Modern villa to rent in the fabulous White Carpathian Mountain region of the eastern Czech Republic.Villa Gaby is close to the world famous mondaine spa town Luhacovice, which offers its guests mineral filled spring waters relaxation and rest in a natural setting. Villa Gaby enjoys wonderful views of the rolling hills and wooded area typical of the region. The villa accommodates six guests in three bedrooms with two bathrooms. There is a large fireplaced living room, open kitchen with dining table. Guests can enjoy the outside swimming pool and covered barbeque garden area in quiet privacy.

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Dolní Lhota is situated in the Zlín Region in Eastern Czech Republic.

Dolni Lhota village lies in the Horni Olsava valley on the hills of the protected scenic district White Carpathian Mountains, which is 329m above sea level. Horni Olsava river, formerly also called Stavnice, flows from Sehradice and takes waters from the Horni Lhota stream on its way through.
There is a busy throughfare crossing Dolni Lhota on the Luhacovice - Zlin route and another road to Valasske Klobouky.The nearest train station is Luhacovice on the Luhacovice - Uhersky Brod route or Zadverice on the Otrokovice - Zlin - Vizovice route.
On the south side of Dolni Lhota are woodlands and a hill called Kamenicna. The residential area is situated in the central and northern parts of the village.
In percentage terms 43% of Dolni Lhota is covered with woods which demonstrates the land has strong ecological stability. Dolni Lhota has always been an agricultural land without major industry. Arable soil forms 22% of the total area. A significent 19% of the area is covered in grass, 50 ha of which is arable land and 245 ha woodland.
Sehradice neighbours Dolni Lhota village on the east side, Nevsova on the southeast side, Petruvka on the south side, Pozlovice on the west and Horni Lhota on the north side.

The City of Luhačovice lies in the south-eastern part of the Czech Republic, in the Zlín district. It occupies a valley, whose elevation is a minimum of 250m above sea level. The north-western edge of the valley is formed by the slopes of Malé Kamenné, the south-eastern part is formed by the forested Obětové peak (511 m above sea level), the southern section of the vale is surrounded by the hills Velké Kamenné (385 m), Solné (451 m), Zálužné (446m), Lužné (428 m) and Ovčírny (429m). All of these hills are part of the Vizovické vrchoviny (The Vizovice Heights) and the Bílý Karpat (The White Carpathians). The highest peak in the Luhačovice area is Komonec, 672 m above sea level. The eastern and south-eastern sections of the Luhačovice vicinity are part of the Chráněné krajinné oblasti Bílé Karpaty (The White Carpathian Protected Scenic Region).