Just returned from a two night stay in Prague, staying at the Botel Admiral. The Botel is in a fairtly central position, about 15 mins walk to the centre. The rooms, or cabins are small but fine for a couple of days, any longer and it would have been too small. My main complaint was that the room had obviously been let to smokers before us and smelt of cigarettes. Also the net curtains are either grey in colour or were dirty , However the price was fine, food fine and staff were OK.
The friend I travelled with had been to Prague twice before, once 8 years ago and once 5 years ago and she could not believe how the prices had shot up so massively. Drinks in most bars were as dear , or even dearer than back home, she said this was vastly different to her previous stays. I too, felt drinks were very expensive, as were taxis and food etc. I dont mind paying a fair price but we frequently felt a bit ripped off at paying at least £5 a drink and £10 for a short taxi ride.
Prague is a beautifil city with loads to see and do, we were unlucky with the weather, it was freezing and exceptionally poor for june, but that is no-ones fault. The botel is fine for a cheap place to stay, but is by no means luxurious. A good bar that was fairly priced in the square is Kamenny Stol, but the irish bar called Che's was a total rip off, we paid £20 each for about 5 drinks and the girl got really stroppy because we didnt tip her. She made us sit in a seat we didnt want and to share a table with strangers who blew smoke in our faces all night. We were watching England play so didnt want to leave and look for another bar until after the match, but it was a bad choice.
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