Best Hotels near Vyhlídková věž Gloriet, Pruhonice

It is a modern building, we had a family room which was spacious and the beds were comfortable, and we had stunning view from the 19th floor. The staff was kind and helpful. The breakfast was simple but delicious, they filled up the buffet quickly, there was never a shortage of anything, and there was even oat milk.Good transport to the city center, the tram stop is a 3-minute walk away. Excellent value for money, hotel quality at a hostel price.

The top hotel is only what I can describe as a polished turd. It's looks nice at first glance but the more that you look at it in detail the more disappointing it gets. Firstly the receptionist by the name of Krystof, the stuck up receptionist with a silly cow bell hanging from his septum is very rude and unpleasant. How he got such a job working in hospitality is hard to believe with such bad attitude towards the guests. Secondly the food is kind of awful, cheap and nasty. Thirdly our toilet moved every time you sat on it, almost felt like it was going to slide off of the floor. The shower was awful and caused a flood because it is too low down on the wall. Fourthly the 'Japanese garden' looked more forgotten about and run down, nothing like the hotel promotional video that plays on the various TV screens around the hotel. The video promotes the hotel as a somewhat lavish experience, when really it's far from the cheesy video that they play on repeat. Would not recommend staying here what so ever. Wish I had read the other bad reviews before booking here. AVOID.

Loved this hotel, me and my partner visited this hotel 21st of march until friday 24th as a couple from wales in the UK on a budget we booked this as it was central and really good value for money, from the moment we arrived we felt really comfortable check in was swift and straight forward and the lady who checked us in was nice and polite, to be honest all the staff were so welcoming and lovely. The rooms was basic but very clean and comfortable, the lifts could be frustrating but no big deal but i would have easily walked to 3rd floor but didnt see any stairs to do so, breakfast was enjoyable and plenty of it, the bar area had a really lovely atmosphere and a good pint of starapromen for a good price. We were out most of the day enjoying the sites of this amazing city and evenings enjoying the bars and restaurants around the hotel and further across the bridge. Can honestly say it was an amazing first visit to prague and not the last hopefully, will definetly reccomend this hotel and hope to visit again one day..děkuji

Excellent room with a small kitchenette. Very comfortable and cozy. Walking distance from Tram and market. It's like a home. Only one thing, I reached here late in the evening and to find the entrance was a challenge and to get in, there is no sign board and had to call up to find

We stayed for 3 nights, 4 days. Our reason for staying was that we were attending Lewis Capaldi at the O2 (just opposite!) Prior to arrival, I had asked if they offered anything additional for my partner’s birthday. I received an email back quite promptly that I could purchase a bottle of bubbles or a cheesecake. I opted for the bubbles and asked for this to be in the room on arrival. Before we arrived, we received a notification through the Bonvoy app that our room was ready. On arrival, this was not the case. We waited for an additional 20 minutes or so, and the reception staff were very friendly and went through the city map with us. The room was spacious enough, and included a nice welcome message - though my partners birthday was not mentioned (something we had in previously hotels - so maybe something to consider?) Unfortunately the bottle of bubbles was not in the room, which was a little disappointing. Reception kindly allowed me to borrow a EUxUK adaptor. Once I had got back to the room, a member of reception had bought the bottle up. However, I was not there which ruined the surprise and whole reason I had done it. We decided to eat at the hotel restaurant. The food was okay, but the service was poor and inattentive. Before the concert, we had asked about access. We were told the hotel had a special entrance, and we’re given the necessary stickers to gain access - something we should’ve been asked & given on check-in? After the concert, we returned for a few drinks in the bar. The bar appeared to have a mixture of guests and non-guests, which was perfectly fine. However, the service was very poor. The bartenders prioritised Czech nationals and females, rather than adopting a ‘who’s next’ approach. This was also clear when table service was given to native Czechs, and not ourselves. The beds were pretty hard, though I would put this down to them being new and unavoidable. All in all, I would return if I were to be visiting a concert back to the O2. The hotel is outside of the city, but the metro is only 12 minutes away - the metro is incredibly good and extremely easy to use so this posed no issue at all.

It takes ten minutes to walk from the Old Town Square. It is good to take a walk on the stone road every morning and my husband. I especially like the stone road in Prague and the sound of the car leaving on the stone road. The breakfast of this hotel is not the same. So rich, but the taste is really good.

Booked a 3 night stay in this apartment in a studio room via the main website as this offers a later checkout time than booking.com. I received an email the day before travelling with a link to some helpful information and the key code to get in to the apartment (though the email did go to my junk mail). Location was perfect! The apartment is just a minutes walk from the metro station and a tram stop so it was really easy to get around and to and from the airport. The places we wanted to visit were not far at all so we did walk to most of them. The Franz Kafka Rotating Head sculpture is also on this street. The kitchenette in the room was well equipped with dishes and there is a fridge, kettle, microwave and small hob. The bed was large and comfortable, pillows a bit large for my liking but I am fussy with pillows! Only suggestions I would make would be: An iron A tea towel for drying dishes TV remote was a bit temperamental when trying to sign in to Netflix etc

Renoved hotel complex from old times, the metro station right in front of shopping center etc. rooms clean and ordened, the bed a little small, but you used to it. Unfortunately, the window could only be squeezed, at 33°C per day, at least a small ventilator helped in the room. Breakfast for a 3* hotel also very well. The staff at the time of the impact at breakfast sometimes overloaded, but helpful and nice.

Great hotel in a lovely quiet area, 15 minutes to the old town/bridge by tram. Had a room on the 4th floor which was clean and light, beds comfortable and fantastic shower. Check in at reception was easy and they were helpful in giving you all the info you need for your stay. They will also help with any trips or sightseeing. Our room was cleaned every day but if this doesn't happen, just ask at reception. Great continental breakfast with good choice of rolls, cheeses, hams, eggs, cereals, yoghurts, fruit, pastries etc. and plenty of coffee. The public transport system is subsidized by the Czech government so over 65s are free and 60-65s tram/bus tickets are half the price. Their bus/tram system is brilliant and the best way to see Prague so using Google Maps (which is a godsend) you can go to all the sights by tram/bus. I bought 3 day tickets from the yellow machines at the airport and each day you use one, just validate it at the tram/bus stop or on the tram/bus and it stamps it for 24 hours use, just keep your passport with you to confirm your age (we never saw any inspectors). As I'm 60 it cost me 180 Czech krona (£6.50) for 3 days travel. We also used public transport from and to the airport and although it took 50 minutes, it saved us a fortune (taxis can be anything between £30-£40.00). The tram stop is round the corner at the bottom of the hill from the hotel. We could leave our bags at the hotel after we checked out so we went to the lovely park across the road for a couple of hours. If you want a lovely meal and great beer, we found a little gem called the Beer Spot which is 6 minutes walk from the hotel. There's a lovely shopping mall about 5 minutes walk Nový Smíchov Shopping Centre, which has all the brands you could want and a Tescos. Would definitely use this hotel for Prague again.

A quiet tucked away but quality hotel. Like something out of a time warp Hotel Villa is a great quality hotel which would suit older, reserved clientele as it’s respectable and in a quiet area. The rooms are well appointed and very clean. The restaurant is very clean and serves good food. It has parking and a nice terrace garden there are balconies to sit on and a small bar. Only downsides are a lengthy walk from the nearest Metro station and No te/coffee making facilities in the room. The staff are very professional and helpful. It’s not really for young people or families but that’s only my opinion. Must be nice in the summer. Be careful as my bedroom had a roof insert so I couldn’t get round the bed with ease.