Friendly hotel in Prague. Abri Hotel is a charming hotel located very close to the main points of interest from Prague, the charming central European city. This friendly hotel is situated in a typical building equipped with a complete range of servicies. There are 27 large rooms in the hotel, among which some offering rooms for allergic people. Among its facilities, you could enjoy the offer of its refined restaurant a-la-carte, together with the use its practical car park. Furthermore, there are guided journeys to the main points of interest from Prague. Enjoy at maximum the stay in this mythical city, choosing Abri Hotel.
Abri Hotel is located at 70 metres from the nearest tram station ''Iana Masaryka''. From the airport: get on bus 119 and get off at the end station near metro Dejvika, A line. Take the metro and get off in Namesti Miru.
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