Các đánh giá Charles Central

My wife and I stayed here for three nights, on the final leg of our mini European tour. The hotel is located in the Karlin district of Prague. We arrived at the main railway station, and being unsure of the transport system, decided to walk to the hotel, which was just slightly over a mile. First impressions when reaching the hotel were Oh, hmm, okay. Not a grand entrance by any means of the imagination. Upon entering the small hallway, the rather small reception was on the left. Check in was quick and simple, and everything very well explained to us by Sonia (we spoke with a few members of staff during our stay who to be fair were all helpful, but I’ve got to say here that if you encounter Sonia, in our opinion, she was ahead of the rest). We were allocated room 32 which was on the 3rd floor. The lift being just round the corner from reception. Geezo, this was a bit of a shock, it looked like something out of the ark! A pull out door to enter and a secondary sliding door. Maximum of 3 people. Surrounded by a metal mesh type cage, camouflaged by artwork. Room was fairly spacious but very dated. Obviously had been upgraded over the years but even so still had that old look and feel about it. Have to say in their defence that it was clean though, and the beds were fairly comfortable. Flat screen TV, and hairdryer in the en-suite bathroom. There were no tea or coffee making facilities, however, there was a jug of water, and glasses. We actually ended up being fortunate as this was one of the very few rooms with a small outside balcony with a table and a couple of chairs. Balcony overlooked the front and there was an ashtray which is handy if you are a smoker. No smoking permitted in the bedroom. Deafening and noise proofing wasn’t the best. Breakfast did surprise us though, and in a good way. Pleasant dining room, albeit not too large. A huge choice for breakfast, some of which included boiled eggs, sometimes fried eggs, sometimes scrambled egg. The hot selection did vary. Continental rolls, bread, preserves, yoghurt, fruit type cocktail, and desserts of various descriptions, as well as fruit juice, and coffee. The old town of Prague is within walking distance of the hotel and we would estimate the distance to be just slightly over a mile. Numerous eateries and small corner type shops nearby