Отель Абсолют - абсолютно нормальный, обычный европеский отель :) Absolut Hotel - absolutely normal, ordinary European hotel :)

Nice tidy hotel, small itself, the rooms are also small, but sufficient, with a claim to style : ) No, everything is really nice, everything is like in the photos, just a lot of thoughtless little things, but they don’t load, I just mark them as a person with a higher architectural education, and even with any education, they can be seen (water from the shower spills onto the floor, and the curtain over the bathroom would not hurt, it is not clear why the mirror is also the second door to the bathroom, there is a normal door, a narrow corridor, if you are looking for something in an open closet, then the corridor is completely blocked - the second person cannot pass, there are not enough hangers in the closet, the chairs are crowded, the ventilation buzzes loudly after leaving the bathroom, but, I repeat, all this, in principle, did not bother) : ) And so, everything is new, clean, comfortable beds (furniture, it seems, Ikeevskaya), code safe in the room. Internet is free of charge in the corner in the hall in the amount of one computer, but for some reason no one except me used it, so I sat as long as I needed. The area is quiet, an undoubted advantage - Holesovice Park 10 minutes walk from the hotel. In half an hour you can walk to a small old quarter, there are a couple of sights, but in general it is dirty and not very interesting, all shops close very quickly at 4-5 o'clock (although this is the practice of all shops in Prague, even central ones). A significant disadvantage is that there are no shops like supermarkets near the hotel, as well as at least some remarkable food - it is not at all clear where to get food. They brought them from the center when they returned from walks or made do with sweets and tea brought from their homeland. There is no kettle in the room, bring your own, it helps a lot. Another plus for the hotel is the metro station nearby. Three stops - and already the center. And it’s not far from the zoo on the bus : ) As for food - ordinary European breakfasts, the most standard set (bacon, scrambled eggs, toasts, coffee, vegetables, juices, milk, yogurt, some pastries, etc. ), just right for week with a scratch to create "diversity" : ). There is parking nearby, if anyone has a rented vehicle. The staff is normal, adequate, they speak English. A lady was cleaning, from ours, Russian-Ukrainian-Prazhka, a nice woman, we chatted before leaving. I still regret that I did not leave a tip, I just remembered in a hurry. They cleaned the room well. Of the pleasant little things - nice hotel bags with a set of soap-shampoo-gel, the windows of the rooms overlook a quiet green street, a working elevator, the light in the corridors turns on automatically when you appear, a special storage room for luggage if you need to attach bags somewhere on the day departure, while you spend your vacation in a tavern, it's nice when the hotel took care of this, well, the price (we booked in advance, it cost us something less than 300 euros for two for 7 nights). In general, I approve. There were no Russian tourists there at all. Well, maybe a couple. Italians, dumb, Czechs : ) So, if you are suddenly looking for alienation from compatriots, you will find it. It seems that it is generally offered in few places for Russians. In short, the hotel - in the category of pleasant memories of Prague, of which I did not bring so many from there, Prague itself rather left a depressing impression. Well, "oppressive" may be too strong a word, from emotions it caused rather indifference and often bewilderment. But that's another story : )