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"Very close to everything Brno offers: the Cathedral of St. Peter & Paul, the Vegetable Market & underground labyrinth, the Capuchin Church, shopping, dining, town halls (old & new).... Public busses stop right on the corner of the hotel, too. Very lovely place and staff. We would stay here again."

"Beautiful hotel with fantastic staff. Great gym. "

"Helpful, booked taxi's at any time. good wi fi. Walking distance to the town. Restaurant and bar are good."

"Old structure updated with modern conveniences "

"The property included breakfast, which was a real feast. I also had a bowling alley and sauna as well as nicely equipped gym. "

"The stay was perfect as always. I have stayed in this hotel more than 20 times and I have always been satisfied. The staff is absolutely very friendly and helpful. The hotel is in a perfect location in the center, just a few minutes walk from the Brno train station. The rooms are clean, comfortable and well equipped. Nothing to complain about. The breakfast is absolutely amazing. I recommend asking for a room with a view of the square (Zelný trh)."

"Great staff, great room and great breakfast, thank you! "

"Clean room with a good space kitchenette fridge microwave included I would say it look like more like studio flat than a hotel room Complimentary drink for free to claim in one of eFi restaurants "

"Pretty good all in all. As you would expect situated across from a huge conference centre, this hotel is busy and fast moving. Occasionally noisy but most guests are on business so respectful. Breakfasts were good, very diverse. Nice coffee bar in the breakfast gall at no extra cost. Nice bar. The only thing I would suggest would be to replace a couple of machines in the gym and to include some comfort/simple food items on the menu. The menu was fancy but sometimes at a hotel you're tired and you just fancy something simple like a salad and bread or a bowl of french fries or a cheeseboard or something. They like their meat in Czech Republic so there were two meat free items on the menu, one included chorizo so I'm not sure they fully comprehend what it means to be meatless (!) "