Hotel Kupa, Budget accommodation building in Jižní Město, Czech Republic
Hotel Kupa is a multi-story residential building in the southeastern district of Prague that provides rooms and basic amenities for guests. The structure forms part of the larger housing complex that makes up the Jižní Město neighborhood.
The hotel opened in 1980 during the period when Jižní Město transformed from open meadows into a major residential district. This expansion was part of Prague's broader urban development in that era.
The building sits within Prague's largest housing estate, a place that shaped how many residents lived and still live today. The district reflects the urban planning choices and social ideals of the late 20th century.
The building sits near Opatov and Háje metro stations on Line C, which provide direct connections to other areas. These stations make it simple to reach local shops and Prague's city center.
The residential area uses a color-coding system where buildings represent natural elements such as sun, water, earth, and air. This visual system helps visitors navigate through the large complex.
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