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Zenklova 291/113, Prague, 180 00, Czech Republic, Prague, 180 00
Address: Ve Vrchu, Prague, 180 00
Number of rooms: 31
This stay was… interesting.
The reception is open few hours a day which is not easy and you know the hours only by going on the website.
The room was supposed to be for 4 women but we were 6, in maybe 8m². The kitchen is a real mess and you have abolutely nothing to cook nor forks or spoons. Also, there is only 1 bathroom for each floor.
Besides that, I was lucky to share the room with respectful people and I paid 30€ for 3 nights so I cannot complain about the service. The location is good, you can be in the city center in less than 20min.
It was not a good experience overall.
When I arrived at the hostel, the main gate was closed, they didn’t allow me to get in. It was raining outside, I asked them to go inside just and not to check in but I was said to wait outside till 3PM, the checking time. The Checking In process also took a lot time to wait at the reception later. Finally after long wait when I was a given a room, it was not so dirty, it was in same condition as was checked out by someone and was given to me. When I asked them for cleaning of room many times, I was simply said that the cleaning is done only once a week. There was so bed smell in the room as well as in bathrooms. I tried to use kitchen and put my some food and fruits for breakfast in the fridge at kitchen but I didn’t find that in the morning, someone already took. My overall behaviour was not so good even.
I don’t recommend this place. If you have other option please go with that.
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Krejcího 2261/2A, 180 00 Praha, Prague, 180 00
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Nearest attractions to hostel Homér: Bobsleigh Track (1.1 km.), DinoPark Prague (1.7 km.), Borneo Casino (1.8 km.), O2 Arena Prague (1.8 km.),
Check-in at Hostel Homér is available 14:00, check-out 12:00.
The nearest metro station Palmovka is located at a distance of 1.1 km. from hostel Homér.
Praha - Vysocany Railway Station train station is located just 1.7 km. away
Homér is located 15 km. from Vaclav Havel Airport Prague.
Bobsleigh Track 1.1 km.
Palmovka 1.1 km.
Ládví 1.5 km.
Českomoravská 1.6 km.
Praha - Vysocany Railway Station 1.7 km.
DinoPark Prague 1.7 km.
Střížkov 1.7 km.
Střížkov Subway Station 1.8 km.
Borneo Casino 1.8 km.
O2 Arena Prague 1.8 km.
Kobylisy 1.8 km.
Prosek 1.9 km.
Vaclav Havel Airport Prague 15 km.
We arrived at midnight after a night watching Eurovision on the expectation there would be some sort of night manager. There was no-one there, and the whole building was dark. Luckily there were several kind people sitting in the hallways and kitchen.
After talking to the others staying there we found that there had been no power for the past 3 days and so only the hallway plugs worked. That's why everyone was sitting around.
We still needed a bed for the night and so asked around for who had a spare made up bed and went looking.
After crawling around the building in the dark we found 2 spare beds. But all of the rooms were hot, dirty and had overflowing trash and suspicious marks smeared on the walls.
Once we settled down and got ready for bed (in total darkness) we found that the beds were worn out, shaky and uncomfortable if you were lucky to get a clean one.
There's no air conditioning at all and we found out in the morning when the sun came up at 5 no curtians either.
Everything else was the standard hostel experience of too many people in tiny rooms.
We never saw the receptionist and we looked in the morning. Turns out they are only there from 15-20.
Its bad.
The rule of never going for the cheapest hostel is very valid here.