Dvoračky, Mountain lodge in Rokytnice nad Jizerou, Czech Republic.

Dvoračky is a mountain lodge with hotel and chalet on the southern slope of Lysá hora in the Krkonoše Mountains at about 1140 meters elevation. The building is currently undergoing comprehensive renovation to offer improved accommodation with modern facilities.

The Schier family built a mountain farm here in 1707–1708, later called Rokytenské dvorské boudy. After a March 1893 fire, Count Harrach bought the ruin and turned it into a much-visited inn. In February 1902 it hosted the seventh Bohemian skiing championship.

The location hosted early winter sports competitions and attracted skiers to the mountains. Today it remains part of the regional trail network that guides visitors through the Krkonoše.

The location sits at a junction of several hiking trails and can be reached from various starting points. Visitors should expect mountain weather conditions and ongoing construction work, as full accommodation is not yet available.

The guest book records President Edvard Beneš and his wife Hana, who spent holidays here before the war and again in 1945. The lodge stands where four marked routes meet, including the old Bohemian Way, a trade path known since the 10th century.