Bunker 10-Z

Let me tell you that this hostel is an experience. It really is a bunker and a museum where you can spend the night. The whole place takes you on a trip in history: the rooms are organised with retro furniture, you sleep in a sleeping bag, don't expect to have mobile connection, only the wifi in the depth of the bunker. The breakfast was nice, the plates, cutlery and even some of the foods remind you of socialism. (Májka - liver paste, various spreads, small cake) I had the opportunity to be guided around the bunker by Martin and as I was the only participant, he did almost the whole tour in English. The place also hosts events, the night I stayed there was a swing dance party in the big hall. The doors of the corridor are well insulated, so the noise was not coming in. BUT I would reccommend to pack earplugs as the air filtering system is working all night and can be a bit distracting. There are mixed bathrooms but you can also find separate ones if you don't get lost in the maze of the bunker:) They are quite minimalist but what do you expect from a bunker? (There is only one swtting for the shower which is a bit slow to warm up but there's warm water) If you're interested in history, I would recommend to check out this place but you might not want to spend more than a night as the novelty wears off. And don't expect luxury please! The staff was super friendly and helpful, they are also happy to help you store your luggage after you checked out.

I LOVED the authenticity of the hostel and friendliness of the staff !! Bunker is not just a funky hostel name, it is a hostel in a real bunker!!!! I loved also how the place is decorated...whether rooms, facilities or just corridors. The hostel paid a great attention to decorate all the premises with things that make you really believe that a time machine made you land in the Czech republic during the German occupation. If you are looking for smth fancy, look elsewhere. But if you are looking for a unique experience, this is the place to be !!!!! The concept and set up of this hostel is so unique (and I travelled hostels all around the world). Thanks for an amazing experience! Also special thanks to a man from the reception who guided me through the museum!!! Finally, I read a comment about a poor breakfast. First, let me note that for the price paid, the breakfast was super rich and offered a variety of food and drinks. The ingredients are chosen to reflect the spirit of the bunker.. so well, if you expect super fancy hams, selections of cheese, you better go elsewhere. But for me, the breakfast and the great variety of choice exceeded my expectations!

If you’re after a great-value hostel that throws in breakfast and doubles as a museum (which you can wander for free), don’t think twice. It’s fascinating—authentic without feeling like it’s performing for tourists. The showers were basic but spot-on for the era, a proper trip back to the Soviet 60s. The bunk bed was surprisingly comfy, and the hefty sleeping bags hit that sweet spot between army-issue and cosy. Brought back some solid old memories.

Very interesting and the staff were extremely helpful and welcoming. A must vist for anyone interested in the WW2 and/or Cold War history of Czechoslovakia. What is particularly unusual about the Bunker is how interactive it is. Being able to hold and touch exhibits is very satisfying. 10/10

The hostel is cozy, clean, and has a welcoming vibe.Staff are kind and make you feel at home.It’s in a great location with easy access to shops and transport.Common areas are lively and perfect for meeting other travelers.A great choice for comfort, convenience, and good value.

Location is good.Close to the Tram station.By walking city center : 15 minutes.Staff was helpfull.Ambiance of the place is awesome !Btw,room was cold.Rooms must be warm.That's why, you must bring polar sweater. :)

An exhilarating experience, spending the night in a nuclear bunker 25 meters underground, knowing it's bound to be on a map somewhere... The staff is very helpful, the facilities are otherwise fine, but it's still a '40 - '50 bunker, which makes it a challenging experience. For example the gurgling air conditioning, the layout with the underground corridors and dated furniture. You'll have a complete breakfast included. Highly recommended if you dare.

!! I ONLY EXPERIENCED THE MUSEUM AND NOT THE HOTEL I really liked this place. It is very interactive, making the time spent there amazing. Me and my group could wear coats from that period along with an army cap. We could also touch everything that was placed, especially: play with the radio machines, old piano, open med kits and look inside of them.