Хороший отель, но пешком до центра города добраться тяжело Nice hotel but hard to get to the city center

When I learned that a long New Year's vacation awaits us, I realized that I wanted to spend it in Prague. At the time of booking, the hotel in which I wanted to stay sent a reply that the available rooms were over. There was an option: either refuse the trip, deciding: it was not destiny. Or choose from what is available. On previous trips, I had already settled in the Karlin district, and now I wanted to live in Prague-3, the district. Zizkov. Of the hotels in Zizkov, which were offered by the tour operator, I chose Populus. Having received confirmation from the hotel, I read the reviews and was terribly upset. Before, I was able to move everywhere on foot, occasionally using the subway to go to the zoo, for example. Or using the train to get to Karlstejn. It immediately became clear that in this case, this is impossible. At least not every day. In the hotel we got a very spacious room on the second floor, with a huge closet and lots of mirrors. Of the small shortcomings, I would note that the restaurant had instant coffee for breakfast, not very tasty. There was no refrigerator in the room, but there was free wifi. There is a TV in the room, but it only shows 4 Czech channels. I liked the staff: towels were changed at the first request, friendly girls at breakfast in the restaurant, who cleaned everything very quickly and brought what was over. The receptionists were also friendly and always tried to help when any questions arose. By the way, there is a bus schedule. We mainly traveled by bus number 133 to the Flornes metro station. It takes about 15 minutes to get there, the traffic interval is very frequent. If you leave the hotel and walk about 5 minutes, you will find yourself in the Penny market. There is also a gas station right next to the hotel, so you can always buy something to eat. In general, if I go to Prague again, I will consider this hotel, although there are other options.