Hotel Kaskada

The location was close to the main attractions of the town, the staff were friendly, and the restaurant was good. We stayed on the top floor, there was no air‑conditioning but there were fans.

Monika·Il y a un mois

The receptionist was pleasant, helpful and friendly. The accommodation was clean. The location was right in the town centre, a few steps from the square. Parking was available directly in front of the hotel, but if you arrive during the week or for a week the parking would no longer be free and I don't know how that would be handled. Otherwise it costs 10 K per hour. We had a three‑bedroom room in the attic. Given the temperatures outside (around 35 °C) we would have appreciated a different room. I don't even know if they have any other three‑bedroom rooms. And besides, accommodation under tropical heat in 2026 of course cannot be. The breakfast was a buffet in the restaurant right next to the entrance of the accommodation. However the placement and layout of the service counter was not very convenient. Small space for a larger number of people. The coffee machine, which allows for example cappuccino, but unfortunately there is no milk, so you can't make it. The unfortunate solution is also the water for tea from the same coffee machine, which caused a lot of unnecessary waiting and queue formation. We missed more vegetables and the range of the offer was not very much. But overall good, no need to change the hotel choice because of it.

Zuzana·Il y a un mois

Clean and good mattresses. Every day at 6:30 or 7:30 (on weekends) the staff at the restaurant set off a wake‑up call in the form of a clattering of dozens of chairs in the restaurant. I don't know if they were actually pounding each chair on the floor. I think this activity could be done more considerately for guests who might have arrived at the hotel late at night from nearby summer festivals. The restaurant is fairly large and under most rooms. You can hear noises and clatter from there. The soundproofing of the rooms is overall very poor and you literally hear everything. In short, the hotel is okay if you expect to wake up at half past six, because after that time you definitely won't be able to sleep.

David·Il y a 2 mois

The accommodation itself was fine. The room was clean, the beds comfortable and I have nothing to complain about cleanliness. The big disappointment was the hotel restaurant and the overall approach to dining. In the evening after arrival we visited the restaurant around 21:30. The staff did come to ask what we would like, but they didn't bring us a drink menu. When we asked if they had any small snacks for beer, such as potato chips or nuts, we were told they don't offer anything like that at all. That surprised me, especially since the hotel also has a bowling alley where I would have expected such snacks. Even greater disappointment came with breakfast. We arrived at 9:00, even though breakfast is served until 10:00. About ten hard rolls were available. Then a few slices of bread. When we asked if they had fresh bread, we were told it was Sunday, they only had these old and already toasted rolls. They offered us only the option to bake baguettes, which would take about 15 minutes. Meanwhile, just a few dozen meters from the hotel there is a Bill store, so getting fresh bread should not have been a problem. Likewise, sweet bread was missing. On the tray only scattered sugar remained and after our question we were first told that there was nothing left. Finally a lady brought one snail and one pudding cake. Overall I rate the accommodation positively, but the level of the restaurant and especially breakfast unfortunately ruined an otherwise good impression of the stay. Too bad because the rooms and cleanliness were good, while the gastronomic services behind them lagged significantly.

Lomicek·Il y a 2 mois

Only one 230 V socket for the whole room next to the TV. I missed a socket at the nightstand.

Frank·Il y a 2 mois