Sareza Hotel

“Reasonable price and quality”

Reasonable compromise between price and quality. Breakfast was OK but coffee could be better. The staff at reception and in the restaurant was helpful and friendly. No problems with parking outside hotel.

“Hôtel moyen”

Nous étions mon copain famille dans la ville, nous avons séjourné dans cet hôtel pendant 2 semaines. Le service était moyen, pas très grave mais ce n'est certainement pas excellente. Les chambres sont assez grandes et elles étaient très propres. Le personnel de la réception toujours le réceptionnis… Plus

Nous étions mon copain famille dans la ville, nous avons séjourné dans cet hôtel pendant 2 semaines. Le service était moyen, pas très grave mais ce n'est certainement pas excellente. Les chambres sont assez grandes et elles étaient très propres. Le personnel de la réception toujours le réceptionniste nous a accueillis à notre arrivée. C'est un hôtel correct si on est en voyage d'affaires pour quelques jours ou familial mais ça n'est pas un hôtel de luxe.

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“Modern, Suburban, Comfortable bed”

The Sareza Hotel is located in a suburban area and is best described as a modern university dorm that calls itself a hotel (it even comes with Czech only channels for those of you who still watch TV). Its dorm like design means you will hear what people say and whenever they move in rooms to your r… Plus

The Sareza Hotel is located in a suburban area and is best described as a modern university dorm that calls itself a hotel (it even comes with Czech only channels for those of you who still watch TV). Its dorm like design means you will hear what people say and whenever they move in rooms to your right, left above and below but if you got a good rate and just passing by for a night or two you wouldn't care much about that. The bed is comfortable and the bathroom is the best part of the room. Bed sheets, pillows and towels were clean and fresh but there was a thick layer of dust in all the places where dust is typically found in the room. Service at reception is efficient and friendly. The breakfast is served between 7 - 9 am and it is good for the price (especially the fresh salad and the eggs sunny side up). The coffee and tea served at breakfast are of course awful but that is expected in the Czech Republic. The three apples on offer at the breakfast were all in advanced stages of rotting so I suppose they were only there for display purposes. The latest check out time is at 10 am. This is a typically miserly check out time in a country that always finds lucrative ways to torture the millions of tourists that visit it every year (the most preferred methods of torture being smacking incredibly high commissions in currency exchange offices, charging 2 euros for 200 ml. water 'bottles' in strategically placed cafes etc.). The Czechs consider foreign tourists as a necessary evil they need to endure rather than an asset to be embraced which is why I was happy that a train station that connects to International destinations is only a few tram stops away from the hotel.

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