Positive - I was in early February, the room was warm. Even sometimes too much - Spacious room, there is a kitchen (for this I took the apartment), a large dining table, sofa, refrigerator, high ceilings - Quiet: you can't hear the neighbors or the street. Except that sometimes something came from the hallway. - Fairly low price, quiet area, beautiful church nearby - There is a cafe nearby, 8(?)-16 is open, there is a discount for guests (I did not check) - A TV where you can connect YouTube - Nice view of the opposite rather beautiful building - Comfortable bed and pillows Minuses - No check-in instructions. I tried to enter the door where the cards directed me. There was a code needed, I wrote to the help number supposedly 24/7. No one answered - I made a call, because calls through tg are blocked. You're in a foreign country, it's cold outside, it's evening, and your accommodation is not responding - the situation is not the most pleasant. The message was answered after some time (relatively quickly after dialing, but I still had to stand in the cold), they gave me 2 codes without answering the greeting. Then there was another door with a code, I saw a vending machine where, apparently, you can check in yourself, but my reservation code did not fit (they sent another reservation number through the tbank, and the correct one came by the end of the day of check-in) - I wrote again, they did not respond. I called, but nothing was happening. As a result, a girl came out through the closed door with the phrase "girl, stop calling!!!". She turned out to be a receptionist, said she would deal with the clients before me and register me manually in the next room, which has an additional entrance from the street, but it says about excursions, but not about apartments. She answered questions, but on the whole, she wasn't very willing. She was nice to foreigners before me. Then I went for a walk and on my return I came across other tourists who also tried in vain to enter through the same door as me, and I prompted them to go straight through the door through the "guided tours". They were also surprised and reluctant to go there, because they were going to the apartment. - A lifetime of repairs. In general, it's okay, but sometimes it's squeamish. - I met a big spider in the room - There are no accessories from the category of shampoo, slippers, cotton pads. There is only soap in a dirty dispenser - The dishes are washed by the guests themselves - There is no cleaning, the garbage bag, they said, can be taken out into the corridor - Towels are crumbling and have non-removable stains

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Николай

Level 8 Local Expert

A small but cozy hotel in Prague-2, about a 10-minute walk from the I.P.Pavlova metro station or 15 minutes from Wenceslas Square. The building is 19th century, but the renovation was done recently. The room has a mini bar (small fridge), kettle, safe, air conditioning. Free WiFi. There is no closet, but there is an open structure that replaces it - there are enough hangers. There is a fairly spacious shower cabin and a hairdryer. There are no bedside tables. The breakfasts are quite decent for such hotels, I had enough. However, I always came to the very beginning because of the dense and early excursion program. There is no hotel guide, but the receptionist will always offer you a wide range of excursions. You can safely use it - it has been checked (the buses are comfortable, the guides are professional). The staff mostly speaks Russian, very responsive and pleasant people. The hotel has spa treatments, but I did not use them. I recommend.

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Нэтли У.

Level 7 Local Expert

A cozy small room. Bottled drinking water only upon arrival. Tea, coffee, cookies are replenished every day. Cleaning is regular and of high quality. A very decent breakfast buffet. I recommend this hotel!

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