Very friendly and comfortable hotel. Comfortable beds, roomy bedrooms, friendly staff. Clean and efficient. Excellent location in the centre of town. Plenty of good restaurants/bars/shops around too. Value for money. The entertainment in the town square at Christmas was excellent. Brilliant music bands, dancing, Xmas shopping and wonderful Christmas tree in the Square.

Very clean and specious rooms. It looks like nothing has been updated in a while, though. It was a little spooky because it was almost completely empty. Breakfast was mediocre. I found a price online for 81 euros, but didn't reserve. Instead, I had to pay 103 when we showed up, but it was too late to look for something else.

This hotel has a fine location and spacious rooms. You can also enjoy good breakfast, but unfortunetely it is all. It is all about details. You will find there cheapest toillette paper, teared sheets, 30 years old reading lamps. For me stay was still OK, but for business clients or older travellers I can not recommend.

This hotel seemed to have been constructed out of some kit from Moscow. Everything of any architectural interest was panelled over. The beds sagged. The carpets were stained.
At breakfast, the staff spent lots of time changing tablecloths and folding cloth napkins cunningly into swans. Sadly, the food was inedible and the coffee was burnt (this was the only terrible coffee we had in all of the Czech Republic).
On the positive side, if you want a taste of what travel was like when the country was under Soviet domination, this is your chance. However, it doesn't come cheap.