In Prague, the hotel was chosen: City Apartment 4 *, located at the address: V les? ? ku 656/7, Prag. Specifically, our apartments were called Economy Apartment. Also on this site are other apartments located at other addresses. Booked, as always on booking. com http://www. booking. com/hotel/cz/city-appartment.
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In Prague, the hotel was chosen: City Apartment 4 *, located at the address: V les? ? ku 656/7, Prag. Specifically, our apartments were called Economy Apartment. Also on this site are other apartments located at other addresses. Booked, as always on booking. com
http://www. booking. com/hotel/cz/city-appartment. de.html? sid=838c013478f552a3542d... "
When choosing a home, two points were important:
1. availability of free parking
2. not very far from the center
It was according to these criteria that these apartments were chosen, and cost 250.00 euros for 5 nights. So,
1. Location
Street Vles? ? ku is very small, short, quiet, no travel, located five steps from the embankment of the Vltava River Jan? ? kovo n? b? e? ? .
There is practically no movement on it. The house does not have its own parking, but you can park nearby around for free. When we arrived, there were no empty seats, we made another circle around the house and, lo and behold, the place was already free right in front of our windows, it’s impossible to wish for better.
And this is how we parked it (the car) and did not touch it for the next 5 days until the very departure.
It should also be noted that the house is located three tram stops from the Charles Bridge, you can go by tram, you can walk. Tram stop Svandovo divadlo, tram number 12, which we used to ride. The nearest metro is Andel, but it was somehow far to go to it, about a kilometer, so we went to it only once.
In a word, we really liked the location, not the very center, of course, but free parking.
2. Service.
There is a lot and there is nothing to write. When I ordered these apartments, I read in the reviews that there are Russian-speaking employees there, this alerted me a little. Now I will explain why. Once I was also looking for housing in Rovaniemi (Finland), I came across a Russian-language site with offered apartments. I wrote a request, communication in Russian, everything is clear.
Then I asked how far the apartment is from the center, and what kind of terrain is there, maybe mountains and something else. To which I received the answer: you should ask questions only about the apartment, and not about the surrounding area. We are not obliged to answer extraneous questions ...despite the fact that their agency is located directly in this city. I was dumbfounded by such an answer ...therefore, the presence of Russian-speaking employees was initially treated with caution. But that was not the case here.
E-mail correspondence ensued, everything was decent and on a level. The girls themselves wrote: ask any questions ...
When we arrived, Yaroslavna was waiting for us in the office, we later talked with her, a very welcoming and friendly girl. The apartments were paid for immediately, upon arrival, then she showed them to us, what and how it works. In general, we were very satisfied with our customer service.
3. Our apartments.
Or you can say, a small one-room apartment, located on the 1st floor of the house. The windows face the street. The first 2 windows to the left of the door are the windows of our apartment.
Somehow it happened that I didn’t take a picture of the apartment itself, except for the kitchen. At first they hurried to the light and musical fountains when she was in order, and then personal belongings were already laid out around. And with personal things, I somehow do not like to take pictures. By the way, now I looked at the photos on the site, I didn’t find / didn’t recognize “my” apartment, or they made repairs, or rearranged the furniture, or temporarily don’t rent it. The photos displayed for the Economy Apartment are completely different, they are completely different apartments than the ones we were in.
They were located on the 1st floor, next to the office.
Not a large corridor, from which there is access to 3 rooms: to the bathroom, to the kitchen and to the living / bedroom. The bathroom is not big, there is a towel / dryer, it works from the mains, it was not included.
I really liked the shower cabin, large, free, there is where to turn around, turn around. Of the detergents, only solid soap in small packages, so you need to have your own shampoo and conditioner. The only thing I missed there was a couple of hooks, so that there was somewhere to hang clothes.
The kitchen is quite spacious and has all the necessary appliances. The folder has instructions on how they work, though only in English. There is all the necessary utensils and even a teapot. Salt, pepper... not seen anything else, dish detergent, sponge, kitchen towel... no napkins. But since we didn’t cook anything there, except for tea, we didn’t use anything, respectively.
The bedroom is also spacious with everything you need: a large wardrobe, wardrobe hangers, a double bed, chairs, a low table ...no suitcase holder was found.
Internet worked well, there were enough outlets. The ceilings are high, respectively, and the windows too, but the frames are old, wooden with ordinary glass, double. We immediately asked to show us how to open the windows, as the husband cannot sleep without fresh air. There was some kind of "trick" in opening the windows: something like, open the first window, hook it, open the other half, cover it with the fourth ...in a word, and the window seems to be open, fresh air enters the room, and at the same time, it is impossible to climb from the street, and after all, the first floor, after all.
There is no balcony. If I still have to come to Prague, in autumn, winter or early spring, I will choose the same apartments, as they are completely suitable for this time of year. And if it will be late spring or summer, then I would look for housing with a view of the river, always with a balcony on the upper floors. Something like that.
http://www. booking. com/hotel/cz/city-appartment. de.html? sid=838c013478f552a3542d... "
When choosing a home, two points were important:
1. availability of free parking
2. not very far from the center
It was according to these criteria that these apartments were chosen, and cost 250.00 euros for 5 nights. So,
1. Location
Street Vles? ? ku is very small, short, quiet, no travel, located five steps from the embankment of the Vltava River Jan? ? kovo n? b? e? ? .
There is practically no movement on it. The house does not have its own parking, but you can park nearby around for free. When we arrived, there were no empty seats, we made another circle around the house and, lo and behold, the place was already free right in front of our windows, it’s impossible to wish for better.
And this is how we parked it (the car) and did not touch it for the next 5 days until the very departure.
It should also be noted that the house is located three tram stops from the Charles Bridge, you can go by tram, you can walk. Tram stop Svandovo divadlo, tram number 12, which we used to ride. The nearest metro is Andel, but it was somehow far to go to it, about a kilometer, so we went to it only once.
In a word, we really liked the location, not the very center, of course, but free parking.
2. Service.
There is a lot and there is nothing to write. When I ordered these apartments, I read in the reviews that there are Russian-speaking employees there, this alerted me a little. Now I will explain why. Once I was also looking for housing in Rovaniemi (Finland), I came across a Russian-language site with offered apartments. I wrote a request, communication in Russian, everything is clear.
Then I asked how far the apartment is from the center, and what kind of terrain is there, maybe mountains and something else. To which I received the answer: you should ask questions only about the apartment, and not about the surrounding area. We are not obliged to answer extraneous questions ...despite the fact that their agency is located directly in this city. I was dumbfounded by such an answer ...therefore, the presence of Russian-speaking employees was initially treated with caution. But that was not the case here.
E-mail correspondence ensued, everything was decent and on a level. The girls themselves wrote: ask any questions ...
When we arrived, Yaroslavna was waiting for us in the office, we later talked with her, a very welcoming and friendly girl. The apartments were paid for immediately, upon arrival, then she showed them to us, what and how it works. In general, we were very satisfied with our customer service.
3. Our apartments.
Or you can say, a small one-room apartment, located on the 1st floor of the house. The windows face the street. The first 2 windows to the left of the door are the windows of our apartment.
Somehow it happened that I didn’t take a picture of the apartment itself, except for the kitchen. At first they hurried to the light and musical fountains when she was in order, and then personal belongings were already laid out around. And with personal things, I somehow do not like to take pictures. By the way, now I looked at the photos on the site, I didn’t find / didn’t recognize “my” apartment, or they made repairs, or rearranged the furniture, or temporarily don’t rent it. The photos displayed for the Economy Apartment are completely different, they are completely different apartments than the ones we were in.
They were located on the 1st floor, next to the office.
Not a large corridor, from which there is access to 3 rooms: to the bathroom, to the kitchen and to the living / bedroom. The bathroom is not big, there is a towel / dryer, it works from the mains, it was not included.
I really liked the shower cabin, large, free, there is where to turn around, turn around. Of the detergents, only solid soap in small packages, so you need to have your own shampoo and conditioner. The only thing I missed there was a couple of hooks, so that there was somewhere to hang clothes.
The kitchen is quite spacious and has all the necessary appliances. The folder has instructions on how they work, though only in English. There is all the necessary utensils and even a teapot. Salt, pepper... not seen anything else, dish detergent, sponge, kitchen towel... no napkins. But since we didn’t cook anything there, except for tea, we didn’t use anything, respectively.
The bedroom is also spacious with everything you need: a large wardrobe, wardrobe hangers, a double bed, chairs, a low table ...no suitcase holder was found.
Internet worked well, there were enough outlets. The ceilings are high, respectively, and the windows too, but the frames are old, wooden with ordinary glass, double. We immediately asked to show us how to open the windows, as the husband cannot sleep without fresh air. There was some kind of "trick" in opening the windows: something like, open the first window, hook it, open the other half, cover it with the fourth ...in a word, and the window seems to be open, fresh air enters the room, and at the same time, it is impossible to climb from the street, and after all, the first floor, after all.
There is no balcony. If I still have to come to Prague, in autumn, winter or early spring, I will choose the same apartments, as they are completely suitable for this time of year. And if it will be late spring or summer, then I would look for housing with a view of the river, always with a balcony on the upper floors. Something like that.
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