Czech Inn

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The Czech Inn calls itself a hostel, but a boutique label wouldn’t be out of place. Everything seems sculpted by an industrial designer, from the iron beds to the brushed-steel flooring and minimalist square sinks. It offers a variety of accommodation, from standard hostel dorm rooms to good-value doubles (with or without private bathroom) and apartments.

A cosy coffee bar in the lobby and an excellent buffet breakfast (from 150Kč) in the adjoining bar round out the charms. The nearest metro station is 10 minutes on foot or a short tram ride away.

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