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This is a really nice place with good, comfy rooms, friendly staff and seemingly great location, but... Let's start from the good things - in the very centre of the town, on a beautiful back street of the town full of historical climate. There is a good restaurant with not only traditional regional specialities but also something for vegetarians (not vegans though) and tasty beer from local brewery. The staff speaks limited English but they are very friendly so with minimum effort you should manage just fine. We got clean, simply but conveniently furnished room with comfortable big bed. There were even white towels and bath supplies prepared the way you would expect rather from hotel than a penzion like this, also a fridge with minibar with reasonable prices for the beer and wine. This overall great experience has been somehow spoiled by the surrounding establishments. Those are very nice restaurants and pubs - different styles of great food and beers as in the penzion itself, also nice staff etc. - definitely worth visiting. But... once they are closing about midnight to 1:00 AM (and unfortunately it continues later) the clients going out are making such a ruckus it will definitely wake you up! Part of it is due to the streets being so narrow that you can hear somebody whispering on the ground level being on the third floor. And they are not whispering at all :-). One night we had a bad luck to witness some alcohol-driven argument among some local patrons where there were screams and swearing for like 15 minutes or so, and that was just one event of a few. Same goes for cars occasionally driving through. There is even a note (in English too) someone put on the door that if you are bothered by the nose outside you should... call the local police and even repeat the call if they haven't reacted ;-). Don't get me wrong - we were visiting the same pubs downstairs and we had absolutely no impression that the place might not be safe or anything like that, even during

Staff was friendly and the location was very quiet. It is a 3 star hotel which is more expensive than other hotels of this level in the town. It is difficult to get a parking space close to the hotel. The hotel has a small car park with a padlocked gate about 300 m far (uphill). You have to open/close the gate yourself using the hotel key and walk with your luggage all the way to/from the hotel. Breakfast starts at 8:00 am at weekends, which was too late for me as I needed to leave at half past seven. Overall OK, nothing special.