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stay recently in this hotel for business and I can say it's nice place in Praha.the room are nice and large.the hotel have been rebuilt bathroom is nice and well equiped.the staff is very friendly and eager to help.the breakfast has a large choice.I ate dinner there and it was also a nice surpriseyou can easy go to the center with the tub next to the hotelthe only bad point of the hotel is the smoking area, you have to go thru when you are getting in the hotel and you want to go to the lift and also when you go to breakfast you have to go thru it alsoso this point is not very nice but globally a good address

Experience with this hotel is very average overall, but comparing to other Holiday Inn hotels where I usually stay is under-average. Room wasn't fully cleaned (spider nets) and overall service is not impressive. Staff are mostly not motivated and you don't see many smiles. Apart from the front desk lady that checked me in I haven't seen a friendly face. Lobby bar is full staffed, but even with empty tables you don't really get served fast (they see you, observe, but don't come to the table). If you're here on business: WiFi is free, but works terribly, especially in the rooms (I was in 536). Hardly to connect via VPN. My suggestion is to skip it if you're on the biz trip.

for this price there are plenty of better choices in Prague. the rooms are ok, they are clean, nothing special about them.the staff is friendly and helpful, but the processes are not.if your rate doesn't include breakfast you can't check out and have the breakfast before you leave - if you want to have it on one bill.the breakfast buffet is very disappointing. and really terrible coffee... and crowded restaurant with hardly any service to help locate cutlery for example. I will avoid the place next time...

We had a business meeting of 60+ people in January, the staff was helpful, the food served at lunches was delicious and on time. The location close to the subway station is very convenient. Free wifi.

So I spent 3 nights in this hotel as part of a quick city/photo break in March. The trip was booked using Priority Club Reward points and I chose this over other IHG hotels in Prague because the amount of points needed was less but the reviews suggested that transport to the centre was not a problemI arrived clearly just moments after a tour group bus as the lobby was packed solid but the receptionist spotted me at the back, figured out that I clearly wasn't part of the tour group and called me over. Check in was quick, efficient and welcoming. I was upgraded to an executive room and even though I was staying on points, breakfast was included. Throughout check in I was made to feel very welcome indeed.The room was pretty much what I was expecting. Clean, OK in size and with a comfy bed. Others have commented on the old TV sets but as I didn't come to Prague to watch TV, it really isn't a big deal.So onto location.The hotel is next to the convention centre. The convention centre is next to the metro station and the metro station is 2 stops from the very heart of Prague. On my first night I was able to get from my hotel room to a favourite restaurant of mine up by the castle (and thus on the opposite side of town) in about 25 minutes.Breakfast was OK. Other have pointed out that the restaurant is a little sterile but there was plenty of choice and what there was was fine. As for the comment below about Ikea mugs, just where do you think hotels get their stuff from?So whilst I did not spend much time in the hotel, the time I did spend there was pleasant enough and I slept well every night.Free WiFi was available throughout the hotel and was perfectly usable and importantly the room has a safe.The only downside I can pick up on is the lobby area in the evenings. There isn't really a bar to speak of so the idea of chilling in the hotel bar at the end of a long day seemed out of the question. I did try sitting and looking thirsty in the lobby 2 nights running but the staff stood behind what did indeed look like a bar were only serving people sitting in the restaurant so I never did manage to get a drinkAlso note that the lobby area allows smoking. This is common in most hotels and bars in Prague but may be a surprise to those of us from other countries where smoking in such places was banned a long time ago.So the location is a lot better than it would appear on paper but the rates seem to reflect that it is not right in the heart of the old town. Beyond that it ticks all the boxes and whilst it may lack the charm and character of other hotels, as a base to explore such a pretty city, is totally fit for purpose.I would certainly consider this hotel again when staying in Prague.