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9.4/10
Amazing
GGuest UserHotel is located the near by arena O2. This is not in downtown. 100 meters from hotel is bus, tram and underground station. It’s meant very easy mass transport to downtown. Interior of hotel is functional design, restaurant is part of 1st floor. Breakfast is ok. Rooms are a very good, inclusive equipment.
9.1/10
Great
TTony55Reasonable hotel for the price good breakfast,problems were you had to leave the windows open otherwise the room got very stuffy and there was a damp smell,tried turning on the A/C,black pieces came spewing out of it so obviously needed serious servicing,the problem with the windows open was you had to suffer the noise from the traffic,having said all that the location for going sightseeing and the verity of places to eat and drink is excellent
9.0/10
Great
GGuest Userthe hotel is clean but basic accomodation. no kettle in the room. breakfast reasonable actually above expectation. about six/seven minutes from train station. near commercial area, not close to attractions. only a few attractive eating places around there.
8.7/10
Very Good
HHuifaguangdemao_ajlI booked a hotel in the old town while traveling alone for daily convenience. The hotel rooms are divided into two areas, A and B. Only the rooms in Area A have an elevator, and it's newer. Area B doesn't have an elevator, and the stairs are old and unsuitable for traveling with luggage. I saw an elevator when I booked, but I had no idea there were different areas, and I had no idea this was the arrangement for the price I booked. I feel like I was deceived by the booking information. The bathroom in this room is large. Downstairs, there's a lobby and bar, with the bar being larger and the lobby occupying a smaller corner.
8.7/10
Very Good
GGuest UserThe room was really nice, with decent layout and a studio concept, with a stove, microwave, fridge, dishwasher, room amenities were great. There were 2 main problems though 1. The code seemed to take a while to activate, so it did not necessarily work at 3pm on the dot, 2. The room was either really dry or slightly dusty as my partner and I started to get stuffy noses and general breathing issues after just a nap in the room, which was slightly disappointing as we really loved the room:(
8.5/10
Very Good
RrymahabibThe hotel is not bad, old but has its own charm, we actually liked the decor, the location is very good, the breakfast though is very average, nothing special.
We had the worst chek-in experience in our life with Mr Nader, who was very rude, we have booked a superior double room and paid the full amount in advance, when we arrived he simply said he had no room available, and that he will move us to another hotel of theirs, and it was far from the location we chose to stay in for it's proximity to everything we wanted to visit, and that of course without even asking for our opinion. We said no and that it is unacceptable to move us to a hotel on the other side of prague, not in the same category, he even lied and said that it was also a five stars hotel but it was a 4 stars hotel. He was very unfriendly, extremely rude to us, he even insinuated that it was our fault because we had booked the room on the same day and he repeated it many times with a bad attitude. We did, but it was at least 8 hours earlier than our arrival, we even checked several times that the room was still available hours after our payment. He finally silently gave us a deluxe room with twin beds, without explaining anything, when we saw the room we told him that we are a couple on a romantic trip we want to stay in the same bed, he yelled at us saying that we insisted to stay in the hotel and not move to another one, and that the room he gave us is way better than the room we booked, which was a superior double room, we didn't really care about the room type more than we care that we got a double bed, but we finally accepted because we got no choice but to move to another hotel that night. They made the beds closer, but they kept moving away the whole night which was very weird and uncomfortable. He could've at least offered us free breakfast, but he instead made us pay for it, and told us if we want something we could go speak to the manager. It's never about money for us but the way he dealt with unsatisfied clients is the worst, and we work both in the tourism, in fact we are both managers! His colleagues the day after were more friendly and they moved us to a room with double bed with a great view, which we liked much more.
A thing that we noticed is that the staff of this hotel are very unfriendly with no reason, they make you feel that you're bothering them just by walking by (the young blond girl in the reception, the breakfast staff, except for the young guy in the reception and the concierge, who was very nice welcoming and friendly and kept smiling the whole time.
We would only recommend the hotel for its location and the artistic decor, but never for the service.
8.1/10
Very Good
GGuest UserThe breakfast was good and the variety was able to satisfy different tastes. The location of the hotel is also close to a few hundred meters from the subway station. Only the hotel room facilities are relatively poor. The bed was small and there was a damp smell in the room. The 1st floor wifi signal is too bad, and it is not the same. The cell phone signal is also not good. The room was very poorly sounded, and at night I could hear the sound of snoring in the next room.
8.1/10
Very Good
GGuest UserThis hotel's location is its strongest point - its a single tram ride to the Old town or the main train station. It does go down-hill from this point on.
The weakest point of this hotel is the staff. The receptionist (fair hair, glasses, on duty afternoon 25/09/25 and morning 26/09/25) was positively rude, and it marred the whole experience of the stay in this hotel. When I enquired about the breakfast options (continental vs. cooked) the reply I got was: 'explain the difference'. When I asked about the tram number to the Old town's main square, the reply was ' you have to read the signs on the tram stop'. When I asked to put the suitcase in the storeroom, a very stern (if not aggressive): 'you bring me the key back immediately' was hurled at me... During the 24 hour stay, there wasn't a single person (reception/catering/housekeeping staff) who smiled and/or made you feel welcome. Similar feedbacks have been posted previously, and obviously nothing nothing has changed, so please be prepared for the similar treatment.
The breakfast experience was awful. The photos are misleading, the drawing posters are no longer on the wall and the room feels cold and unwelcoming. At 9 AM finding a free table was a challenge, and I witnessed people sharing large tables put together, instead of single tables being provided. You get your drinks from one room and food from the other - in the meantime, someone else has taken your table. The plates provided were a joke, dessert plates of 10 cm in size, so as to make people get up and refill from buffet!
Scramble egg tray (just about the only edible food) was empty at the peak time (9 AM). This situation could've been easily avoided with a bit of communication between the reception and the kitchen, in terms of guest numbers.
WIFI was just about adequate.
Overall, really unpleasant experience and they will not be getting my custom again. Advice: pay few Euros more and book elsewhere!
7.8/10
Good
流流浪嗜酒師Sammi帶你上路It was super nice that they let me check in early. I got there by noon, but they let me in.  it was OK, the curtain is not really doing his job, but for its price I find it very acceptable.
The kitchen is cute, don’t really have a wine opener, but the facility is decent enough. I only saw one shower and two toilet to share for the entire floor, but surprisingly was never a queue, rather decent.
7.7/10
Good
PPTRTerraThe room is particularly clean, the facilities are complete, the room size is right, the hotel environment is very good, there is a fountain at the door, there are many cherry trees in the small park not far away, unattended, there are bars, billiard halls, swimming pools, restaurants, etc., parking lot is also quite good. Traffic needs to walk a few hundred meters to the main road to have trams, buses.
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