Foreign Correspondent Training Course, July 2010 - Accommodation

Hotel – You'll be staying at the Iris hotel, a modern four-star hotel in Prague's Vrsovice district.

Location – It’s not right in the centre of town, but the hotel is only a 20-minute tram ride from the centre. It’s located right across the road from a shopping centre.

Facilities – The rooms have satellite television, internet connection, a safe and an en-suite bathroom with either a bath or shower, a WC and a hair dryer.

Rooms – Unless otherwise requested, you’ll be sharing a twin room with another participant. If you’d like a single room, we can arrange it for an extra fee of €213 / US$307.

Please contact plockovaj@tol.org for information.

Breakfast – Breakfast at the hotel is included in the course fee.

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