Red Point

I knew we were going for a low‑cost option, and that was intentional. The building and rooms had huge potential, and within the category the room was clean and large. The shower was terrible—like a camp. The bathroom was bad—no mirror because of poor lighting. The bathroom had a toilet with no ventilation. The toilet was wobbly. The bed was large and oddly designed, but the mattress was about 7 cm of foam on OSB board. Very Spartan. The duvet and pillow were a chapter on their own—sleeping felt like a towel wrapped in a sheet and a blanket. It was cold. The heating didn’t work.

Václava·A month ago

“Good value”

The location was great, and there were no issues.

Geoff·A month ago

The price and location were good, but the overall condition and cleanliness of the room were disappointing, and the owner’s irritability followed. I never encountered anything like that before. We went to bed early because we were busy at the festival, yet there was occasional noise in the hallway that made sleeping impossible—though that could happen elsewhere. I would still recommend it if the owner didn’t show up.

Martina·A month ago

“Hostel”

The cheap tourist lodging was as expected; you have to try it yourself. The price/quality ratio was fine. However, cheap doesn’t mean neglected—cleanliness was a problem, the microwave was unusable, and the kitchenette was unusable. If it weren’t so neglected and poorly maintained, it would have been fine. Toilet paper was missing, trash bins were small, and you had to bring your own pillow because none were provided.

Fiona·A month ago

The staff were friendly, and the price/value for a stay in the center of Tábor is unbeatable. The only flaw was the parking; the free parking lot at Jordán near the Táborských hradeb is about a five‑minute walk away.

Roman·A month ago