Abitohotel

Good afternoon, I am writing to inform you guys I travel around the world (Shanghai, Milan, Dominica, Thailand, Egypt, Turkey, Israel). You can't understand how the hotel really accepts you with a pro-Ukrainian mood as an outsider and even more. You ask what, I answer. 1. There are free food cards near Burger - you learn about it from people not from the hotel; 2. You extend the number for a day to spend another day with your family and again go to Ukraine to help in any way you can (you are exempted from service due to health - really). And in response to you, without understanding the situation, homies (April 24, around lunch time, a Russian-speaking girl introduced herself as Tatyana (but I don’t know if it’s there)), they evict my son from the hotel (at this time you are in the city center, enjoying life like everyone else here) - you think, where is the support of people from Ukraine besides the sticker!!! (it's good that you can afford to pay for a couple of days) Respect to the state of the Czech Republic itself, the volunteers are great guys. Many will ask why in Russian, so that many will read. I myself am from the city of Sumy - and I will turn back home !! Guys, Glory to Ukraine!!! Victory will be ours!!!

Five rooms booked was not one without any flaws. Either cleanliness or defects in the facility. Furthermore, a late checkout at 2 p.m. was requested for all rooms. When checking in we were told that this was only possible with three rooms. The other two would have to be left by 12pm. On the day of departure, everyone was called at 11:00 a.m. that it was now checkout. Suddenly nothing was known about the promises made on the day of arrival. Only one room could be used until 2 p.m. You should be happy to have guests at all given the location. And the breakfast was sub-par. In any JVA such a breakfast would trigger a revolt. Hard "buns", boiled eggs and coffee that hardly deserves the name.