10-Z Bunker

蘇聯時期防核塵的地堡改裝，非常有特色，裡面有一個小博物館，住客免費。簡陋的公用衛浴設備或許是主題之一，只住一晚還好，早餐不錯。

I understand it's supposed to be an experience, but for the amount one pays it's appalling! The air system runs all the time but is not very good as it's loud, and the air in the room is wet and smelly. There is mould in the room. The beds could use a proper mattress, and still stay authentic. The room could be dusted and clean and still authentic. There could be a little retro sink in the room so people can take water in the bathroom and wash their face and teeth in the room. Would be nice and still authentic for the room. If one pays over £50 a night for which you can get better quality accommodation even in the centre of London, one can expect basic hygienic standards to be kept!

If you know what to expect and still love it it is awesome place. There is cold in there, rooms stink, sleeping bags are moist, showers are dirty and beds are super uncomfy, but if you are history freak and backpacker, or just somebody who can survive one day without luxury go there! Bring your own sleeping bag, bring your own flip-flops and something warmer than a t-shirt and you will be ok. Rooms and corridors are full of thematic items such as gas masks, cans for those masks, hemical uniforms etc. You won't forget visting this place for a long time, I'm dfinietly coming back at least once more.

It's a very good experience for a stay at a bunker to understand the life in a bunker. Air conditioning at 14C, no windows, narrow corridor and basic continental breakfast are overall offering by the host. A complementary visit to bunker is offered that more facilities are opened for visit to provide a better understanding of the life in a bunker. Honestly, one night stay is fine and enough. P.S. The host employs students and disabled people, it is a big merit.

This is a very cool experience. Hands down the best thing to do in Brno. They even have breakfast included which was nice. I came with my young sons and they LOVED it. That said, it is similar to camping. The bathrooms are much like those at an outdoor camp and mostly shared between the sexes although there are small separate girl and boys bathrooms (with a shower stall or two!) toward the front. The beds are close to cots -- some are softer than other so check first and let the adults choose their beds before the kids! With your expectations set for camping, you will enjoy this very unique stay!

This place is a cheap stay and a unique stay. If you’re looking for prime comfort look elsewhere. If you can handle basic amenities for a night or two then absolutely try it as it’s an experience. A few points worth making: - there’s a 24 hour reception - the Wi-Fi actually worked excellently - showers are old skool but warm and powerful. You must pull a chain to keep the water running but I’ve had far worse showers in hotels. - Bring your own toiletries as nothing provided. - toilets were simple but always clean - room was clean - air is damp stuffy but not so bad that you can’t sleep in it etc (my clothes did smell mildly damp when I left) - my room was surprisingly big and full of communist era paraphernalia. - I’m tall (191cm) and the bed had a bar at the end but actually I just about fit in without it impeding me which was good. - bed wasn’t too uncomfortable actually but then I do quite like slightly harder surfaces to sleep on. - pillow was a bit rubbish, sleeping bag old but ok. - Towel was old but fine. Hard to dry in the damp tunnel. - bin in every room and I had one plug socket. - Light not turned off in hallway at night and it came through the door glass window so you won’t get pitch black at night or anything close to it. - key good and security code used to enter accommodation so it is secure. - free self guided tour of the bunker included in price. - breakfast included in price but I never made it as it ran only 8-10am - check out 10am It was great value to be honest and I expected far worse. I wouldn’t choose this place if you expect to spend any time in your room but if you’re out exploring a lot and just need a bed + you’re mildly adventurous then I really recommend.

So the bunker is a neat stay for a night or two. I only stayed one night... little afraid to use the showers, and there was an issue where the light didn't work. But, overall if you want to "experience" a nostalgic era of the cold war then you must definitely try it out even if just for a night. What was cool is I had a typewriter in my room that I actually got working and was able to write a letter out, lol. Again, very fascinating experience that you can only find at this place. I will warn you to bring warm pajamas as the room I was in did get quite cold, but again, you are in a bunker it is not the hilton...it is there for a retro experience. You do get a free tour out of the stay, but I had already done the tour so I didn't take the offer. They do have breakfast too, but due to my timeline I didn't have time for this either. So, either way, I would try this out again but probably will bring along some of my family or friends to enjoy the experience with. Also, with everything happening with Russia and Ukraine at least I feel a little bit safer knowing I'm in a fallout shelter :)

OK, so to be completely honest, sleeping there is quite a terrible experience because it's very uncomfortable - the place is noisy and the beds, well, I wouldn't call them beds. However, that's the point of the whole place. You enter a soviet era bunker for the experience, you shouldn't expect a 5-star hotel. Place is very cheap, offers acceptable breakfast, location is quite good. I don't recommend staying more than 1 night there tho.

Obviously not a typical hostel but a must stay place. Only stayed for a night and that was probably enough. Not the most comfortable beds, but there was free breakfast in the morning.