We chose the mobile home as a budget alternative to the expensive accommodations in Kutná Hora that we had planned to visit. The advantage of the mobile home was its own social facilities, unlike the cottages that lacked them. The toilet and shower were OK, although we couldn’t use the cold water tap in the shower because the hot water was just warm enough to avoid freezing. The beds are comfortable but definitely not suitable for people taller than 180 cm, as their legs would be off the bed. Otherwise, the mobile home was adequately equipped, which was pleasant. I was surprised by the age of the mobile home; I expected it to be somewhat newer. Still, it was in fairly good condition, except for the constantly falling armrests on the sofa, because the dry zips on the wall no longer worked. We were also surprised that all the appliances were unplugged. We plugged them in, but we still couldn’t get any TV program on. After a thorough analysis of which cable led where, we found the disconnected antenna cables under the microwave. Once connected, the TV worked, albeit with a not‑great signal. Another battle was the air conditioning, or heating. We received a brief tutorial on how to turn it on, but it took a long time to get it to work. After repeatedly pressing all the buttons on the remote, luck and chance helped us exclude warm air from the climate machine. Then everything was OK.
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