Penzion Mika

We had a separate kitchenette, along with two separate beds and our own bathroom and toilet. There’s a fridge and washing machine too. It’s a quiet spot on the edge of the old town. Breakfast was great, especially the eggs with onion, and the lady was very nice.

We were able to arrange an earlier arrival, and the arrangements were great. The place was clean and cozy, and being right in the center was a big plus for us. We really liked staying here and would gladly come back.

Parking was the only drawback. There are few free spaces around the hostel, and the accommodation doesn’t have its own parking spot. Inside, there was plenty of room for clothes, a bathroom with a shower and hairdryer, a separate toilet, and a kitchenette with a microwave and kettle, though no stove. Everything was clean and as expected, with no other problems. I recommend it.

I had a spacious ground-floor apartment with two rooms, a bathroom and a toilet. Everything was clean, and the overall impression was very good, as long as you’re not expecting a more luxurious place. There was a fridge, a kitchenette, and a washing machine, which could be useful for a longer stay with children, though I didn’t use it. The guesthouse is in a quiet part of town, less than 200 meters from Náměstí Míru. The house was built in 1920 on much older foundations from the northern city wall, and the park outside used to be a broad defensive ditch, perhaps a moat. My apartment was beside the landlords’ ground-floor apartment. We shared the entrance hall, and there was also another passage between the two apartments. That didn’t affect my privacy, though. The landlady respected it, and they clearly know what they’re doing.