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 Clown and Bard Hostel
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Reviewed By:
Phillip (January 17, 2003)
Type of Room Stayed In: N/A
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Disgraceful....I booked 6 months in advance and received a
confirmation and was told to reconfirm 2 days before arrival. Fortunately I
reconfirmed 2 weeks before and they had double booked and cancelled my booking.
They did not even bother to contact me to let me know.
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Reviewed By:
Jarred (January 15, 2003)
Type of Room Stayed In: Dormitory
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Was one of the most fun places I've stayed. Bar down stairs was
great. Dorm was not too bad considering it contained about 30 beds (though I was
the rude/drunk one that came home at 4 am). When I was there it was a very fun
and social hostel.
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Baratier (January 15, 2003)
Type of Room Stayed In: Dormitory
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While entering the dorm area might be closed tightly; access to the
safe has to be improved. They don't keep track of who has what in there. If you
ask to them to open it, they will without checking whether you have something in
there or not. I could have easily grabbed somebody else's valuables and they wouldn't have
known. Some of the staff had an attitude, and some were just great. They lost
my reservation and I ended up stuck in a corner in the big 36 dorm, which
sucked the fat one. The bar was alright. Movies and lots of ample spaces to
lounge around. Location was good, however. Clean facilites, but the pay phone
didn't work, and most of the time, two of the three computers were "faulty". (Fall 2003)
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Reviewed By:
Nitsansh
Type of Room Stayed In: Dormitory
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The
first glance could be misleading. You walk downstairs
from street level to a dark bar. This is the common
room, and reception is in one of the corners. It's quite
lively in the evening, but the party disperses fairly
early. Night birds may find it difficult to party in
this area. There is a wide choice of rooms, from studios
for long-term stays to dormitories ranging from 4-beds
to a giant 36-bed room. I stayed in a 4-bed dorm on
first floor. It was one of the most spacious hostel
rooms I recall, and even had a closet! The noise from
the bar downstairs didn't bother me when I went to bed
early. The shower and toilet were shared by 2 such
rooms, IE maximum 8 people. You needed 2 keys to get to
your room - one for the floor and one for the room, so
security is not a problem. The hostel is in a
residential area (Zizkov) close to the city center.
Several restaurants and bars around, and a store at a
24-hours gas station nearby as well. Everything is
cheap. I never paid more than 5$ for a meal in the
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