A very bourgeois hotel, without unnecessary glamor and pomposity, but very intelligent. Elegant porrier, classics or blues quietly sounds on the stairs and in the corridors, steps are not audible thanks to the soft carpeting. A feeling of solitude in the center of Europe.
You can’t count on the views from the window: on the one hand, a narrow street (Rybna) with not too expressive architecture, on the other, the rear wall of the shopping complex, but not back to back, but at a distance.
The location is right in the center. Everything is nearby.
What is not in the immediate vicinity: a park or a garden, the Vltava River, cheap "typically Czech" pubs.
What was missing in the hotel itself: hot boiling water at a late hour. (The day was cold and rainy, before going to bed I decided to dissolve the hot medicine - but it did not work out: the kitchen was closed, and, surprisingly, there was no kettle at the receptionist. And in the lobby bar - only cold drinks.
You can’t count on the views from the window: on the one hand, a narrow street (Rybna) with not too expressive architecture, on the other, the rear wall of the shopping complex, but not back to back, but at a distance.
The location is right in the center. Everything is nearby.
What is not in the immediate vicinity: a park or a garden, the Vltava River, cheap "typically Czech" pubs.
What was missing in the hotel itself: hot boiling water at a late hour. (The day was cold and rainy, before going to bed I decided to dissolve the hot medicine - but it did not work out: the kitchen was closed, and, surprisingly, there was no kettle at the receptionist. And in the lobby bar - only cold drinks.
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