You can have the eggs, sausages, vegetables, fruit, yoghurt. I don’t think any of the breads and cakes are gluten free. Ask at the reception if they could provide some? Or there’s Tesco at the bottom of Wenceslavs square, I’m sure you could find gluten free bread to accompany your breakfast.

A taxi cost 35€ ( 800 Czech kroon) the bus and metro cost 1,25€ (32 kroon). Tickets are available at the vending machine. You can take the bus number 110 or 119 outside the terminal. The bus terminates at the metro station in Nadr Veleslavin connect with metro- and get off at the Museum and Hotel Salvator Boutique is just a short walk from the station.

I felt safe in the area. It’s on a major, well-lit road. There’s staff in the reception area at all times. Walking around the area is fine, but we didn’t really stay out too late. It’s a short walk to metro and tram stops and there are mini markets nearby. There are some erotica shops but the general area did not look sketchy to us.

I defiantly saw an iron board (in the cupboard, down the hallway), so one would assume there's an iron. Would highly recommend checking with the hotel first before booking. Good luck!

Metro station near but also rail station which has direct bus link to airport