Hotelový Dum Areál

Public transport is right across the road, and the location is good. It's usually quiet, with a few exceptions. Cleaning is done every weekday morning, and there are no bedbugs, cockroaches, or similar pests. The receptionist is calm 😉 My only complaint is the price 🤔. The VIP room is the most luxurious, of course ;). Pets are allowed for a fee 🙃

The room had a dirty kettle with water left by previous guests, and dust seemed to have built up everywhere for weeks. The switches and sockets were dirty too, and there was a musty smell throughout. The accommodation doesn't offer good value for the price.

A large parking lot monitored by a camera system, helpful staff, and a quiet setting. Restaurants, sports centers, and a department store are nearby. For me, the quality comes at a reasonable price.

There's a fantastic kebab place across the street that takes cards, while the Vietnamese guy next door doesn't. If someone asks you for a cigarette, try talking to them, it's a great experience. The rooms can smell a bit, but they don't stink. You can smell smoke in the hallways, though nothing unbearable for a couple of days. I probably wouldn't come here alone if I were a girl. But for a group going to B4L, Colours Ostrava, hockey, or football, it does the job when everything except luxury hotels in the city is sold out, even if the price is understandably exorbitant. Honestly, it's better than four days in a tent. If you've never stepped outside your comfort zone, arriving here could be a shock, but it's enough for a night's sleep. It's not luxury, and half the building is a hostel. As long as you don't show up with a Rolex on your wrist and the latest iPhone in your hand, the most you might get from people wandering around is a few cigarettes and some swag. You'd have to give it to them, of course, no one demands anything by force.