Any B&B suggestions in Prague?
Jun 8th 2003, 7:48 pm
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Any B&B suggestions in Prague?
Hi all,
My husband and I are going to Prauge in August and we would like to
stay in B&B. We prefer to stay near all the tourist attractions. Do
you have any recommendation?Thank you so much!
My husband and I are going to Prauge in August and we would like to
stay in B&B. We prefer to stay near all the tourist attractions. Do
you have any recommendation?Thank you so much!
Jun 9th 2003, 2:14 am
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Re: Any B&B suggestions in Prague?
In article Mira,
[email protected] writes:
>Hi all,
>My husband and I are going to Prauge in August and we would like to
>stay in B&B. We prefer to stay near all the tourist attractions. Do
>you have any recommendation?Thank you so much!
http://www.fas.harvard.edu/~sever/CZ...Q/lodging.html
For answers to these and similar F(requently)A(sked)Q(uestions) on Prague
and the Czech Republic, you can visit The Czech Republic FAQ:
http://www.fas.harvard.edu/~sever/Czech.homepage.html
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Ivan
[email protected] writes:
>Hi all,
>My husband and I are going to Prauge in August and we would like to
>stay in B&B. We prefer to stay near all the tourist attractions. Do
>you have any recommendation?Thank you so much!
http://www.fas.harvard.edu/~sever/CZ...Q/lodging.html
For answers to these and similar F(requently)A(sked)Q(uestions) on Prague
and the Czech Republic, you can visit The Czech Republic FAQ:
http://www.fas.harvard.edu/~sever/Czech.homepage.html
* A Unique Internet Resource Since 1994 *
Ivan
Jun 9th 2003, 8:32 am
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Re: Any B&B suggestions in Prague?
Check to see if Hana Seflova (pron. Sheflova) at Starodejvicka 6, 160 00 Prague
6, Czech Repbublic still is renting out a couple of apartments in her building.
It was in a pleasant green neighborhood and 5 minutes walk from public
transportation--maybe 10 minutes or less by cab from the tourist attractions.
She spoke English, was a very nice youngish married woman, and served very
substantial breakfasts. She used to have a website, but I have lost it
temporarily while my old computer is being revived. Her number used to be 011
42 2 3121882, after 8 PM Prague time only, of yopu were calling from the US but
I hear the telephone system has changed.
zemedelec
6, Czech Repbublic still is renting out a couple of apartments in her building.
It was in a pleasant green neighborhood and 5 minutes walk from public
transportation--maybe 10 minutes or less by cab from the tourist attractions.
She spoke English, was a very nice youngish married woman, and served very
substantial breakfasts. She used to have a website, but I have lost it
temporarily while my old computer is being revived. Her number used to be 011
42 2 3121882, after 8 PM Prague time only, of yopu were calling from the US but
I hear the telephone system has changed.
zemedelec
Jun 9th 2003, 12:13 pm
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Re: Any B&B suggestions in Prague?
In article ,
[email protected] (Zemedelec) wrote:
> Check to see if Hana Seflova (pron. Sheflova) at Starodejvicka 6, 160 00
> Prague
> 6, Czech Repbublic still is renting out a couple of apartments in her
> building.
> It was in a pleasant green neighborhood and 5 minutes walk from public
> transportation--maybe 10 minutes or less by cab from the tourist attractions.
> She spoke English, was a very nice youngish married woman, and served very
> substantial breakfasts. She used to have a website, but I have lost it
> temporarily while my old computer is being revived. Her number used to be
> 011
> 42 2 3121882, after 8 PM Prague time only, of yopu were calling from the US
> but
> I hear the telephone system has changed.
See:
http://www.fas.harvard.edu/~sever/CZ...Q/lodging.html
it's listed there.
Ivan
Czech Republic FAQ:
http://www.fas.harvard.edu/~sever/Czech.homepage.html
* A Unique Internet Resource Since 1994 *
[email protected] (Zemedelec) wrote:
> Check to see if Hana Seflova (pron. Sheflova) at Starodejvicka 6, 160 00
> Prague
> 6, Czech Repbublic still is renting out a couple of apartments in her
> building.
> It was in a pleasant green neighborhood and 5 minutes walk from public
> transportation--maybe 10 minutes or less by cab from the tourist attractions.
> She spoke English, was a very nice youngish married woman, and served very
> substantial breakfasts. She used to have a website, but I have lost it
> temporarily while my old computer is being revived. Her number used to be
> 011
> 42 2 3121882, after 8 PM Prague time only, of yopu were calling from the US
> but
> I hear the telephone system has changed.
See:
http://www.fas.harvard.edu/~sever/CZ...Q/lodging.html
it's listed there.
Ivan
Czech Republic FAQ:
http://www.fas.harvard.edu/~sever/Czech.homepage.html
* A Unique Internet Resource Since 1994 *
