Hotel Meran

The reception was helpful, and George the Old man was especially friendly. He can give you good guidance. The hotel is close to the old town, about a 5-10 minute walk, with the metro and tram just a minute away. There’s a direct airport connection, and the Central Train Station is 10-15 minutes away. This is an alright historic hotel on Wenceslas square for a night or two. Room size depends on what you book, but it was quite good. They provided everything except in-room tea or coffee, which other hotels offer. The building has a long history: it was captured by Nazis during the World War and later by the govt, but somehow survived and is still standing.

A pleasant family hotel in a lovely Art Deco building. The owner was nice, breakfast was good, and our spacious, comfortable room looked out over Venceslav Square.

I’d definitely stay at the Meran again. My single room was small, but clean and very quiet. Martin and Alena at the front desk were really helpful, and breakfast was nice. I also liked that it’s a small hotel with 20 rooms. Each floor had its own wifi, so after logging in on the first floor, I had to log in again in the breakfast room. It just seemed safer.

This was my second stay, and it’s still a great place overall. The location is great, and the rooms are clean and nice. My only complaint is that there’s often just one toilet and shower for 10-12 people, which can be hard to coordinate.