Walking in from outside it doesn't look promising but the room was actually quite nice. Warm . Large towels. Electric kettle and tea. There's no front desk. You check in at the bar, and the woman who did so had to call śomeone to be able to do the transaction. She also only spoke Czech and some German, so that was a little more confusing for us but not a real problem. The bar is also supposedly a restaurant but didn't seem to be serving dinners. We had beers and a confusing set of conversations with the hostess which led us to think they would serve at six thirty but that turned out not to be so. All in all it was a good room though, and quiet, but perhaps better suited for Czechs or German tourists than for English speakers. For just the room, however, it's fine.…Walking in from outside it doesn't look promising but the room was actually quite nice. Warm . Large towels. Electric kettle and tea. There's no front desk. You check in at the bar, and the woman who did so had to call śomeone to be able to do the transaction. She also only spoke Czech and some German, so that was a little more confusing for us but not a real problem. The bar is also supposedly a restaurant but didn't seem to be serving dinners. We had beers and a confusing set of conversations with the hostess which led us to think they would serve at six thirty but that turned out not to be so. All in all it was a good room though, and quiet, but perhaps better suited for Czechs or German tourists than for English speakers. For just the room, however, it's fine.

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Penzion Dolíček