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Case Study Of The Mini-Hotel Prague Sweet Home
1. The mini-hotel Prague Sweet Home is organized in a family home, which is located in one of the greenest and cozy parts of Prague 4 - Pisnice. From home to the very center of Prague (Wenceslas Square), only 30 minutes by public transport (16 minutes by bus and 8 minutes by metro) and maximum 15 minutes by car. From the house to the bus stop - 5 min. walk along a quiet street with no transitions and heavy traffic. Only 30 minutes after walking through the noisy city - and you find yourself in a lovely beautiful residential house in the attractive green countryside, an oasis of tranquility and peace. It is here that you get away for a complete rest and enjoy a warm home atmosphere.
2. What is Prague Sweet Home and why is it here so good and …show more content…
Prague Sweet Home is part of the Czech Travel Agency Zlaté Kolo. And this means that the guests of the mini-hotel have the opportunity to benefit from the variety of additional services: - transfer from/to the airport (20 euro one way); - preliminary reservation of restaurants (free of charge); - Order of theater tickets (free of charge); - car rent for the personal guest use; - taxi with the preference tariff (free of charge); - preparation of cognitive and entertaining programs with the precise location of objects and access map (at a fee, depending on the program complexity); - Tours in Prague and field trips outside the capital, in different languages involving the licensed guides (depending on the tour duration, on the venue, need for the transport rent, etc.). Reservations of the sightseeing guided tours are made on preliminary requests and with partial prepayment; - organization of personal events - supply and delivery of flowers, birthdays, romantic dinners, engagements, anniversaries, etc. (at a fee, depending on the complexity of organization); - Providing a list of the most interesting events taking place at this time in Prague, concerts, exhibitions, traditional festivals, fairs, etc. (free of charge); - Reservation of resort hotels, round trip, cognitive program near the selected resort (at a fee); - providing all the necessary information and assistance when visiting Prague - attractions, museums, transport, shops and shopping centers, sales, souvenirs, reliable currency exchange offices, restaurants, pubs, etc. (free of charge). To learn more about the guided tours and unusual tourist programs mix of the Czech Travel Agency, please visit the website www.zlatekolo.ru. The hotel gives its guests the access to substantial savings across all guided
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