At The Three Drums
Praha 1 - Staré Mesto, U Radnice 8, Prague, Capital City of Prague, 11000, Czech Republic
More information on At The Three Drums
The At The Three Drums Hotel (U tri bubnu) is located in the historic city center of Prague. The 14th century accommodation on U Radnice Street is situated right behind the marvelous Old Town Square, opposite to the house where once the famous novelist Franz Kafka lived, and consist of two adjoining buildings. The complete renovation that transformed the accommodation into this small and very comfortable hotel was completed in 2003, and the building itself is listed on the UNESCO heritage list. Due to its ideal location in the heart of Prague, next to the Astronomical Clock, St. Nicolas Church, and lots of tiny bars, traditional pubs, jazz clubs, and restaurants, the At The Three Drums Hotel is very popular among tourists and visitors from all over the world. On the ground floor of the At The Three Drums Hotel in Prague and in the basement there is the Ambiente Brasileiro Brazilian Restaurant, and the accommodation features a very welcoming breakfast room, where the breakfast is offered every morning, and the hotel guests can use the wireless Internet access. An Internet point is available in the lobby, as well.
Total Rooms:
18 rooms.18Cancellation Policy
-96 hours, In case of no show or late cancellation the first night will be charged on your credit card. For group reservations (more than 5 rooms): cancellation 30-21 days before arrival ………. 10% of total amount cancellation 20-11 days before arrival ………. 30% of total amount cancellation 10-3 days before arrival ………..50% of total amount cancellation 2 -0 days before arrival ………. 100% of total amount
Area
Capital City of Prague,Prague,
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