Отличный отель в центре города Excellent hotel in the city center

I did not find anything to complain about the hotel! The settlement is very fast - the administrator fills in two questionnaires for two, the key card in hand and go. No more than five minutes. Accommodation on the fifth (mansard) floor did not bother at all, because The elevator works properly and is always free. The room is large, clean, the windows open - you can always ventilate. The view from the room - on the Prague Eifel and neighboring hotels, but only for those who came out tall - dormers windows (well, or roll up a high chair).
Heating worked beyond praise. I did not find an air conditioner, but, for obvious reasons, it was not needed. The refrigerator worked properly, there is a mini-bar for an additional fee (price on the refrigerator door). Liked the mattress very much. The bed linen is white and clean - as it should be) There are no complaints about the bathroom - everything works, nothing flows, the water is constantly hot. From hygiene products only liquid soap and toilet paper. Towels are good, changed on demand.
A small remark: I strongly do not recommend the hotel to people with light sleep. The location on one of the central streets makes its own adjustments - there is a police station nearby and cars with sirens on are constantly rushing around. And at night too. Didn't hear neighbors

Breakfasts are monotonous, but decent - several types of sausages (normal sausages) and cheeses, homemade yogurt, sometimes scrambled eggs, sometimes oatmeal, boiled sausages, butter, toast, oranges, juices, coffee, tea... I don’t remember everything, but we had enough. ALL quality products are not Turkey or Egypt. It is clear that this is not the ultimate dream, but the hotel is only 3 *. The canteen worker is a cool, positive guy!
The location of the hotel is fully consistent with the description. Nearby, in two or three minutes, the transport interchange "I. P. Pavlova" - trams, metro - whoever needs what. To the Museum, and, accordingly, to Wenceslas Square, at a leisurely pace, about ten minutes. Very unhurried - 15)) If you go down (to the left) from "I. P. Pavlova" for 20-25 minutes, you can walk to the dancing house. To Vyshegrad about 20 minutes on foot, just turn, when leaving the hotel you need to go left, in the opposite direction from Vaclavka.
I strongly do not recommend the mini market in the next building - the prices are terrible, the service is terrible. On the opposite side of the street, in the block towards Vatslavka, there is a store "Zhabka" - a reasonable combination of prices and location))) This is not Albert, of course, but from Albert and dragging to the hotel is far away. By the way, in the same Zhabka at the checkout you can buy tickets for transport. Russian speaking cashier.