from 3 sources
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Overall:
"Overall, great hotel for visiting Prague on a budget." — source Hotels.com
"Overall, i will definitely return to this hotel." — source Hotels.com
"I highly recommend it." — source Expedia
"Great hotel - perhaps a bit removed from Old Town Square but really near Wencelas Square." — source Expedia
"The hotel Seven days was a great hotel." — source Expedia
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Clean:
"Room was quiet and clean, very comfortable beds; breakfast was included( multiple, very good choices),location very good also( close to subway ), personell was friendly and helpful." — source Hotels.com
"the hotel is very clean." — source Expedia
"The room was huge for the european standard with a clean big bathroom." — source Hotels.com
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Service:
"We enjoying estaing in this hotel location ,service ,cleanliness,positive we will be back thank you Carpio,s family." — source Hotels.com
"I was really pleased about the Hotel in general and I think it is a good return on investement, considering Hote premises, the service provided and the location near touristic places." — source Expedia
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"Very well located, beatiful building, big rooms and nice breakfast for a excellent price." — source Hotels.com
"Very happy with the hotel, location and staff. The staff at the front desk were very friendly and helpful especially with suggesting things to do in the area." — source Expedia
"Location was ideal as well - not too far from the old town, but far enough to be less hectic." — source Expedia
More information on Seven Days
Hotel Seven Days is located in the center of Prague, in the neighborhood of Wenceslav Square and approximately 15 miles from Prague Ruzyne Airport. The building is a part of historical monument district that is on the list of UNESCO heritage list. The reconstruction respected original decoration of the building and kept the neo-renaissance style. Hotel amenities include restaurant, bar, room service, fitness room, sauna, whirlpool, concierge, laundry and dry cleaning services, safety deposit boxes, currency exchange, and garage parking. All rooms have private bathrooms, satellite TV, internal information channels, pay television channels, radios, direct dial-telephones, hairdryers, and minibars.
Check-in Time:
1400Check-out Time:
1200Total Rooms:
50Total Floors:
6 floors.Rooms:
50Reservations
IB
Cancellation Policy
-24 hours, late cancellations or no shows will be subject to 100 % charge for accommodation services corresponding to the first night
Directions
From Prague Ruzyne Airport: Approximate distance to the hotel is 18 kilometers. Drive north. Bear right onto Aviaticka. Bear right on ramp. Bear right onto 7/CZE3/Evropska. Bear right onto ramp for Praha Centrum/Praha Ruzyne/Letiste Terminal Jih. Turn right onto Centrum Praha Ruyzne. Turn right onto Vitezne Namesti. At roundabout, take the second exit onto Ceskoslovenske Armady. Turn left onto Jaselska. Bear left onto Pod Kastany. Bear right onto Korunovacni. Turn left onto 6/CZE3/Milady Horakove. At sign for Brno/Ceske Budejovice/Centrum Praha, turn right onto Bubenska. Turn right onto Zitna.
Area
Capital City of Prague,Prague,
Attractions
New Town Hall 1 Mi / 1 Km Bus 2 Mi / 3 Km Train 1 Mi / 1 Km Tram 0 Mi / 1 KmConference Rooms 1 Meeting Rooms Capacity Of Largest Room 15 People Maximum Conference Capacity 12 People Maximum Banquet Capacity 12 People Salon Length 5.7 Meters Width 2.7 Meters Height 3.2 Meters Maximum Theatre Style Capacity 12 Maximum Boardroom Style Capacity 12 Maximum Cocktail Style Capacity 15 Meeting Rooms Have Windows For Natural Daylight That Cannot Be Effectively Blacked Out. A Cosy Meeting Room Adjoined To The Main Restaurant, Suitable For Board Meetings And Team Projects For Up To 12 Participants With An Arch Shaped Ceiling. Fees May Apply To Above Facilities
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