Hotel Panský dům 1 s.r.o.

I can only review the restaurant - What a delight. A themed pub, with the theme being "renovated in the 90's and not touched since". Worn holes in the carpet beneath our feet were the finishing touch to a classy recreation of decay. Food, surprisingly, was priced according to modern standards, yet clung to the theme of the restaurant admirably. Packet chanterelle sauce on half a chicken breast accompanied by sprigs of rocket and frozen chips. A pizza with one onion ring, four slices of the cheapest ham one can find and a curious combination of barely melted yet congealed cheese. A chicken schnitzel that was described as a child's portion by the waitress (it wasn't supposed to be a child's portion) and (saving grace) a chicken tortilla that my daughter loved.

Very friendly for cycling. You can store bicycles inside hotel, no problem to go through restaurant with bicycles. Very friendly staff, excellent meal. Nice surprise after experience with other facilities in this area.

As you enter the building to eat indoors, you'll notice very, very dirty walls, tables and floors. The drink sizes are way smaller than anyone would ask for when wanting a "sip of cola". Ordering a "Quattro Formagi" I notice a spelling error followed by a pizza with a centimetre of ONE type of cheese and a sea of grease. The tv on the wall plays music videos from four decades ago, they must have downgraded from a better tv as there's a big mark under the current one, showing the previous tv's size. The menus are written in Czech only and the dessert menu shows three times as many desserts as they serve in the restaurant.

Super

I was not a hotel guest, I just needed to eat. The food was not much, the daily menu advertised outside was not available at all, the kitchen smelled of fumes, only after half an hour on the second request, the staff turned off the television, which I had over my head. However, the fact that it was not possible to pay by card in the hotel restaurant really got me. In addition, the children of one of the staff were probably moving around the restaurant, and it was no coincidence that someone would be wearing a veil (September 26, 2020). A very big tragedy