Nearby Attractions And Points Of Interest - Appia Residences Hotel

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  Chapel St. Johannes Dimensions Length - 23 metres Width - 6 metres Height - 3.5 metres Maximum Theatre Style Capacity - 80 Maximum 'U' Shaped Style Capacity - 45 Maximum Boardroom Style Capacity - 40 Maximum Cocktail Style Capacity - 100 Maximum Banquet Style Capacity - 60 Maximum Dinner - Dance Style Capacity - 50 The Meeting rooms have windows with natural daylight that can be effectively blacked out. A chapel shaped, historical room with authentic beams.
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  Chapel St. Johannes Dimensions Length - 23 metres Width - 6 metres Height - 3.5 metres Maximum Theatre Style Capacity - 80 Maximum 'U' Shaped Style Capacity - 45 Maximum Boardroom Style Capacity - 40 Maximum Cocktail Style Capacity - 100 Maximum Banquet Style Capacity - 60 Maximum Dinner - Dance Style Capacity - 50 The Meeting rooms have windows with natural daylight that can be effectively blacked out. A chapel shaped, historical room with authentic beams.
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  At The Seven Swabians Yet more medieval shenanigans in the requisite cellar space where fire-eating, duelling and even torture takes place as you dine. Traditional recipes employing only authentic 15th and 16th century ingredients means no tomatoes or potatoes. U Patrona One of only fifteen Michelin recommended restaurants in Prague, dining at U Patrona is a trip into the bygone era of Czech hospitality. Diners can enjoy the intimate downstairs room or the large upstairs area where you can watch the chef preparing your French influenced Czech specialities, such as Venison medallions with baked apples, cranberries and chanterelle ragout. The luxurious surrounding mimics the gracious service, superb menu and wine list. U Zlate Hrusky Up above the castle, the Golden Pear is one of the top ten dining establishments in the city, Brown wood panels and low ceiling make for intimate dining. El Centro This warm and bright Spanish eatery, slightly hidden in a discreet alley way at Mala Strana, is an amazing choice if you are looking for a fiesta in your mouth. The paella is savoury and fresh, the tortilla espanola is piquant, and the gazpacho is delectable. It is a spicy change from the routine.
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  At The Seven Swabians Yet more medieval shenanigans in the requisite cellar space where fire-eating, duelling and even torture takes place as you dine. Traditional recipes employing only authentic 15th and 16th century ingredients means no tomatoes or potatoes. U Patrona One of only fifteen Michelin recommended restaurants in Prague, dining at U Patrona is a trip into the bygone era of Czech hospitality. Diners can enjoy the intimate downstairs room or the large upstairs area where you can watch the chef preparing your French influenced Czech specialities, such as Venison medallions with baked apples, cranberries and chanterelle ragout. The luxurious surrounding mimics the gracious service, superb menu and wine list. U Zlate Hrusky Up above the castle, the Golden Pear is one of the top ten dining establishments in the city, Brown wood panels and low ceiling make for intimate dining. El Centro This warm and bright Spanish eatery, slightly hidden in a discreet alley way at Mala Strana, is an amazing choice if you are looking for a fiesta in your mouth. The paella is savoury and fresh, the tortilla espanola is piquant, and the gazpacho is delectable. It is a spicy change from the routine.