Hotel Hajek

Toto místo již nefunguje

Strava se zhoršila, personál pomalejší.

Netter Service und zum schlafen in Ordnung. Sauberkeit und Ausstattung hier doch eher fragwürdig.

Hotel nic moc, ale kompenzují to prijemni zsmestnanci.

Super pžístup,jídlo dobré a personál na 1,není co dodat.

Zajímala nás japonská zahrada kvůli pořádání svatebního obřadu a následně i hostiny. Se snoubencem nás velmi zklamala obsluha, ale to nebylo to nejhorší. To, co rozhodlo o tom, že sem už nikdy nepůjdeme je fakt, že můj snoubenec měl otravu z jídla. Zapečené brambory s květákem a bohužel nedodělaným vajíčkem :(

Normal czech Hotel.

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