Locality of Chvaly ( also known as "Chwalla" or "Chwaly") is quoted for the first time in historical documents in the foundation charter of the Vyšehrad Canonry dating back to 1088. However, it is a fake from the twelfth century.The Vyšehrad Canonry leased out the Chvaly estate or put it into pledge, and in the end it passed to the possession of secular persons.
An extract of names of some of the proprietors (in the chronological order): Václav Kříž, Janek Rokycanský, Zikmund Bareš, Václav of Štraboch´s house, another heiress was a daughter married to Mikuláš Kargo of Řezno, Jiří ze Vtelna, Jan Daniel Kapr

In 1652 the estate was gained by the Jesuit College. After 1777, after the cancellation of a Jesuit order, the estate of Chvaly was in the custody of the Administration of state and ex-jesuit estates under the auspices of c.k. (imperial-royal) educational fund. In 1890, the castle with the farm yard was still stated as the possession of the educational fund. From the 30 June 1890 there come plans of the extension and reconstruction of the structure for stables. By 1955, the farm yard and the castle was managed by the State farms Xaverov as a structure for stabling of cows. The Chvalská Tvrz Hotel was after a vast reconstruction of completely derelict buildings ceremonially opened on 2 January 2007. Restoration of this national monument for the development of travel industry was cofinanced from EU funds