Location is very convenient for the main station; the hotel is just across the road. The hotel is behind a kebab shop, but it's really nice inside (and the kebab shop isn't bad either)! They gave me a suite, which for the money I paid (under 100 euros) was excellent. The bed was very comfortable and I had a good night's sleep with no noise. There were a couple of bars further down the same street; the first one was a bit seedy, full of drunk locals, but the second one was much nicer (twice the price for a beer, but you get what you pay for).

Breakfast at weekends doesn't start until 08.00, so I was unable to partake. The room only had vertical Venetian blinds, so a bit of light came in. Fortunately I had an eye-mask with me, so that worked a treat.

For those who travel by train the Hotel is at extremely convenient location right in front of the main train station of Plzen. It is walkable to city center and also to the brewery. The area was reasonably quiet considering trains and roads near by - I am a sensitive sleeper and I could sleep without ear plugs (but our windows faced the train station, the opposite side of hotel might have bigger issues with road noise). The room is large and bathtub was really big too. Bed was comfortable and there is plenty of storage room. The state of the equipment was good - reasonably modern and kept well. It was nice and clean wit comfortable carpet everywhere. The loby has a beautiful fish tank with corals and colourful fishes.

The unfolded couch for third person is a bit short (I'd guess about 190cm length) and not too comfortable (but did not cause any back pain for me so its ok). The area of bathtub had some water damage and black spots.

The hotel staff were friendly and helpful. Room and bathroom were spacious, offering a lovely view. The hotel's location next to the railway station was incredibly convenient, making travel a breeze. It was just a short walk to the city center, perfect for exploring. The breakfast menu featured a decent selection of traditional Czech dishes, providing a nice start to the day.

The bed was a bit firm for my taste, but it wasn’t really an issue.

very friendly and helpful staff, speak good English, spacious relatively upgraded rooms, location is convenient and did Not hear the trains, but otherwise street very NOISY AROUND THE CLOCK - same people screaming for hours on the street and no police to question or stop them.

Also, the A/C is useless, low in the wall so non-efficient , the air coming out of it is Not cold, so you are forced to keep the windows open for cool air, but cannot get sleep because the street is so noisy. Inside the hotel - a drunk person came in the middle of the night and made noise for about 10 min in the hallway and no personnel asked him to get in his room.

All the staff where wonderful we ended up just talking to all of them for quite some time of our day which was great 😃 when we where leaving I could not figure out the train ticketing system the Lady Simona on the front desk actually came over to the station and spoke in Czech and purchased the tickets for us it was a very big relief from myself and my mother .Also the manager was the friendliest Woman in the whole city .

It is not really the hotels fault but the noise of the traffic was not great 😃

For only around 500 DKK a night, the value was incredible. This was one of the cheapest hotel rooms i have ever booked, yet also one of the biggest with the best locations. 2 minute walk from the main train station and 5-10 minutes from the city center. I will definetly consider this the next time i go to Plzen!

A very comfortable mid range hotel, right next to the station and a short walk to town and the Pilsner brewery. The hotel was smart and the room spacious. Breakfast was excellent.

One or two facilities missing, considering the price. e.g no chairs and only one electric socket.

Fantastic location just 200m from the train station. And if your destination is the magical factory... it is only 500m from there. Not only would I recommend others on a similar journey to stay there, but I would stay there again.

The "suite" had plenty of room for the group of guys we had. However, the bathroom was not private (in the hall - although there were no other rooms), small and a very tiny shower. Also, the heat was on by itself. It was late SEP so a little chilly outside, but the heat being on with control made us have to just vent it right out the window.

Good location. Paid street parking - zone D, not expensive and payment hours were 7am-7pm when we were there. We found that if you arrived after 7pm, you could still pay then and the machine processed a ticket for the times when you have to pay... so you don't have to go out early in the morning! Perfect! If no spaces directly outside the hotel, then there are more spaces by the court if you drive around the block. Slope access down to hotel. Staff very helpful in providing a suitable room with wifi access and privacy. Large room - bedroom area, sitting area and generous bathroom. Fridge in room. No kettle, but that is often the case in European hotels... we had a travel kettle and were provided with mugs for coffee when we asked. Good security - no reception after 10pm and can only open main door to lobby with your room key. Staff helpful - would service your room every day if you wanted - we did not - but they would bring fresh towels/anything you asked for when you needed it. Laundry service available - they washed and dried a small load for us. Lift in hotel. Right by main train station - some food stands here (sausage in a roll for 35CZK!) and Lidl opposite. Trams right by the hotel too. We didn't have hotel breakfast so can't comment on that. Overall - we had a great experience here... we stayed a few days and actually booked to return for another few days when required - we asked for the same room if possible and they gave us the same room ;) Thanks for everything!

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This property is just opposite the main train station in the center of the town of Plzen. It is just across the man road from the Plzen brewery (which we found didn't sell food but plenty of beer), and not too far from downtown , which we didn't get time to experience. The hotel has on-street parking, which cost me around 30 Czech Crowns (about 1 GBP) for around 6.30 pm til 8.30 am the next day. The room I was given was massive, with a lounge at the street front and the main bedroom facing the inner courtyard. The bathroom was very plush, there was a safe and refrigerator in the lounge part, and the overall feel was very comfortable. For our one-night business stay it was ideal.

Two small things were that for a four star hotel there was no soap or shower gel provided in the room. Maybe this was a mistake of the room cleaners but neither I nor my colleague had anything. The breakfast was a bit confusing, you had a few things as a buffet but I found out that you could get eggs and sausage (warm food) a la carte. This was inconvenient if you were in a rush but maybe if the hotel was busier then maybe these things would be included in the buffet choice. One other thing we noted was that there was no bar open at the hotel (as advertised), and we couldn't find anything to buy at the train station later at night.