Hotel 4 bintang Prague

We stayed at Vienna House for the last two days of our 6 day trip to Prague. They let us drop our luggage off early (7:00am), before we got our bus for a day trip outside of Prague. When we dropped off the bags, our room was ready so they let us check in early. Great service, clean rooms, and comfortable bed! The location is an easy walk to the tourist spots, and there are some great restaurants within a 10 minute walk. We found Uber highly unreliable in early morning hours (excellent later morning-evening), so we chose this hotel because of the reliable driving service to the airport. It was comparable in cost to what we paid for an Uber XL from the airport to Old Town when we landed. Highly recommend!

Stayed at the Praha 5 with my husband and two sons plus their girlfriends (all in their 20s). We were all impressed with the wide comfortable beds, the stylish bathrooms and the friendly service. (I was there on my birthday and they marked it with birthday cake and towel sculptures :-)). The breakfast was tasty too and the hotel was very clean. This area of Prague is a 25 minute walk from the Petrin Tower, but very close to a good shopping area, and eating out around here is relatively cheap.

I don't think I ever stayed in a more badly designed hotel from a noise perspective. From the moment my own door slammed behind me, reverberating around the building (no soft closing mechanism), I feared that this was not going to be a pleasant stay, and so it proved. I was here for one night, having had a busy week in the north of Czech Republic, and opting to stay out of the city centre, as I had an early flight next morning. I just neded a 'get my head down' room, for a good sleep. The room was not particularly big, meaning the bed was quite close to the bathroom. Obviously in the bathroom, there is a toilet and it seems that the waste water system of the entire block was boxed in and passed through my room, with little or no noise suppression installed. Every time someone went to the bathroom, the noise of cascading water echoed around my own room; this happened quite frequently. Similarly, as I had experienced when I first entered my own room, the sound of doors closing under their own weight continued through the night as people left and returned to their own rooms. Bang, bang, bang!! More locally, the sound of people shuffling around in the rooms above and next door, added to the acoustic cacophony. I did eventually manage to get to sleep, but was woken up at around 02:00 by a group of young females returning to the hotel. The only exception was that they were not in the same block, and their noise was clearly coming from outside, and through the shutters (down) and windows. So, zero acoustic suppression in those structures either. Again, I got back to sleep, but only to be woken up at around 05:15 by the noise of a service vehicle reversing inbetween two of the hotel blocks. I didn't bother to try to get back to sleep after that. I would have marked this experience as terrible, if it had not been for the very nice front desk guy who booked me in, and the fact that the breakfast was good. In terms of value, this was a 65 Euro experience at best, and not the 118 Euro, plus 13 Euro parking that I paid.

La Boutique is placed a bit outside the centre of Prague, but within short distance from the channel. Its also a short distance to several pubs, bars, restaurants and also short distance to the tram, which travels all over in Prague. The reception was very service minded and its always someone there to guide you. We had a room on the 4th floor, big, nice room with good beds and a big bathroom. We felt the room was very comfy. The breakfast is simple but more than enough in the morning, and the food was tasty. They dont have any transport service for the airport, but we got a taxi both ways, between 650 and 800 chk. When we wanted to see Prague we either took a tram (22) or we walked down to the channel and from there over some of the bridges. We enjoyed our stay here.

The room is bigger than my expectation. Clean and quiet. All receptionist are pretty and fashion and professional. Next time when I travel to Prague, I will book this hotel again.

Just returned from a relaxing stay at Hotel Angelis holidaying with family and dont really have enough superlatives to describe the stay. The room was spacious, the bed comfy and the cleanliness level was to the highest standard. The staff encountered were friendly and accommodating creating a relaxed and familiar atmosphere. The breakfast options were plentiful and the use of the sub ground floor level for the breakfast setting is a nice touch. The hotel is a stones throw away from both the tram hop on and hop off points and the underground which makes it an excellent base from which to explore the rest of Prague, additionally there is a range of brilliant eateries and bars/pubs within walking distance (would also recommend making The HOUSE restaurant & pub your local away from home). The hotel is also a maximum walk of 5 minutes from the river which if not wanting to take public transport makes for a nice walk towards the centre of Prague. I would definitely recommend the Hotel Angelis to anyone wanting to visit Prague and would not hesitate to stay here again.

Camera nuova. Letto comodo Tutto pulito. Bollitore in camera. Wi-Fi libero ed efficiente. Colazione super ricchissima. Parcheggio non compreso nel prezzo ma quasi obbligatorio x chi viene con auto. Unica pecca è che serve la chiave/ card x entrare e in un alloggio di 4 persone avere un’unica card è scomodo.

I don't often leave reviews, as I always give the hotels a chance to rectify issues which are usually resolved. I've worked in the same industry for over 15 years, and dislike the reviewers who have not given the hotel a chance to rectify an issue before posting. However on this occasion I was very disappointed. I had explained to reception that my room was not cooling down with the air conditioning, which was advertised for your rooms when I had made this booking. I was told maybe I wasn't doing it correctly. I explained I did it correctly. I was told that maybe I should open the window instead. When I had said that it was very noisy and my room was right by the highway. There was also someone watering the plants with a jet at around 10pm on that very day. I was then told the air-conditioning units do not work until later on in the year. If they do not work, then why was I asked if I understood how to use it. It just felt like the receptionist was contraditing themselves. I just came from a short break in tenerife and also had an issue. The only difference was I had maintenance resolving the issue. Not once was I offered to speak to the duty manager if you have one. I wasn't offered maintenance to have a look. I wasn't offered anything to make my stay better apart from something like ”I'm sorry there's not a lot we can do”. Now to the positive parts. The hotel is located about 10 minutes from the mall and the trams are easy to get around. The hotel is generally quite good for the price you pay. The other bonus about this hotel was the unique cable cart. Unfortunately I've had to cut my holiday short and I had decided to book a hotel where the air-conditioning is actually working as advertised.

The hotel is far enough outside the center to be quiet. Walking distance to the station is 40 minutes to the Charles bridge is about half an hour. The room was very small, not like the picture we saw when we booked. We had 2 single beds that were pushed together and one of them was against the wall so you had to exit the bed via the other bed or at the foot of the bed. The size of the bathroom was Ok and there was plenty of hot water but some of the ceiling was brown from water damage and the sink had multiple long cracks across it. There was a sign in the bathroom saying if you wanted the towels changed, please leave them on the floor. We did. When we returned to the room late that night the towels we left on the floor had been hung on the radiator, 2 of them were still damp !!!!!! If you don't plan to replace them, don't put up the sign. There were 2 windows one behind the other, you have to open both to let any air in, no possibility to open a small window. There were lots of small insects, like fruit flies in the room. When you arrive they require a deposit for the room, (they said in case you break anything). My experiebce is that most hotels now just take a credit card as the guarantee but do nto actually deduct the money from your account. It seemed strange. When the reception is closed, you can leave your luggage at the reception but it is not secure there, there is no locked press for it.

Located in Prague (Mala Strana), Hunger Wall Residence is within a 15-minute walk of Prague National Theatre and Charles Bridge. This upscale aparthotel is 1.2 mi (2 km) from Charles University and 1.2 mi (2 km) from Dancing House.Take in the views from a terrace and a garden and make use of amenities such as complimentary wireless internet access. Additional amenities at this aparthotel include concierge services and a reception hall.Featured amenities include dry cleaning/laundry services, multilingual staff, and luggage storage. For a surcharge, guests may use a roundtrip airport shuttle (available 24 hours) and a train station pick-up service.Make yourself at home in one of the 18 individually decorated guestrooms, featuring kitchenettes with full-sized refrigerators/freezers and stovetops. Complimentary wired and wireless internet access keeps you connected, and DVD players are provided for your entertainment. Conveniences include safes and desks, and housekeeping is provided daily.