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Old 10 Jun 2010
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places to stay

Hi all,

Just started a week of biking across Europe and was hoping somebody could point out some biker friendly places to stay in or Berlin and Prague.

Cheers for help.
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I was in Prague a month ago I stayed in the Hotel ibis malastrana Prague a new hotel with under ground secure parking with a lift. I booked it on Booking.com: 86000+ hotels worldwide. Book your hotel now! it was cheaper then at the hotel & the hotel has computers guest can use so handy to get info or next hotel booking. I didn't have breakfast in the hotel as the biggest shopping centre in Prague is next door & on the top floor is a food hall so plenty to chose from. plus the city is full of trams & tram lines so these are good fun on a fully loaded bike so the good thing with the hotel is it is just out side all of this but only 2 minute walk to the tram or metro No9 tram will take you to Wenceslas Square were you can walk to most places. If you won't to try the local food if you get off the tram here there is a small shopping centre across the road through a archway the coffee shop has the best cakes in Prague used by all the locals. The sausages you will see hanging up in the squares are safe to eat too. If you are in to & good food there are so great old pubs in the back streets two I like are two cats & one off of Wenceslas Square is u' pinkasu so I hope you enjoy your self touring.
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i stayed at the ibis on anhalter strasse in berlin, underground parking and close to the sights, etap hotel next door shares the same carpark and is cheaper Hotel in BERLIN - Book your hotel ETAP HOTEL Berlin Potsdamer Platz

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