The company manages only one accommodation, namely Pension Secese on Telč Square. The whole building of the house was reconstructed by a private owner with the help of an architect. The accommodation is managed by the owner's family and one external employee. We emphasize a family atmosphere and a pleasant environment. The aim is to provide customers with an authentic experience, especially in the three apartments on the first floor. They boast restored Art Nouveau stained glass windows, wall and ceiling paintings.

A house with Gothic cellars and a Late-Baroque facade from 1777 is first mentioned around the year 1537, when it was together with a malt house sold to shoemaker Jan Zajíček. In 1644, close to the end of the Thirty Year's War, the house was bought togehther with a hatchery behind the manor by Jan de Marco, the only son of Petr de Marco who sold wine and other goods. Their family first came to Telč as part of a group of Italian masters invited by Zachariáš of Hradec for a Renaissance reconstruction of the chateau. Jan de Marco became a respected man, which is shown by the fact that he became a town councillor even though a foreigner. The house had retained very well preserved interiors that were between the years of 2015 to 2020 reconstructed by a private owner.