Empire Hotel

The Korean restaurant is good, though the prices feel relatively high.

Comfortable, nice room, and good people.

A good hotel.

I came for six nights and seven days, hoping to eat well and get a good rest. It was my first stay in this kind of hotel, and it turned out to be aimed mainly at business travelers. I was here with my husband, and there wasn't any hotel information, though they do offer laundry service if you put your clothes in a laundry net. That seems handy for people traveling for work. Three families stayed here for personal reasons. Aside from the cigarette smell in the room, we were satisfied. The room smell really needs attention. People who are particular about cleanliness, or have crawling children, may find it uncomfortable. For what I needed, though, I was happy. I was abroad with a child, and I'm the kind of mom who loves whatever other people cook. The menu and flavors reminded me of a restaurant I used to go to. I still regret not having samgyeopsal on our last day. Barbecues aren't allowed in our new home, so kimchi wasn't easy to find. We had delicious, warm Korean food for breakfast and dinner. The water ran smoothly when I washed my face, and even in the winter cold, things weren't difficult. Most of all, communication was easy, which put me at ease. Being near a supermarket was a bonus. I had business while traveling to and from Ostrava and saw a breathtaking view I'd never seen before~♡ I wonder if the owner or his son has a young child. I hope the child grows up healthy and wise. Wishing Empire lots of blessings in the new year.^^ It was also great that I could open the back door and come straight in. Having to walk to the parking lot every time you go out can be a struggle in summer and winter. It was nice to have parking right in front of us, especially with all our luggage.