The owner of the dilapidated Hotel Praha in Kraslice requested a building permit
The former Hotel Praha has been falling into disrepair in the center of Kraslice for decades. The changing owners had grand plans with him all the time. However, none of them happened. More hope has shone these days.
“Last week, the architect Ondřej Nožka visited the town hall, informing me that the joint-stock company Pivovar Kraslice submitted an application for a building permit, which concerns the Prague Hotel. said Kraslice mayor Otakar Mika.
A study is also known, which differs from various. The current one wants to preserve the original architectural appearance of the building. “If a building permit is issued, the company has promised to start some work this year. It is mainly about securing the building it wants,” Mika added.
In the past, the building authority called on the owner of the Kraslice Hotel in Prague to secure the property. In windy weather, the glass threatened to fall from the windows directly onto the sidewalk and road. Therefore, all windows were planted and folded inside the building last year. There have been plans for what has been a closed hotel for more than twenty years. One of the ideas, for example, was to convert the complex into a brewery. The project was worth about 200 million crowns. The city welcomed the plan at the time, but in the end the public will not know who and how it was to be financed. In the meantime, the owner has changed. The last is the business company Pivovar Kraslice as Originally, it wanted to streamline the brewery project and introduce it to the public. So far this has not worked and then came the coronavirus crisis. And so the hotel continues to decay.
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The people in Kraslice are divided into two camps due to a new study. One says the studies were already there, but nothing happened. Other Krasličák people like the study and wish that everything turned out to the benefit of the cause and especially the appearance of the square.
“My daughter, who moved out of Kraslice, came to visit after years, and said that the place looked as if a line had passed through here. I wish you good luck and strong nerves,” said one of the locals, Rudolf Schuh.
The city is aware that it is a private owner who wants to use subsidy titles. “But hope dies last,” Mika added.
In the past, Kraslice had two breweries. One of them was carried by the Böhm Brewery and was closed in 1923. The remnants of the other name were then disposed of about fifteen years ago near the train station. Currently, beer lovers in Kraslice, part of Tisová, have a family brewery Krušnohor.