Прага-город мечты Prague city of dreams

We just arrived from Prague, I chose a hotel in a travel agency myself, the criteria for choosing a hotel: price, proximity to the center and more or less decent room furnishings. I looked through 5 hotels at the price of Olga, none of them suited me. We settled on it. A friendly Russian-speaking girl met us at the reception, immediately offered us a room, although the number is not very 13, but we did not argue. The room is quite spacious, one-room, the room has a separate bathroom. There is no hair dryer. There is also no safe in the room. Take a bathrobe and slippers with you. Everything is simple, Soviet-era furniture, no bells and whistles, but you don’t need them, there is something to see in Prague, and you almost only spend the night in a hotel. Room cleaning daily. TV in Czech, I was a little worried, not before. Wi-fi in the room for some reason was not caught, the network was in search, there was no time to go to find out why there was no Internet. You can smoke out the window, there is an ashtray in the room. Breakfast: processed cheese, several cuts of sausages, margarine, butter, honey, soup was several times, sausages like that, and buns with fillings and sesame seeds, coffee-tea, tangerine apples. Didn't leave hungry after breakfast. . On field trips in the morning they were given dry rations to take with them, but we must remind them of this in the evening. On the last day of our stay, we even found the restaurant menu of the hotel in the room, but it was no longer possible to go. I think for Prague (economy option) Olga is an excellent choice, a solid three. Walk 7 minutes to the tram and 7 minutes drive to the meeting point with the guide 4 tram stops. For 7 days of stay, nothing really infuriated. Near the hotel there are many beer cafes, singing fountains, in general, it's normal. I advise.