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Mandarin Oriental Prague: Room Options
The other day when The Kempinski Hybernska offered up a Grand Deluxe Room with breakfast for less than 200- Euros a night during High Season, I thought I couldn't be happier.
Well, I am... I received an offer yesterday from the Mandarin Oriental. They proposed a Superior Room with a confirmed upgrade to a Deluxe Room (including breakfast) for a rate that I really can't refuse. I know it is an outstanding property. My only concern is that the Deluxe Room will feel too cramped for an extended stay. I'm wondering if I should contact them about a paid upgrade to a slightly larger room or just leave it alone and see what I end up with. Has anyone actually seen or stayed in one of their Deluxe Rooms? Thanks! |
hi flyer,
I've just had a look at their respective websites, and the delux room at the Mandarin is 38 sqm, as opposed to the 44sqm of the grand lux room at the Kempinski. of couse a lot depends on the layout - those 6sqms may make a lot of difference or none at all. |
Might be worth while contacting them and seeing what they will offer the delux rooms for.The Hotels in Prague are finding things tough with a sever lack of visitors ,especially the higher end hotels and are desparate for any buisness.
Let them know you have other irons in the fire. |
I gather the biggest difference in the rooms is that the MO Deluxe Rooms are open plan. At the K, the Grand Deluxe is more of a Jr. Suite with a separate bedroom and seating area.
I also gather that the rooms vary greatly within a category at the MO. I decided to phone the reservations department and, as graciously and humbly as possible, voice my concern about room size and comfort in the hope that they will assign me a better room within the category. |
flyer - let us know how you get on, just in case [lol] I ever need to know!
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