Were with a young man on the same dates as Lyudmila. from 1.10 to 8.10. 2011. But the impressions are radically different. Firstly, we came to the hotel very late with no arms and no legs! We were given, though on the fourth floor, but a triple room (one huge double bed and one single)! Breakfast is typical European.
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Were with a young man on the same dates as Lyudmila. from 1.10 to 8.10. 2011. But the impressions are radically different. Firstly, we came to the hotel very late with no arms and no legs! We were given, though on the fourth floor, but a triple room (one huge double bed and one single)! Breakfast is typical European. Close to the center, walking leisurely 20 minutes to the Powder Gate. We decided to go back to the same hotel a year later, but for some reason it was not for sale. booked a room in Amadeus. On nearby street. It turned out that the owner is the same as in Kafka. But Kafka was closed at that time, there is no other hotel like this. And even the woman at the reception was the same (With short red hair, she spoke Russian) The rooms are also large and comfortable. Always clean in the room. Breakfast is good, even better than in Kafka. I would recommend.
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We stayed at Kafka from 01.10 to 08.10. 11. The hotel is terrible: all Russians are settled on the last 4th floor. The hotel does not have an elevator. You drag a heavy suitcase first up and then down. We had to do this twice, because we had 2 days in Munich, and they have such a procedure - vacate the room and put things in the luggage room.
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We stayed at Kafka from 01.10 to 08.10. 11. The hotel is terrible: all Russians are settled on the last 4th floor. The hotel does not have an elevator. You drag a heavy suitcase first up and then down. We had to do this twice, because we had 2 days in Munich, and they have such a procedure - vacate the room and put things in the luggage room. In addition Breakfast started at 8:00. And for field trips, you already had to be at the Powder Gate at 8-00, so you had to take mostly dry rations. And this "restaurant" (loudly) was in the basement, where it stank, like in a cellar, of rot and rats. Although the breakfast itself was quite normal for a European hotel in 3 ***. There was no hair dryer or refrigerator in the room. I do not recommend staying in it.
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Just returned from Prague. We lived for a week at the Kafka Hotel, everyone was 5+, we were greeted with a friendly smile, everything was explained, we were lucky to communicate with a Russian-speaking woman for the first time, it’s a pity I didn’t remember her name. They don’t limit food for breakfast, they even managed to take it with them on the road, the courtyard is quiet and cozy, on the neighboring Gusinskaya street there is a cute restaurant with a delicious and varied menu.
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Just returned from Prague. We lived for a week at the Kafka Hotel, everyone was 5+, we were greeted with a friendly smile, everything was explained, we were lucky to communicate with a Russian-speaking woman for the first time, it’s a pity I didn’t remember her name. They don’t limit food for breakfast, they even managed to take it with them on the road, the courtyard is quiet and cozy, on the neighboring Gusinskaya street there is a cute restaurant with a delicious and varied menu. To the left is a Russian shop with our products, they laughed at the prices. If we come back, then only here! And I advise everyone.
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nice, tidy, clean, comfortable hotel, friendly staff (fluent in English), located in the center of Prague, 4 minutes walk to the tram. there are many cafes nearby. Continental breakfast - unlimited.
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nice, tidy, clean, comfortable hotel, friendly staff (fluent in English), located in the center of Prague, 4 minutes walk to the tram. there are many cafes nearby. Continental breakfast - unlimited.
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