The Smarthotel Nezvalova Archa is one of the first "smart" hotels to use a self-service system based on modern technologies. Almost everything from booking to payment, check-in and key handover is done electronically.
The self-service concept also applies to catering, the use of workspaces with technology and possibly other services. The exterior and interior of this unusual building was designed by artist Jiří David and his installations have become a functional part of the hotel.
The hotel near the train station offers 37 cosy studios with their own small equipped kitchen, bathroom and toilet. You can choose from three types of rooms: economy, standard, superior.
The common areas of the hotel are designed to serve as a full-fledged office, a place to meet friends or business partners, or as an alternative training room. Wi-Fi, good coffee, printer, photocopier and data projector are all fully available. On rainy days, you may also appreciate board games, books, a data projector and much more.
You will find the Smarthotel close to the main train station. You can park right in front of the hotel, and there are public transport stops, a supermarket, restaurants and cafés nearby.
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