Hotel Cerny Slon is located right in the heart of Prague, near the Old Town Square. The house is part of the UNESCO heritage list and his history dates back to the 14 century.
His large reconstruction returned the house back to the comfortable hotels where the history lively talk to you. There are 16 rooms with every convenience and offering a view of the most beautiful Prague sights (the mediaeval Ungelt area built by emperor Charles IV) and the T�nsk� Church .
The total capacity of the hotel is 35 beds. Restaurant Cerny Slon and Wine Bar BANDOL (in the cellarage) are situated in the hotel.
Rooms and Accommodation
There are 16 rooms with every convenience and offering a view of the most beautiful Prague sights - the mediaeval Ungelt area built by emperor Charles IV. And the T�nsk� church. The total capacity of the hotel is 35 beds.
Bathroom
bathtub
hair-dryer
WC
in most of the rooms bidet as well
Safe, minibar, TV, SAT, phone
In some of the rooms internet connection
King size bed, or separate beds � twin
Wardrobe, mirror
Writing desk, chairs, sofa
Attic rooms are air-conditioned
Services
Non-stop reception provides money exchange, bookings of ticktes, trips, restaurants, rent a car, hotel taxi service, flight confirmatios, mail delivery, laundy service within 24 hours, luggage room free of charge, secure parking in the Rudolfinum garages - 500 metres from hotel for the charge of CZK 500,- per day.
Restaurant
n the cellarage of our hotel we find winehouse with bar called Bandol. You can choose there from rich offer of wines from south France including also pipe wines, then many kinds of czech wines and mixed beverages or coctails.
Opening hours: 18:00 - 02:00
Reproducted or live music. Is possible to arrange private parties, work appointments, celebrations, or weddings.
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