Penzion Dalibor

I found the mattress too soft and the pillow a bit underfilled, though I may be more particular about bedding than most. The rest was fine: the guesthouse is in a quiet spot with parking, and the area is peaceful apart from the occasional siren. There are connecting corridors to Jitřenka and the Běhounek hotel, free Wi-Fi throughout, and my room was cleaned and tidied every day. Still, I'd give it 5 stars.

The room was clean and the food decent, and the staff were willing and helpful. The accommodation itself was disappointing for the price: our room was very small and looked onto a concrete wall on the slope. Getting to breakfast meant taking the corridor and stairs to the hotel. Parking was paid, but our allocated space wasn't available, so we ended up paying the hotel to park in the public lot.

The rooms may be older, but they were clean and tidy. Reaching the spa treatments means tackling 28 steps in the connecting corridor, which makes access difficult.

The studios at Dalibor are new, clean, and well kept, with their own bathroom. Each has a small fridge, microwave, kettle, and basic dishes and cutlery. There's an elevator, but the corridor to the spa building where treatments take place has about 15 steps, so it isn't fully wheelchair accessible. We liked the quieter, more personal feel of the smaller guesthouse and being able to lock our bicycles away. Very satisfied. I'd recommend the studios for couples.