Komorní Hrádek is a village located within the municipality of Chocerady in the Benešov District of the Czech Republic.

Originally, a castle called Veselé was founded by Racek Kobyla of Dvorce, the burgrave of Vyšehrad.

[3] After the death of Racek Kobyla in 1416, his widow ceded the castle to the Hussite nobleman William Kostka of Postupice [cs] in 1422.

[6] At the beginning of the 16th century Albrecht Rendl of Oušava [cs] acquired the castle from the Kostka family.

So, in 1525 Albrecht's sons gave the estate to Jaroslav of Selmberk, and the castle's name was changed to Komorní Hrádek.

[3] The masonry from the same period has been partially preserved in the northern wing, while the appearance of the eastern side was completely changed during the Renaissance reconstruction.

[8] In 1765, the Countess Marie Karolína of Khevenhüller had a Loreto Chapel [cs] built on the edge of the castle park near Vráž.

During the Josephine reforms in 1787, the chapel was abolished and a wooden Marian statue was transferred to the church in Vranov on 25 April.