Hotel Absolutum
Boutique Hôtel, Avantgarde Superior Hôtel à Prague > République tchèque
Hotel Absolutum, Prague
The Hotel Absolutum in Prague is a new, modern hotel with restaurant and bar, designed by the architect to give a very warm, natural and homely feeling to its guests. At present the Hotel Absolut has 32 rooms and 2 apartments with a balcony for guests. The standard of the Hotel Absolutum's furnishings make it ideal for VIP guests looking for comfort, conviviality and safety, and for business clients using high-speed internet connection and other amenities. There is barrier-free access for people in wheelchairs to the hotel and restaurant. You have the opportunity to sample exceptional cuisine as prepared by famous head chef of the Hotel Absolutum's Restaurant Salut, one of the best in Prague. The restaurant Salut offers guests an enjoyable and delicately furnished environment with a hearth, circular leather cubicles and an aquarium. The specialties offered include both Czech and international cuisine. The wine-list boasts top-class Moravian and foreign wine. All guests can visit the wellness studio at any time of day.
Emplacement:
The Hotel Absolutum is strategically located close to the centre of Prague, to the exhibition grounds of VýstaviÅ¡tÄ› Prague, and not far from VeletržnÃho Palace. All historical monuments, Prague Castle, the Zoo and Botanical Gardens, and a golf driving range are easily reached by transport. - Voir Plan de situation.
Informations générales:
| Catégorie: | Avantgarde Superior [en savoir plus] |
| Address: | Jablonskeho 639/4, Prague, Prague, zipcode: 170 00 [voir la carte] |
| Year Built: | 2005 |
| Year Renovated: | 2007 |
| Planchers: | 6 |
| Nombre total de chambres: | 34 |
| Langues: | English, German |
| Cartes de crédit acceptées: | MASTERCARD,VISA,AMEX,DINERS,MAESTRO |
Prague, République tchèque
Avec environ six cents années d'architecture pratiquement intactes malgré la guerre, peu d'autres villes, n'importe où en Europe, sont en aussi bon état. Une colline boisée d'un côté, la ville maintient beaucoup de sa disposition médiévale et les façades de rue maintiennent un manteau riche de style baroque, de Rococo et d'art Nouveau. Depuis les années 90, Prague est l'une des destinations les plus populaires d'Europe.