Chocohotel
The Chocohotel is an unique design hotel thanks to its chocolate-inspired interiors.
The Chocohotel is an unique design hotel thanks to its chocolate-inspired interiors.
Enjoy chocolate in the design of master Karel Gott.
We always prepare new products for you, see the news from our offer.
Our company offers a wide selection of promotional items made of chocolate and tailored to meet your needs. We produce for example, Christmas, Easter, or Valentine´s Day themed chocolates and figures etc. We have many references from our clients and export to all European countries.
Our e-shop was set up towards the end of 2008 in response to customers´ requirements. You can find a diverse offer of chocolate gifts, e.g. notebooks with chocolate keyboards, chocolate mobile phones, CDs, hearts, chocolate messages, Advent calendars, chocolate figures shaped as drills, screws, football shoes, or many erotic motifs.
We process orders quickly and precisely to your requirements. We use Belgian milk chocolate of the highest quality.
The list of our satisfied clients includes many advertising companies, multinational retail chains, independent wholesalers, as well as innumerable quantity of customers.
Our company´s motto is „We can make anything from the chocolate“. We put emphasis on constant innovation and we introduce new ideas and concepts every year.
Company Čokoládovny Fikar, Ltd. as one of the few confectionery companies attends international trade fairs in Germany:
30.01 - 02.02.2024 REMADAYS - advertising fair in Warsaw
28.01 – 31.01 2024 ISM - International Trade Fair for Sweets and Confectionery ISM in Cologne
9.01 - 11.01 2018 PSI - PSI advertising fair in Düsseldorf - already held
Attendance at both fairs we consider as a great opportunity to present our most popular products and expand influence in international markets. At the same time we consider this as an opportunity to inspire and familiarization with new production processes and products to our international competitors and improve our own production.
This project was co-financed by the European Regional Development Fund.