2-Star Hotels in South Moravia, Czech Republic

The location is good, the place is clean but has poor ventilation. I was in a shared room with 6 beds. The price is OK, I paid 14€ for the bed with looker included. The best thing was the service at the reception. A blonde girl, (I say this because I don't know her name) very friendly who in perfect English gives you recommendations of where to go or eat. I recommend it for those on a budget and in a group.

I was a little sceptical with the lack of reviews but there is no need. The staff were very friendly. My dorm was clean and had lots of space, it even had a sofa. The common area is almost non existent, consisting of two tables so it is difficult to meet anyone outside your room if you are into that. It was very quiet which was nice for me so it if really personal preference how busy you want your hostel to be. The beds were comfortable with the privacy of a curtain which was nice except my bunk was a little squeaky. The bathrooms were clean and the shower was good. The safe was large but not enough to fit an entire rucksack. It was nice that the safes provided a rain and hangers to hang clothes up. It is very central, about a three minute walk from the train station and I’ve minute walk to the Main Street. Overall I would definitely recommend.

This place is a cheap stay and a unique stay. If you’re looking for prime comfort look elsewhere. If you can handle basic amenities for a night or two then absolutely try it as it’s an experience. A few points worth making: - there’s a 24 hour reception - the Wi-Fi actually worked excellently - showers are old skool but warm and powerful. You must pull a chain to keep the water running but I’ve had far worse showers in hotels. - Bring your own toiletries as nothing provided. - toilets were simple but always clean - room was clean - air is damp stuffy but not so bad that you can’t sleep in it etc (my clothes did smell mildly damp when I left) - my room was surprisingly big and full of communist era paraphernalia. - I’m tall (191cm) and the bed had a bar at the end but actually I just about fit in without it impeding me which was good. - bed wasn’t too uncomfortable actually but then I do quite like slightly harder surfaces to sleep on. - pillow was a bit rubbish, sleeping bag old but ok. - Towel was old but fine. Hard to dry in the damp tunnel. - bin in every room and I had one plug socket. - Light not turned off in hallway at night and it came through the door glass window so you won’t get pitch black at night or anything close to it. - key good and security code used to enter accommodation so it is secure. - free self guided tour of the bunker included in price. - breakfast included in price but I never made it as it ran only 8-10am - check out 10am It was great value to be honest and I expected far worse. I wouldn’t choose this place if you expect to spend any time in your room but if you’re out exploring a lot and just need a bed + you’re mildly adventurous then I really recommend.

The location is good, the place is clean but has poor ventilation. I was in a shared room with 6 beds. The price is OK, I paid 14€ for the bed with looker included. The best thing was the service at the reception. A blonde girl, (I say this because I don't know her name) very friendly who in perfect English gives you recommendations of where to go or eat. I recommend it for those on a budget and in a group.

I was a little sceptical with the lack of reviews but there is no need. The staff were very friendly. My dorm was clean and had lots of space, it even had a sofa. The common area is almost non existent, consisting of two tables so it is difficult to meet anyone outside your room if you are into that. It was very quiet which was nice for me so it if really personal preference how busy you want your hostel to be. The beds were comfortable with the privacy of a curtain which was nice except my bunk was a little squeaky. The bathrooms were clean and the shower was good. The safe was large but not enough to fit an entire rucksack. It was nice that the safes provided a rain and hangers to hang clothes up. It is very central, about a three minute walk from the train station and I’ve minute walk to the Main Street. Overall I would definitely recommend.

This place is a cheap stay and a unique stay. If you’re looking for prime comfort look elsewhere. If you can handle basic amenities for a night or two then absolutely try it as it’s an experience. A few points worth making: - there’s a 24 hour reception - the Wi-Fi actually worked excellently - showers are old skool but warm and powerful. You must pull a chain to keep the water running but I’ve had far worse showers in hotels. - Bring your own toiletries as nothing provided. - toilets were simple but always clean - room was clean - air is damp stuffy but not so bad that you can’t sleep in it etc (my clothes did smell mildly damp when I left) - my room was surprisingly big and full of communist era paraphernalia. - I’m tall (191cm) and the bed had a bar at the end but actually I just about fit in without it impeding me which was good. - bed wasn’t too uncomfortable actually but then I do quite like slightly harder surfaces to sleep on. - pillow was a bit rubbish, sleeping bag old but ok. - Towel was old but fine. Hard to dry in the damp tunnel. - bin in every room and I had one plug socket. - Light not turned off in hallway at night and it came through the door glass window so you won’t get pitch black at night or anything close to it. - key good and security code used to enter accommodation so it is secure. - free self guided tour of the bunker included in price. - breakfast included in price but I never made it as it ran only 8-10am - check out 10am It was great value to be honest and I expected far worse. I wouldn’t choose this place if you expect to spend any time in your room but if you’re out exploring a lot and just need a bed + you’re mildly adventurous then I really recommend.