Every corner was spotless
The room was immaculate, with the air conditioning set to a comfortable temperature
The hotel's location on a busy intersection near the train station made for a noisy stay
The breakfast spread was incredibly generous
Distillato da Parley dalle 100 recensioni verificate più recenti su 675
20 m² · 1 king bed
The Superior Double or Twin Room at Hotel Slavia offers exceptional comfort, soundproof walls, and a private bathroom with a shower and hairdryer. It features a flat-screen TV, minibar, and free Wi-Fi, making it a highly comfortable and convenient accommodation option.
Letti 8.9/10 · citati da 340 ospiti
23 m² · 1 large double bed and 1 single bed · Per 3 persone
Air conditioning, heating and soundproofing keep the Superior Triple Room comfortable, while a minibar, free WiFi and a flat‑screen TV provide in‑room entertainment. The space includes a wardrobe or closet, clothes rack, desk, a socket near the bed, hand sanitiser and a tea/coffee maker with an electric kettle, and it sleeps three guests. A private bathroom offers a toilet, bath or shower, hairdryer, towels, toilet paper and free toiletries.
Letti 9/10 · citati da 310 ospiti
25 m² · 1 large double bed and 2 single beds · Per 4 persone
Letti 9/10 · citati da 310 ospiti
9 m² · 1 single bed · Per 1 persone
Air conditioning and sound‑proof walls keep the room quiet and climate‑controlled. The room is set up for one guest with a single bed, and an extra bed or a crib can be added if needed. A private bathroom includes a shower and hairdryer, while a minibar, tea and coffee maker, flat‑screen TV and complimentary chocolate are also provided.
13 m² · Per 2 persone
40 m² · Per 5 persone
18 m² · Per 3 persone
The Standard Triple Room offers one single bed and one large double bed, plus a crib on request, accommodating three guests. A private bathroom is provided for the room’s occupants. Satellite TV is available for in‑room entertainment.
The breakfast was good and classic, and the reception staff were very helpful. The hotel is very accessible to the city center; the square is about a 10‑minute walk. We recommend visiting the pleasant “Kakabu Café” with its pastry shop and cozy outdoor seating on Antonína Trapla 67/6, Boskovice—reasonable prices and just a short stroll from the main square. The only downside from our perspective is that the hotel has no elevator. With only two floors, we were assigned room 209 on the second floor, at the very end of the hallway, which made carrying luggage up the stairs a bit annoying, especially if you forget something from the car or for older guests it can be somewhat tiring.
I really liked the clean rooms and the relaxed staff, but getting into the bed from one side was almost impossible.
Clean, cozy room. The breakfast served in the hotel restaurant was tasty, and the service was pleasant. The attic room for two people was quite cramped.
“Jednodenní pobyt při návštěvě koncertu v Boskovicích”
The hotel sits just a short walk from the train and bus stations, making it convenient if you need to check in quickly or are rushing to a connection; I was able to check in in advance so I didn’t have to wait at the front desk, and after paying by card I received a PIN that opens both the room door and the hotel entrance when the reception is closed – I didn’t use it for payment, but the same email arrived after paying on site, which is handy for arrivals outside reception hours; the reception was open well past its official closing time (until midnight in my case, although it usually closes at 20:00, perhaps because I was staying from Friday to Saturday), after which you need the PIN to get in; the staff responded quickly to questions via the booking app; a free water bottle, kettle, teas, a safe, and a reasonably priced minibar were all in the room; the breakfast was plentiful and regularly replenished, with scrambled eggs, sunny‑side‑up, bacon, various cured meats, cheeses, vegetables, yogurts, pastries, and even pancakes (though I didn’t try them); the hotel’s restaurant serves breakfast, lunch, and dinner; I was disappointed that the check‑in app required a card payment in its own system rather than through booking, which made me wary; the beds were too soft for my taste and my back; rooms on higher floors can only be reached by stairs – I didn’t see an elevator and I can’t imagine hauling a heavy suitcase up the stairs for a longer stay, though a short stay with just a carry‑on is fine; the electronic lock was nice but took a moment to learn, and I also missed the option to lock the door from inside; the hotel’s proximity to the station means you can hear trains and a crossing bell at night, but it didn’t disturb me.
Good breakfast, pleasant staff, nice room, great restaurant. The room was right next to the dorms, and from about half‑past four it was unfortunately too noisy to sleep.
The breakfast was good and classic, and the reception staff were very helpful. The hotel is very accessible to the city center; the square is about a 10‑minute walk. We recommend visiting the pleasant “Kakabu Café” with its pastry shop and cozy outdoor seating on Antonína Trapla 67/6, Boskovice—reasonable prices and just a short stroll from the main square. The only downside from our perspective is that the hotel has no elevator. With only two floors, we were assigned room 209 on the second floor, at the very end of the hallway, which made carrying luggage up the stairs a bit annoying, especially if you forget something from the car or for older guests it can be somewhat tiring.
“Jednodenní pobyt při návštěvě koncertu v Boskovicích”
The hotel sits just a short walk from the train and bus stations, making it convenient if you need to check in quickly or are rushing to a connection; I was able to check in in advance so I didn’t have to wait at the front desk, and after paying by card I received a PIN that opens both the room door and the hotel entrance when the reception is closed – I didn’t use it for payment, but the same email arrived after paying on site, which is handy for arrivals outside reception hours; the reception was open well past its official closing time (until midnight in my case, although it usually closes at 20:00, perhaps because I was staying from Friday to Saturday), after which you need the PIN to get in; the staff responded quickly to questions via the booking app; a free water bottle, kettle, teas, a safe, and a reasonably priced minibar were all in the room; the breakfast was plentiful and regularly replenished, with scrambled eggs, sunny‑side‑up, bacon, various cured meats, cheeses, vegetables, yogurts, pastries, and even pancakes (though I didn’t try them); the hotel’s restaurant serves breakfast, lunch, and dinner; I was disappointed that the check‑in app required a card payment in its own system rather than through booking, which made me wary; the beds were too soft for my taste and my back; rooms on higher floors can only be reached by stairs – I didn’t see an elevator and I can’t imagine hauling a heavy suitcase up the stairs for a longer stay, though a short stay with just a carry‑on is fine; the electronic lock was nice but took a moment to learn, and I also missed the option to lock the door from inside; the hotel’s proximity to the station means you can hear trains and a crossing bell at night, but it didn’t disturb me.
I really liked the clean rooms and the relaxed staff, but getting into the bed from one side was almost impossible.
Good breakfast, pleasant staff, nice room, great restaurant. The room was right next to the dorms, and from about half‑past four it was unfortunately too noisy to sleep.
Clean, cozy room. The breakfast served in the hotel restaurant was tasty, and the service was pleasant. The attic room for two people was quite cramped.
