Pension in Prague
Feb 19th 2003 | 4:27 am
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Pension in Prague
I have heard good news about Pension Novotny, which is in the hilly region
near the Prague Castle. Josef Novotny has 3 rooms and bath in the upper
floor of his house. In 2002 he was charging $20 U.S. per person per night.
A big breakfast is included. He will also pick up and deliver visitors at
the airport for about $6.
The house is 20 minutes by nearby tram to central Prague. You are wise to
avoid lodgings in downtown as it is noisy all night.
Contact him at: [email protected]
near the Prague Castle. Josef Novotny has 3 rooms and bath in the upper
floor of his house. In 2002 he was charging $20 U.S. per person per night.
A big breakfast is included. He will also pick up and deliver visitors at
the airport for about $6.
The house is 20 minutes by nearby tram to central Prague. You are wise to
avoid lodgings in downtown as it is noisy all night.
Contact him at: [email protected]
Feb 19th 2003 | 4:33 am
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Re: Pension in Prague
On Wed, 19 Feb 2003 17:27:50 GMT, "Leland Windreich"
wrote:
>I have heard good news about Pension Novotny, which is in the hilly region
>near the Prague Castle. Josef Novotny has 3 rooms and bath in the upper
>floor of his house. In 2002 he was charging $20 U.S. per person per night.
>A big breakfast is included. He will also pick up and deliver visitors at
>the airport for about $6.
>The house is 20 minutes by nearby tram to central Prague. You are wise to
>avoid lodgings in downtown as it is noisy all night.
>Contact him at: [email protected]
No web site! No pictures! No informattion or prices!
Are you related to this person?
Downtown is not noisy at night - not in my experience anyway.
Cheers,
Jason.
--
School of Law
Birkbeck College
University of London
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wrote:
>I have heard good news about Pension Novotny, which is in the hilly region
>near the Prague Castle. Josef Novotny has 3 rooms and bath in the upper
>floor of his house. In 2002 he was charging $20 U.S. per person per night.
>A big breakfast is included. He will also pick up and deliver visitors at
>the airport for about $6.
>The house is 20 minutes by nearby tram to central Prague. You are wise to
>avoid lodgings in downtown as it is noisy all night.
>Contact him at: [email protected]
No web site! No pictures! No informattion or prices!
Are you related to this person?
Downtown is not noisy at night - not in my experience anyway.
Cheers,
Jason.
--
School of Law
Birkbeck College
University of London
--
