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Music room · 2+kk

Hudební pokoj · Apartmán 2+kk

From2 500 Kč/ night
2+kk41.032 guestsStay 29+ nights · –20%
— The story

A smaller variant of the Music room, with the same tribute to Smetana, Gott, and Burian — no terrace, but on a quiet floor with a courtyard view, at 41.03 m².

The room's interior will charm you with stylish decorations celebrating the golden age of Czech music. Look forward to tasteful decor featuring musical-score motifs referencing Bedřich Smetana, along with artistic details recalling the theatrical spirit of E. F. Burian.

History comes alive in this room. You'll learn that a young Bedřich Smetana spent his student years right here in Pilsen and composed his first polkas, that the divine Karel Gott was born here and spent his childhood here, and that the visionary theater-maker E. F. Burian hailed from here too.

In the evening, after returning from the city, put on a record, switch on the stylish lamp, and let yourself be carried away by an atmosphere you won't find anywhere else. This room is a celebration of Czech genius and elegance.

Tune in to the right wavelength and experience accommodation with its own rhythm and style. Book your stay at VOLTAS today!

— Included with your stay
  • Fibre Wi-Fi · 1 Gbps
  • Smartphone check-in
  • Espresso bar + Nespresso
  • Weekly housekeeping
  • Egyptian cotton linens
  • Garage parking · on request
What shouldn't you miss during your stay?
  • Smetana Park and the Study and Research LibraryTake a walk through a beautiful park loop where a majestic statue of Bedřich Smetana stands. Right next door, on the building of the Study and Research Library, you'll find a memorial plaque commemorating Smetana's grammar-school years in Pilsen (1840–1843).
  • The J. K. Tyl Theatre (DJKT)Visit one of the most significant Czech theaters. Both the Great Theatre and the New Stage offer top-tier opera, musical, and drama performances — an ideal way to honor the legacy of both E. F. Burian and Bedřich Smetana.
  • In Karel Gott's footstepsWalk through the places where the greatest legend of Czech pop music spent his early years (until 1945), before his family moved to Prague. Pilsen has never forgotten its famous native son.
  • Cafés and clubs in the centerPilsen still lives and breathes culture today. Around Klatovská třída you'll find great cafés and clubs with live music, where you can sit back with a glass of wine or a good beer.
— The building

Restored 1908 façade. Contemporary zinc-clad rooftop. Two minutes to the tram, twelve to Náměstí Republiky.