2/5 Leokoeba 2 years ago on Google
The
place
is
well
located,
with
an
amazing
SPA
and
very
large
rooms,
but
that's
all
there
is
to
this
Hotel.
I
honestly
don't
know
how
they
have
4
stars,
maybe
the
spa,
but
you
can't
have
your
hotel
staff
that
barely
speaks
English.
Now
now,
I'm
italian,
i
can
say
these
things.
Look,
starting
from
the
fact
the
room
was
indeed
very
spacious,
the
A/C
system
was
probably
installed
in
the
'70s.
No
digital
display,
just
a
tiny
lever
that
went
either
"+"
or
"-".
Wanted
to
warm
ourselves
up
a
little,
due
to
the
chilly
weather
of
the
beautiful
Prague,
and
we
had
to
sleep
with
tracksuits
and
socks.
The
TV
was
ridiculously
small
for
the
distance
from
the
bed
and
the
toilet
had
this
industrial
fan
that
would
completely
deafen
you
while
inside.
But
back
to
the
English
point.
2
were
the
unpleasant
situations
we
found
ourselves
in.
1.
There
were
2
bottles
of
water
in
the
room,
5
euro
each,
like
(???),
but
whatever,
so
i
went
downstairs
to
ask
the
lady
at
the
reception
if
the
water
from
the
tap
was
potable.
She
replied:
yes,
it
is
130
Kč
(??).
So
I
go,
"no
lady,
I
mean
the
water
from
the
faucet"
-
"yes,
yes,
you
can
drink.
its
130
Kč".
(*palmface).
Eventually
i
tell
her
that
i
meant
the
running
water
in
the
bathroom,
the
one
to
wash
hands
and
brush
teeth.
"ahhh,
yes
yes,
you
can
drink
for
free"_
Duh,
thanks.
2.
This
happened
during
breakfast
instead,
which
was
from
7
to
10
am.
We
get
there
at
9:20,
so
there
is
still
a
good
40
minutes
of
service,
you
know.
Well,
i
get
to
the
salty
selection
and
i
see
two
chafers
(the
ones
with
a
flame
underneath
and
boiling
water
to
keep
the
food
warm,
i'm
sure
you've
seen
'em);
anyways,
I
see
2
of
them
and
1
was
fully
empty.
So
I
ask
the
lady
whether
they
were
gonna
fill
it
up
with
some
scrambled
eggs
or
something.
She
goes
"no,
that's
no
use"
-
implying,
they
don't
use
it.
I
ask
her
again,
wondering
why
keep
two
chafers
on
the
breakfast
buffet
if
one
was
not
meant
to
be
used.
I
get
a
big
"uhhhhhh,
no".
And
she
takes
off.
Dude.
Funny
enough,
the
morning
after
they
were
both
filled,
and,
surprise
surprise,
scrambled
eggs
!
yay...
One
last
thing,
beside
the
sanitizer
gel
bottle
that
squirts
upwards
at
the
reception
that
almost
hit
me
in
the
face
(not
even
joking),
they
didn't
do
our
room
on
the
2nd
of
3
days.
When
we
came
back
from
a
lovely
day
tour,
and
found
our
room
as
we
left
it,
i
went
to
ask
to
the
receptionist,
who
then
handed
me
a
poorly
cut
piece
of
paper
where
it
was
written
that
due
to
Ministry
of
Health
policies,
guests
had
to
ask
for
their
room
to
be
made
over.
Smelt
like
bs
to
me,
more
like,
we
are
short
on
staff
and
we
figured
we'd
cut
on
room
cleaning
service.
Anyway,
I
tell
her
that
nobody
gave
me
such
"guideline"
on
our
arrival
and
her
reply
was
"well,
I
wasn't
the
one
to
check
you
in,
so..".
So,
I
guess
I
will
leave
a
review
the
reflects
the
poor
service
and
manners
of
the
EA
Embassy
Hotel
Prague
as
well
as
never
come
back.
Thank
you
for
the
stay.
Not.