Hotel in Prague needed - quick

hi all,

i am planning a long week end in prague with my lovely girlfriend, i am looking for a central located and romantic hotel within 100 euros per night, what do you have to suggest?

it is first time in prague so i hope someone can advice for the best location to move around and also, possibly, for restaurants and places to visit.

thanks a lot

g

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Hi

Check out the Travelcook.com site and email Tomas, tell him your requirements and I%26#39;m sure he%26#39;ll find something which will suit you.

Jackie

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Doubt if you will get what you are looking for witin 100 euros a night.

But check out The Certovka in Mala Strana right next to Charles Bridge.

Email them asking for best rate at www.certovka.cz

Absolutely wonderful location.

Please be warned many doubles in Prague are 2 single beds pushed together.

Many only have showers, not bath tubs.

Ask if you can have a room with views of either Castle or Bridge.

Breakfasts rather basic, but location, cleanliness ambience and intimacy perfect.

Ensure you go up to Petrin Hill using The Funicular Railway, The Castle area and explore Mala Strana.

Visit The Europa Hotel in Wenceslas Square to admire the wonderful chandelliers and have a drink.

Try the absinth if you dare!!!

Be warned, this is THE TOURIST AREA.

It attracts many pick-pockets and stag parties

Watch out for pick-pockets.

Wander around the back streets of Old Town and TheJewish Quarter to find the cheapest, quaintest little bars and cafes.

Be sure to take plenty of local currency (in small denominations), as many bars struggle with change.

Enjoy

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thanks for info, i am booking at Jalta hotel, it sounds good, i hope...

can now someone suggest a nice restaurant? i am looking for plain genuine food, no tourist, i come from a tourist place like capri is and i really don%26#39;t want to fall in tourist traps.

any advice?

thanks a lot

g

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Hot, the restaurant in the Jalta, is very good

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Only one Metro stop away on Nam. Miru is Sahara Cafe, no tourists there, a fantastic place. Beautiful balanced asian decor, italian quisine, local clientel. Or one stop further and a few steps to walk is my favorite, Aromi. Fantastic service and food.

If you look for the real Czech experience I recommend V Tunich, which is 10 min walk from hotel Jalta, just walk up the street opposite the hotel. www.vtunich.cz, local food local people, very cheap.

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