Hotel berhampiran Zko Tuchlovice, Tuchlovice

房間大小，舒適

Excellent room with a small kitchenette. Very comfortable and cozy. Walking distance from Tram and market. It's like a home. Only one thing, I reached here late in the evening and to find the entrance was a challenge and to get in, there is no sign board and had to call up to find

Front desk staff was amazing. Blew out the fuses in the room within 30 minutes of checking into the room, which they fixed immediately. Let us charge our phones in the lobby while we waited. Fresh bottle of water with room cleaned every day (nice in the historic heat this year). Great hot water pressure in the shower, coffee maker in the room, free coffee and refreshments in the lounge (or apparently restaurant if you're so jet lagged you can't find the lounge and ask for a coffee). Fast wifi, very quiet at night, comfortable beds. Quick check in process, and good recommendations for things.

We stayed at this hotel for 1 night only and appreciated the comfort and service throughout. Unfortunately, we had an early flight and no time for breakfast. The hotel has great location, across the street from the terminal, well sound proofed, modern architecture and furnishings. We highly recommend it.

Stayed 6 nights on holiday Large hotel in Beroun just outside the city walls, 10 minutes walk to the train station which takes you to Prague Main station (Praha hln) in 40 minutes-1 hour. Was very pleased with the room size and height, but our room was located towards rather tall buildings for Beroun and a Road in the middle which caused that the traffic noise bounced off the buildings making it quite noisy in the room with open window. The room had a slim shape with few Windows and only one of Them could open. It was very hot in the room even though the temperatures had cooled off, so we Daily had to make the choice between a hot(ter) room or noise from open Windows that bordhered us in our sleep. If you want to stay at this hotel make sure to ask for a room toward the other side, the city walls! And if you come to Beroun in the summer you Might want to heavily consider getting a hotel with aircondition! Temperatures Can easily be 35 degrees celsius. Breakfast was okay but nothing out of the ordinary for a 4 star hotel. Good selection of local cakes/crossaints but only hot milk? The juices were diluted and I really did not like the Apple and orange juice. Juice seemed expensive in Czech so thats probably why they could not serve fresh juice. One of our bedlight switches did not work upon arrival, this was fixed between 48 and 72 hours into our stay, which seemes quite late. The shower was in a bathtub, so you had to stand up in the bathtub if you wished to take a standing shower. Not very handicapped or elderly friendly! We were given out a mat upon wish, as I was afraid my Old man would trip. The mat however was not with suction cups, so it was not much of a help. As for the hotel otherwise the stay was very cheap, the staff was friendly and apart from the noise from the outside the hotel was quiet and the wifi worked very well in our third floor room. If you choose this hotel make sure to ask for a room towards the city walls, but you Might consider staying at a smaller hotel inside the city walls which has more charm and is quieter.

I don't think I ever stayed in a more badly designed hotel from a noise perspective. From the moment my own door slammed behind me, reverberating around the building (no soft closing mechanism), I feared that this was not going to be a pleasant stay, and so it proved. I was here for one night, having had a busy week in the north of Czech Republic, and opting to stay out of the city centre, as I had an early flight next morning. I just neded a 'get my head down' room, for a good sleep. The room was not particularly big, meaning the bed was quite close to the bathroom. Obviously in the bathroom, there is a toilet and it seems that the waste water system of the entire block was boxed in and passed through my room, with little or no noise suppression installed. Every time someone went to the bathroom, the noise of cascading water echoed around my own room; this happened quite frequently. Similarly, as I had experienced when I first entered my own room, the sound of doors closing under their own weight continued through the night as people left and returned to their own rooms. Bang, bang, bang!! More locally, the sound of people shuffling around in the rooms above and next door, added to the acoustic cacophony. I did eventually manage to get to sleep, but was woken up at around 02:00 by a group of young females returning to the hotel. The only exception was that they were not in the same block, and their noise was clearly coming from outside, and through the shutters (down) and windows. So, zero acoustic suppression in those structures either. Again, I got back to sleep, but only to be woken up at around 05:15 by the noise of a service vehicle reversing inbetween two of the hotel blocks. I didn't bother to try to get back to sleep after that. I would have marked this experience as terrible, if it had not been for the very nice front desk guy who booked me in, and the fact that the breakfast was good. In terms of value, this was a 65 Euro experience at best, and not the 118 Euro, plus 13 Euro parking that I paid.