Отель для пенсионеров Hotel for pensioners

My husband and I rested in the hotel, the place is calm, quiet, Wenceslas Square is a 10-15 minute walk, but....The room, firstly, is equipped with old shabby furniture, and secondly, a double room with two single beds pushed together is not terribly convenient, thirdly, cleaning leaves much to be desired (dust is visible even to the naked eye, a blanket in the hair, a telephone receiver in greasy prints is not acceptable). Missing-robe, slippers, dental kit, split remote control. In the morning, when preparing breakfast, the smells from the dining room even reach the 4th floor, and not the most pleasant ones. The TV has 10 channels, of which 1 in Russian is the so-called cable TV. The TV itself is from the 90s, not LCD. The food is decent, the buffet is sandwiches, sausages, eggs, cereal, drinks. Pleased with the presence of WI-FI is the only entertainment in the hotel.