Barbara La Scala

I'm looking for the impossible. A hotel or pension in Prague
that is nice (2 or 3 stars), cheap (<= 60 EUR for a single)
and centrally located (in Praha 1). I'm visiting there this
October.

So far I've tried the ones that seem to get recommended in
all the books
U Krale Jiriho
Betlem Club
Pension Platan
Hotel Expres
but they are all booked out.

I'm now looking at either the Hotel Musketyr and Pension Museum,
but both are very close to Wenceslas Square (within 100m or so).
How unpleasant would this area be for a single, 40-ish woman
in the early evening (around 9pm)?

Thanks
Barbara
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Aarre Rinne

    >I'm looking for the impossible. A hotel or pension in Prague
    >that is nice (2 or 3 stars), cheap (<= 60 EUR for a single)
    >and centrally located (in Praha 1). I'm visiting there this
    >October.


Ibis Prague City is OK.

http://www.ibishotel.com/ibis/ficheh...tel.shtml#prix

Regards,
Aarre

Joachim Fritz

Barbara La Scala <[email protected]> wrote in message news:<[email protected]>...
    > I'm looking for the impossible. A hotel or pension in Prague
    > that is nice (2 or 3 stars), cheap (<= 60 EUR for a single)
    > and centrally located (in Praha 1). I'm visiting there this
    > October.
    >
    > So far I've tried the ones that seem to get recommended in
    > all the books
    > U Krale Jiriho
    > Betlem Club
    > Pension Platan
    > Hotel Expres
    > but they are all booked out.
    >
    > I'm now looking at either the Hotel Musketyr and Pension Museum,
    > but both are very close to Wenceslas Square (within 100m or so).
    > How unpleasant would this area be for a single, 40-ish woman
    > in the early evening (around 9pm)?
    >
    > Thanks
    > Barbara

I recommand the Guest House "DZS", Dlouha 17, Praha 1, tel.: +420 222
317 040. i payed this summer EUR 27 p.P./1 overnight stay/breakfast.
As you'll see, the Dlouha street straitens directly northeast from the
main place "Staromestke nam." Rooms small, but clean, bathroom,
breakfast is good.
problems only getting in contact with them ba phone.

Ivan

In article <[email protected]>,
Barbara La Scala <[email protected]> wrote:

    > I'm looking for the impossible. A hotel or pension in Prague
    > that is nice (2 or 3 stars), cheap (<= 60 EUR for a single)
    > and centrally located (in Praha 1). I'm visiting there this
    > October.

For answers to these and similar Frequently Asked Questions on Prague
and the rest of the Czech Republic, visit the Czech Republic FAQ:
http://www.people.fas.harvard.edu/~s....homepage.html

Ivan