Czech Inn Celebrates
Celebrating the Big Three with a New Look
Has it really been three years since Mathias Schwender (owner of well-known Sir Toby’s and swoon-worthy Miss Sophie’s) and Chris Syvertsen, General Manager, embarked on a new adventure with the opening of their newest property, Czech Inn? I guess time really does fly when you’re having fun!
Three years ago this month, Czech Inn opened its doors to welcome their first guests. Since then, it’s been a whirlwind of worldwide press, art showings, musicians from around the world, reconstruction and, of course, amazing guests that make the vibe so rockin’.
Housed in a beautifully restored 19th century building, Czech Inn is celebrating its 3rd birthday with the addition of 13 newly constructed double en-suite rooms, slated for completion in early May. Think hotel-style accommodation with a totally hip hostel vibe.
David Baker, Reception Manager said: “I think this is a reinvention of Czech Inn and the boutique hostel industry in general...we’ve always had a chic, sleek, modern design, but the recent reconstruction is taking chic, sleek and modern to a whole new level.”
In the last three years, Czech Inn, a member of Europe’s Famous Hostels, has gotten its fair share of nods from international publications, including Glamour Magazine Italy, Let’s Go, Sky Europe’s In-Flight magazine, Elle UK, Elle Girl UK, numerous guide books, several interior design magazines and more.
For additional information on the reconstruction, contact General Manager Chris Syvertsen at info@czech-inn.com or visit us at www.czech-inn.com.
Also, stay tuned for news about the newest addition to the Bohemian Hostels family, Mosaic House, a new breed of accommodation in Prague, opening its doors in early 2010. Check it out at www.mosaichouse.com.
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