Location of the hotel is pretty good, very close to the main attractions in Brno. The place is not very nice. Room smelled like cigarettes. Staff is OK. Breakfast was pretty decent. Definitely the place to stay if you are going to spend most of the day outside.

I arrived late night, but the receptionist lady was very kind with me. Room was big enough, but with cheap furniture and cold. I was smart to check the radiators and to turn them on, so in 30 minutes it was warm inside. The bathroom was very large - maybe bigger than the room. Nice breakfast next morning, but no fruits.

Had a 3 day stay here in mid-September. We were woken at 7 am to the overpowering smell of garlic sausage apparently coming from the kitchen downstairs up through a vent just outside our window! We asked to be moved to another room and after some confusion from the rather fierce Brunhilde on reception we were eventually moved to another much nicer room overlooking the courtyard. Breakfast was average. I wonder if someone can explain why it is these days that hotels are unable to provide half decent orange juice so it was the usual orange drink/cordial affair! On the plus side it is centrally located for sightseeing and also if you are a car owner then the courtyard parking must be a plus. I wouldn’t say the hotel warranted the 3 stars, probably nearer to a 2 and I feel sure that there must be better hotels in Brno for the price we paid.

The good: The location is good, quite central. Note however, the center is not that big altogether. It remains a cheap option, but if you're looking for cozy, look elsewhere.

The bad: The hotel has a strong socialist feel; very impersonal, cold, horrendous furniture. Staff spoke poor English if at all. Had to change rooms as the first one stank of cigarettes smoke, even though we indicated "non-smoking" in our booking. Electricity went out in one of the buildings during our stay. Damp walls in the hallway.