Parkhotel Terezín

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• Gateway7W

  10 noviembre 2011
  Hotel reflects reflects the change of Terezin

  Terezin is changing. Buildings are being restored and younger people are moving in. There's a feeling of re-birth and the Parkhotel is a great example of this. This is my second visit to Terezin but my first time staying in the fortress town for more than a day and I'm more than pleased with my choice of accommodation. Under new management, the hotel is very comfortable, very reasonably priced and my room was spacious offering all amenities including in-room WiFi. Breakfast is sparce and help yourself but it comes with the room rate. The bar/dining area is a good place to relax at the end of the day with a fair menu to choose from. Located close to the bus stop and withing easy walking distance to the rest of the town. I'll certainly stay here on my next visit.

  

• LaoMang

  01 noviembre 2012
  Very nice receptionist

  A young man who worked for the hotel was very nice to us. He waited us to check in until 8pm and arrived early to make the breakfast on the second day. But we were the only guests of the night, which made me feel a little scared. The room was basic but very big and clean.

  

• zippy608

  12 septiembre 2015
  As basic as they come

  The town of Terezin has quite a history. It was built as a garrison town in the 1780's and during World War 2 it became a ghetto and concentration camp. It has never really recovered from its history.The town is a depressed town and we knew it going in so I wasn't too surprised. We originally had a room booked in a different town, but at the last minute decided to stay in Terezin to give ourselves the most time we could to visit Theresienstadt and the surrounding sites.The location of the hotel is very good. It is very close to the ghetto museum. We also walked to the fort area which is a bit further so it is walkable, but driving would be better for most people I'm sure. The room was clean, there is free parking, excellent wifi, what staff we saw were friendly and there is a hairdryer. The breakfast was your typical breakfast. We paid approx. $52.00 for the night. Now the downside. When we arrived in the late afternoon it was locked up tight. We were about to make a call and a woman appeared from out of nowhere and unlocked the door for us and gave us our room. The hotel was pretty much deserted. We saw one other woman coming out of her room during our stay.There seemed to be more than a few homeless and rough looking people and most of them seemed to gather in the park across from the hotel. With there being no air conditioning, in the middle of a heat wave, we had the windows open all night so it was a bit noisy with them doing whatever it is they were doing. I knew that the hotel doors were locked, but I have to admit that I was still a bit nervous that night. Nothing happened of course. I also want to add that we felt very safe walking around the streets during the day although from the stares we got you can tell that they are not really used to outsiders walking around the non-tourist areas. Also there is no elevator/lift so you need to carry your bags up the stairs. They do appear to be fixing the town up a bit. Some of the houses are being restored and are very brightly painted. Terezin is definitely off the beaten track, but If you are looking for a basic hotel to lay your head down then it is worth staying for a night.

  

• Teukka

  20 enero 2017
  Cheap and average

  We arrived quite late to the hotel but the hotel clerk helpfully waited us. Hotel receptionist doesn't speak English but we got our room and everything to handle. Room was basic but roomy. It was clean and the beds were comfortable. Our room's door didn't close properly but we still have the courage to sleep there. View from the window was straight to the ramshackle back alley but it doesn't bother us. Breakfast wasn't buffet-type. They brought you a ready plate with few cucumber and tomato slices on it.

  

• Juanjo P

  04 marzo 2017
  Sin elección con el desayuno

  Hotel grande pero prácticamente vacío cuando nosotros fuimos. Cómodo, sin grandes lujos. Correcto. Lo único que no nos gustó es que, al contrario de lo que pasa en la mayoría de restaurantes, el menú del desayuno era "cerrado", y acostumbrados a los buffet se nos antojó mucho peor.