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No, it's not a hostel, but it is a cosy cafe-bar with occasional DJ sets and live
music. The scruffy rear garden could most charitably be described as a work in pro-
gress.
SLEEPING
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The Hotel Budweis opened its doors in 2010, hived out of an old grain mill with a
picturesque canal-side setting. The owners have opted for a smart contemporary look.
All of the rooms have air-conditioning and are wheelchair accessible. There are two
good restaurants in house, and the central location puts other eating and drinking op-
tions just a short walk away.
GRANDHOTEL ZVON €€
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'Since 1533' says the sign, but we're pretty sure Zvon ‒ one of the city's lead-
ing hotels ‒ has been renovated since then. The ritzy facade across three main-square
buildings is let down by standard rooms, but the executive rooms (add a whopping
80% to listed prices) would be classy in any town.
HHOTEL
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Carved wooden doors open to a restful interior inside these two old burghers' houses
in a quiet street. The restaurant comes recommended by the tourist information office.
PENSION
PENZIÓN CENTRUM €€
1400/1800Kč;
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Huge rooms with satellite TV, queen-sized beds with crisp
