Minotel Seven Days

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The National Museum exhibits natural scientific and historical collections including paleontology, botany and archaeology.

Expert Tip. Bathrooms feature bathtubs or showers. Rooms include sound-proof windows and doors. Complimentary dial-up and high-speed wired Internet access is available to those with laptops. Television Internet access is available with infrared keyboards for a fee. Satellite television is provided. Suites feature dark wooden furniture and separate sitting areas. Rooms offer tables, chairs and desks. Rooms include wooden furniture and coral red bedspreads. Smoke-free guestrooms at the Minotel Seven Days feature Villa Borghese-style furniture.

Guestrooms. The hotel offers a business center and meeting rooms. A sauna and a jetted tub are available for a fee. The hotel includes a complimentary fitness center on the attic floor. The Lobby Bar, serving cocktails and other drinks, features a large plasma television. The restaurant offers international dishes and wines. The floor-to-ceiling windows end at a ceiling resembling a light blue sky. The hotel's restaurant features an atrium with white arches. Built as a neo-renaissance residential structure in 1888, the Minotel Seven Days is distinguished as a United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization World Heritage Site.
Hotel Features. The hotel is less than three kilometers from the Charles Bridge. The town centre and Old Town Square are less than two kilometers away. The hotel is 643 meters from shopping at Wenceslas Square. The Minotel Seven Days is 160 kilometers from the National Museum in Prague, Czech Republic.