3-Star Hotels in Prague

We stayed for 3 nights. The hotel was very well located, just turn a corner and you will reach the Old Town Square and Astronomical clock. Just downstairs you will have shops open late for food, souvenirs etc. If getting a car to drop you off, it is a few minutes walk down the road to a zebra crossing. Upon check in, we were delighted and surprised to find the hotel had left us a bottle of wine and some chocolate almonds as we told them we just got married and were on our honeymoon. Hotel staff was pretty friendly and they kindly let us store our luggage at no additional cost before our bus when we checked out. The breakfast was okay but we felt it was a little overpriced. There is a bar attached to the hotel called Fat Cat but the food and drinks were quite expensive so we never dined there. The room itself was a bit dark but satisfactory. Beware of the wooden beams if you are tall. Overall, we enjoyed our stay.

Hotel location is good, the surrounding environment is good, very quiet, very close to the tram station, more than ten minutes walk from a bus station in Prague, the room is large, the facilities are very good, there is a kettle, the front desk brother and the young lady are very good service, For my problem is always very good to help me solve in time, the hotel buffet breakfast is rich, variety, taste good, go to Prague in the future, will choose the Pet Hotel, really worth recommending!

There are many good, value-oriented hotels in Prague, but I keep coming back here as it gets so many things just right. The location is ideal for people wishing to explore more of Prague than the historic city centre. Although the 22 tram gets you to the edge of the ”Old Town” in only a few stops, and to the ”Lesser Quarter” square in a few stops more, the nearby transport hubs of I. P. Pavlova and ”Peace Square” mean you can get to all corners of Prague with minimal transfers. The hotel itself is unassuming, with all the necessary facilities for a short stay. Above all, it is spotlessly clean, both the guest rooms and public areas. The guest rooms are being gradually upgraded so not all have air-conditioning and many still have shower curtains around the (rather small) shower tray. That aside, the rooms are bright and airy; the vestibule has a wardrobe and plenty of space for luggage, coats, shoes, etc. There is no bar but there is a well-stocked fridge in the guest lounge for cold drinks at reasonable prices. The breakfast buffet has an adequate range of hot and cold items, aimed more at central European palates, with an interesting selection of pastes and pickles as well as the usual eggs, sausages, ham, salami, cheese, etc. If you prefer a sweet breakfast there are plenty of pastries and jams. Overall, this is a good value mid-range hotel ideal for shorter stays to explore beyond the Old Town.

I have stayed in many hostels, but I honestly feel that this is the best hostel I have ever been to. Their service is excellent, and everything is very well organized. The hostel has separate areas for the rooms, bathrooms, and kitchen, which made my stay very comfortable. The location is magnificent and very convenient, as it is close to the tram and train stations. I stayed in a 6-bed dorm, and the beds were not bunk beds, which I really appreciated. The room was spacious and comfortable, and I had a great experience overall. I would definitely stay here again on my next visit.

My stay at the hotel started with very unwelcoming lady at the reception. There was city tax to pay and I had only cash because my Union Pay card didn’t work there. She told me to look for change because the banknote was 2000 CZK, I said that it was what I got at the ATM, then she told me to go outside to mini market I get change. I refused to do that because it was rainy outside and I was tired after 8 hours on the road, and then she started ignoring me without trying to solve the problem. My mom offered her to pay later when we get the change at the city and only after she gave me the room key. Terrible service!! The other thing is that there’s no toiletries such as toothpaste, toothbrush, shampoo (only all-in-one soap), slippers all of that you have to have your own. There’s no water provided and no kettle but you can borrow a kettle at the reception. There’s free coffee and tea ant the reception. There’s no enough sockets, you have to choose what you want to use a fridge, a lamp, a kettle or a phone charger, it makes your stay very inconvenient. Also want to say that I started at the corner room ant it was so dark. Breakfast is okay and can be changed for 10€ or 250CZK at the reception. Location is wonderful though.

Not far from Prague Square, there is a market downstairs, there are many stalls, you can buy some small gifts such as fruits, crafts, etc. Some shops can use euros Krona, it does not matter if you do n’t change, you can use a credit card to order tickets and shop very convenient. The hotel is renovated in an apartment building. There is no very conspicuous lobby. You have to ring the bell before you open the door. The elevator is very small after you go in. There are no obvious signs where to check in. The front desk is very welcoming. The translation software communicates with us, but asks if there are any delicious shops near her and will check and draw maps for us. The rooms are large and the facilities are a bit old. The bathroom was overwhelmed by me and I installed it again. ...

The hotel room Pro: - Location is good, u can go visit the main spot by walk ( not that close, walk by 20 mins to access to main spot) (but may come back by tram) - can check in early - Room is enough space Cons - The hotel lobby feel so dirty, the sofa like didn’t wash in decades - the duvet is really just a blanket, very very short and thin, feel so cold during sleep (u need extra paid for air-con by the way) - the bed sheet is like used for decades again, it’s very rough and uncomfortable - no 24 hours reception service, Caz there is no people in 430 am. Overall is ok

The 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.

Located right by the roadside, with trams passing by, it's a 15-minute walk to Charles Bridge and the Kakafka Head statue—no need for a taxi. The hotel is clean and tidy enough, and the breakfast is acceptable for the price. The rooms don't face the street, so it's quiet. There are cafes and bars downstairs, so finding something to eat is easy. Prague is great for city walks. The front desk is unmanned after 9 PM; access is by card, so you'll be out of luck if you don't have one.

The building was clean. different from other a&o hotel, we need to pay 2e for the towel only while other a&o in other city i got free towel in this hotel. I keep my food &protein drink in the kitchen fridge, but protein drink was gone and my food box was opened 😔