Uhersky Brod accommodation from NZ$95

Center of the city.

Great after-hours service and suitable for non-Czech speakers. Good room facilities.

While walking to a hotel in a steep hill, one wonders whether Google maps really navigate to the right INTERHOTEL ZLIN while there is just HOTEL ZLIN lettering on the roof. To add confusion, credit card is charged by INTERHOTEL MOSKVA, which is the former name (which is one that also taxi drivers use). Some parts of the hotel are 1980’s-like but there is a nicely renovated part where we stayed on the 10th floor, with chip card door opening and nicely done large shower. Unfortunately, the shower head was poor, there are no grab bars nor a little shelf to put your soap onto. No night light either! The bed is very comfortable though the blanket was too warm and there is no adjustment of temperature in the room as far as we could see. There is a comfortable chair and a writing desk but you cannot sit at the desk if the window is open. The room offers stunning view of the city and lets you sleep well - it is well insulated for noise. The door lock should be serviced, perhaps a drop of oil once in a while - it is hard to open and makes much noise. We heard some people trying constantly. Also, the sink drain needs to be cleaned, but that is what happens in hotels. Clerks were very nice and helpful except one day when we asked for directions and the girl hardly knew where the hotel is on the map. Front desk offers wonderful Bata-related items for sale. Restaurant is just OK. In Moravia, one would expect more than 2 kinds of wine by the glass. Also a more hospitable waitress.