian; German and Czech are spoken.
How big is the hall and what is it used for?
The dining hall at Gasthaus Jana is the room for birthdays, christenings, smaller weddings, funeral receptions and club meetings. Dates and menus are arranged by telephone – every celebration is planned individually rather than sold as a package.
Which languages are spoken?
German and Czech are spoken at Gasthaus Jana. Dürnkrut lies on the river March, right on the Slovak border and about 30 kilometres from the Czech Republic, and a large share of our guests come from across the border.
Where is Dürnkrut?
Dürnkrut is a market town in the district of Gänserndorf in the Lower Austrian Weinviertel, on the Vienna–Břeclav railway line. It is known for the Battle on the Marchfeld of 1278. More on getting here is on the Directions and surroundings page.
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Frequently asked questions
How many guests fit in the hall at Gasthaus Jana?
The hall is intended for family and club celebrations — birthdays, christenings, smaller weddings, funeral receptions. The exact number is agreed by phone because it depends on the seating.
Does Gasthaus Jana put together a menu for a celebration?
Yes. The menu for a celebration is discussed personally rather than sold as a package. The dishes on the menu are the starting point and wishes can be built in.
How long has Gasthaus Jana been in Dürnkrut?
Gasthaus Jana is a family business at Hauptstraße 58 and has been cooking the same Austrian-Bohemian food for years. It is run by the Knapkova family.
Are the photos on this page from Gasthaus Jana itself?
Yes. Every picture shows the house on Hauptstraße, the bar parlour, the dining hall and dishes from our own kitchen. They are hosted on our own server and are not bought stock images.