10-Z Bunker

Fascinating place to stay, definitely unique. I would add you should be prepared that this is a bunker and themed still as such. The beds and linen aren’t Four Seasons level and you will not get a view. Wash areas are shared but clean, quiet and hot water never run out etc

Sehr gut erhalten sehr sauber und nicht zu kalt Einziges manko keine parkmöglichkeit für pkw

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.

Do not expect comfort and luxury, this is a nuclear bunker that is very authentic. Expect a hard bed, sleeping bag and soft pillow. Showers are operated by a pull down (they are hot). It was a great experience and I was glad I did it.

It is what it is - a bunker. Amazing experience. Great location for exploring Brno on foot. Paid parking garage just across the street.

Det var en artig opplevelse for store og små, vi kom veldig seint men siden det er døgnåpen betjening gikk det veldig fint. Parkerte ved ett hotell rett bortenfor, det kostet litt men var ikke langt å gå. Rommet var romsligt og sengene var stål køyeseng med tynn madrass og sovepose, men alle sov godt!

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!

I was a little hesitant about staying in a bunker, BUT it was completely fine for two nights. It’s definitely not luxurious, but it is clean, an experience, and my private room was comfortable. While it feels like a basement, the room and bathroom was clean, and the sleeping bag and bed were actually very comfortable. It was perfect for a summer time stay as it’s a nice 65 degrees Fahrenheit all year round. If you are interested in history whatsoever, staying one or two nights is definitely worth it. Plus you get to tour the bunker for free. There’s even a free breakfast that was pretty decent! Aside from the experience, the staff was amazing. They are dedicated to hiring folks of different backgrounds and teaching people about peace, totalitarianism, and history. And on top of that, they are extremely friendly! While not a five star hotel, the staff are deserving of working in one. It was also super close to the city center and train station. I couldn’t have asked for a better location.

Keine Küche, in der Kleinigkeiten, Tee oder Suppe, gekocht werdem können. Vor allem kein Aufenthaltsraum.

What a unique experience in Brno! The bunker room was clean, comfortable and rather spacious. We found the temperature pleasantly cool, especially enjoyable during summer. Although the toilet and shower were shared with other rooms, they were clean too. Wifi worked fine. Both the entrance fee for visiting the museum and a breakfast were included. Mind you that you need to be at the breakfast area early in order to enjoy the full spread. What makes this place so much more than the sum of all those mentioned? The friendly and helpful staff! Don't miss this if you're in Brno. I won't hesitate to stay there again if I revisit Brno.

Friendly people and staff. What it was a pain and got me a cold is the weather conditions inside the facilities. It was extremely cold, there was no heating. The cold in the place destroyed my experience. I had a group of girls next to my room who were talking non stop so was hard to fall asleep. In general I would tell you not to expect much. Sleeping was also hard as there are no mattresses but they are just yoga mats your are sleeping in. Bathroom would be nice if it can be also improved as it was a bit dirty.

Fascinating place to stay, definitely unique. I would add you should be prepared that this is a bunker and themed still as such. The beds and linen aren’t Four Seasons level and you will not get a view. Wash areas are shared but clean, quiet and hot water never run out etc

Sehr gut erhalten sehr sauber und nicht zu kalt Einziges manko keine parkmöglichkeit für pkw

You have to taper your expectations for a luxury stay. This is a novelty hostel to stay in. As it's a bunker, it really plays to the theme. It's deep underground and dark by design. It does wind up a bit chilly inside, but the sleeping bag i was provided was surprisingly warm. Breakfast was a simple affair, a basic buffet. You don't get any phone signal inside, but the wifi actually works for once. Showers attempt to be warm, but you have to keep it running to get some warmth, possibly not ideal if you're feeling under the weather. It's worth noting it's also a museum, so depending on where your room is, you may be hearing the music and videos for a fair amount of time during the day. I found that when the museum is closed on monday or any time after 7pm, you have to ring the doorbell for a member of staff to let you in. It can take them a while if you're coming back late at night, but not a big issue and at least it's secure. It's an experience, worth trying out, just be mentally prepared for it.

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 :)

I was a little hesitant about staying in a bunker, BUT it was completely fine for two nights. It’s definitely not luxurious, but it is clean, an experience, and my private room was comfortable. While it feels like a basement, the room and bathroom was clean, and the sleeping bag and bed were actually very comfortable. It was perfect for a summer time stay as it’s a nice 65 degrees Fahrenheit all year round. If you are interested in history whatsoever, staying one or two nights is definitely worth it. Plus you get to tour the bunker for free. There’s even a free breakfast that was pretty decent! Aside from the experience, the staff was amazing. They are dedicated to hiring folks of different backgrounds and teaching people about peace, totalitarianism, and history. And on top of that, they are extremely friendly! While not a five star hotel, the staff are deserving of working in one. It was also super close to the city center and train station. I couldn’t have asked for a better location.

This is a real bunker! You get an amazing historical sense of what living through the Cold War might have been like, or as a grittier version of a Vault Dweller in Fallout. The mold reminded me of what it might breathing in constant rads might be like. An amazing experience!

What a unique experience in Brno! The bunker room was clean, comfortable and rather spacious. We found the temperature pleasantly cool, especially enjoyable during summer. Although the toilet and shower were shared with other rooms, they were clean too. Wifi worked fine. Both the entrance fee for visiting the museum and a breakfast were included. Mind you that you need to be at the breakfast area early in order to enjoy the full spread. What makes this place so much more than the sum of all those mentioned? The friendly and helpful staff! Don't miss this if you're in Brno. I won't hesitate to stay there again if I revisit Brno.

A little bit of moisture and noise, but what did you expect from bunker ;)

Fascinating place to stay, definitely unique. I would add you should be prepared that this is a bunker and themed still as such. The beds and linen aren’t Four Seasons level and you will not get a view. Wash areas are shared but clean, quiet and hot water never run out etc

Do not expect comfort and luxury, this is a nuclear bunker that is very authentic. Expect a hard bed, sleeping bag and soft pillow. Showers are operated by a pull down (they are hot). It was a great experience and I was glad I did it.

You have to taper your expectations for a luxury stay. This is a novelty hostel to stay in. As it's a bunker, it really plays to the theme. It's deep underground and dark by design. It does wind up a bit chilly inside, but the sleeping bag i was provided was surprisingly warm. Breakfast was a simple affair, a basic buffet. You don't get any phone signal inside, but the wifi actually works for once. Showers attempt to be warm, but you have to keep it running to get some warmth, possibly not ideal if you're feeling under the weather. It's worth noting it's also a museum, so depending on where your room is, you may be hearing the music and videos for a fair amount of time during the day. I found that when the museum is closed on monday or any time after 7pm, you have to ring the doorbell for a member of staff to let you in. It can take them a while if you're coming back late at night, but not a big issue and at least it's secure. It's an experience, worth trying out, just be mentally prepared for it.

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 :)

Det är ju en bunker, och att leva upp till ryktet om militärens bekvämlighet gjorde dem. Dålig täckning (det är en bunker!!!), obekväm spjälsäng och ett kallt rum djupt in i berget. Du får vad du förväntar dig av en gammal militäranläggning och det kanske inte är för alla. Tappade känslan för tid helt när man saknade fönster och solljus. Absolut ett ställe att komma tillbaka till i Brno

A great place to stay for an interesting experience. I would not suggest more than one night. Don't expect to get much sleep. There is no way for sound to be muffled in a bunker so you can hear people in the hallways throughout the night. Bathroom facilities are minimal: no place to put anything. So carry your toothbrush to the bathroom with toothpaste already on it. If you plan to take a shower, there is not even a hook to hang a towel. A stay in the bunker is a bit like camping. However, the fun of staying in a bunker eclipses these details. You can explore the bunker and can even go on a tour of the bunker at no additional cost (its included in your stay) but the tour is only in Czech. There are so many nifty things to see throughout the bunker: old rotary phones, jackets, gas masks, first aid kits, security doors, helmets, etc. There is wifi but I was unable to get a good connection in my room (the rooms are underground after all) but the breakfast room is close enough to the outside world and has great wifi. There are no outlets there though. I had so many outlets in my room, I could have charged a family's worth of toys, yet I was in a room with one bed. The bed is an original cot and although I did not sleep well, the cot was not uncomfortable. A sleeping bag is provided as the bedding and is all that is needed to keep you warm.

I was a little hesitant about staying in a bunker, BUT it was completely fine for two nights. It’s definitely not luxurious, but it is clean, an experience, and my private room was comfortable. While it feels like a basement, the room and bathroom was clean, and the sleeping bag and bed were actually very comfortable. It was perfect for a summer time stay as it’s a nice 65 degrees Fahrenheit all year round. If you are interested in history whatsoever, staying one or two nights is definitely worth it. Plus you get to tour the bunker for free. There’s even a free breakfast that was pretty decent! Aside from the experience, the staff was amazing. They are dedicated to hiring folks of different backgrounds and teaching people about peace, totalitarianism, and history. And on top of that, they are extremely friendly! While not a five star hotel, the staff are deserving of working in one. It was also super close to the city center and train station. I couldn’t have asked for a better location.

Unique experience. Cheap for the hostel part. But they Should have told me in advance that I was getting a room right next to 1 of the Bathrooms! I could easily hear a lot of noice coming from the bathroom. And that made it hard to get enough and proper sleep.

What a unique experience in Brno! The bunker room was clean, comfortable and rather spacious. We found the temperature pleasantly cool, especially enjoyable during summer. Although the toilet and shower were shared with other rooms, they were clean too. Wifi worked fine. Both the entrance fee for visiting the museum and a breakfast were included. Mind you that you need to be at the breakfast area early in order to enjoy the full spread. What makes this place so much more than the sum of all those mentioned? The friendly and helpful staff! Don't miss this if you're in Brno. I won't hesitate to stay there again if I revisit Brno.

A little bit of moisture and noise, but what did you expect from bunker ;)

Friendly people and staff. What it was a pain and got me a cold is the weather conditions inside the facilities. It was extremely cold, there was no heating. The cold in the place destroyed my experience. I had a group of girls next to my room who were talking non stop so was hard to fall asleep. In general I would tell you not to expect much. Sleeping was also hard as there are no mattresses but they are just yoga mats your are sleeping in. Bathroom would be nice if it can be also improved as it was a bit dirty.

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.

Difficult to review a property of this type as you should know what you're getting. That said it was a wonderful experience. The staff were superb, really helpful.

You have to taper your expectations for a luxury stay. This is a novelty hostel to stay in. As it's a bunker, it really plays to the theme. It's deep underground and dark by design. It does wind up a bit chilly inside, but the sleeping bag i was provided was surprisingly warm. Breakfast was a simple affair, a basic buffet. You don't get any phone signal inside, but the wifi actually works for once. Showers attempt to be warm, but you have to keep it running to get some warmth, possibly not ideal if you're feeling under the weather. It's worth noting it's also a museum, so depending on where your room is, you may be hearing the music and videos for a fair amount of time during the day. I found that when the museum is closed on monday or any time after 7pm, you have to ring the doorbell for a member of staff to let you in. It can take them a while if you're coming back late at night, but not a big issue and at least it's secure. It's an experience, worth trying out, just be mentally prepared for it.

Det var en artig opplevelse for store og små, vi kom veldig seint men siden det er døgnåpen betjening gikk det veldig fint. Parkerte ved ett hotell rett bortenfor, det kostet litt men var ikke langt å gå. Rommet var romsligt og sengene var stål køyeseng med tynn madrass og sovepose, men alle sov godt!

I was a little hesitant about staying in a bunker, BUT it was completely fine for two nights. It’s definitely not luxurious, but it is clean, an experience, and my private room was comfortable. While it feels like a basement, the room and bathroom was clean, and the sleeping bag and bed were actually very comfortable. It was perfect for a summer time stay as it’s a nice 65 degrees Fahrenheit all year round. If you are interested in history whatsoever, staying one or two nights is definitely worth it. Plus you get to tour the bunker for free. There’s even a free breakfast that was pretty decent! Aside from the experience, the staff was amazing. They are dedicated to hiring folks of different backgrounds and teaching people about peace, totalitarianism, and history. And on top of that, they are extremely friendly! While not a five star hotel, the staff are deserving of working in one. It was also super close to the city center and train station. I couldn’t have asked for a better location.

This place is definitely safe and quiet. Stayed in Summer, unlikely other hotel/hostel, air conditioned (natural?) Very well, almost too cold. stuff were very cool and cool travelers hanging out. The most unique and cool spot in town

What a unique experience in Brno! The bunker room was clean, comfortable and rather spacious. We found the temperature pleasantly cool, especially enjoyable during summer. Although the toilet and shower were shared with other rooms, they were clean too. Wifi worked fine. Both the entrance fee for visiting the museum and a breakfast were included. Mind you that you need to be at the breakfast area early in order to enjoy the full spread. What makes this place so much more than the sum of all those mentioned? The friendly and helpful staff! Don't miss this if you're in Brno. I won't hesitate to stay there again if I revisit Brno.

It is what it is - a bunker. Amazing experience. Great location for exploring Brno on foot. Paid parking garage just across the street.

I was a little hesitant about staying in a bunker, BUT it was completely fine for two nights. It’s definitely not luxurious, but it is clean, an experience, and my private room was comfortable. While it feels like a basement, the room and bathroom was clean, and the sleeping bag and bed were actually very comfortable. It was perfect for a summer time stay as it’s a nice 65 degrees Fahrenheit all year round. If you are interested in history whatsoever, staying one or two nights is definitely worth it. Plus you get to tour the bunker for free. There’s even a free breakfast that was pretty decent! Aside from the experience, the staff was amazing. They are dedicated to hiring folks of different backgrounds and teaching people about peace, totalitarianism, and history. And on top of that, they are extremely friendly! While not a five star hotel, the staff are deserving of working in one. It was also super close to the city center and train station. I couldn’t have asked for a better location.

Breakfast was basic and ok.

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.

You have to taper your expectations for a luxury stay. This is a novelty hostel to stay in. As it's a bunker, it really plays to the theme. It's deep underground and dark by design. It does wind up a bit chilly inside, but the sleeping bag i was provided was surprisingly warm. Breakfast was a simple affair, a basic buffet. You don't get any phone signal inside, but the wifi actually works for once. Showers attempt to be warm, but you have to keep it running to get some warmth, possibly not ideal if you're feeling under the weather. It's worth noting it's also a museum, so depending on where your room is, you may be hearing the music and videos for a fair amount of time during the day. I found that when the museum is closed on monday or any time after 7pm, you have to ring the doorbell for a member of staff to let you in. It can take them a while if you're coming back late at night, but not a big issue and at least it's secure. It's an experience, worth trying out, just be mentally prepared for it.

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 :)

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!

I was a little hesitant about staying in a bunker, BUT it was completely fine for two nights. It’s definitely not luxurious, but it is clean, an experience, and my private room was comfortable. While it feels like a basement, the room and bathroom was clean, and the sleeping bag and bed were actually very comfortable. It was perfect for a summer time stay as it’s a nice 65 degrees Fahrenheit all year round. If you are interested in history whatsoever, staying one or two nights is definitely worth it. Plus you get to tour the bunker for free. There’s even a free breakfast that was pretty decent! Aside from the experience, the staff was amazing. They are dedicated to hiring folks of different backgrounds and teaching people about peace, totalitarianism, and history. And on top of that, they are extremely friendly! While not a five star hotel, the staff are deserving of working in one. It was also super close to the city center and train station. I couldn’t have asked for a better location.

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.

What a unique experience in Brno! The bunker room was clean, comfortable and rather spacious. We found the temperature pleasantly cool, especially enjoyable during summer. Although the toilet and shower were shared with other rooms, they were clean too. Wifi worked fine. Both the entrance fee for visiting the museum and a breakfast were included. Mind you that you need to be at the breakfast area early in order to enjoy the full spread. What makes this place so much more than the sum of all those mentioned? The friendly and helpful staff! Don't miss this if you're in Brno. I won't hesitate to stay there again if I revisit Brno.