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Family suite was perfect for the 3 of us on our visit to Prague. Daily breakfast had lots of variety. Easy walk to metro/bus/tram as well as to lots of local restaurants. Maybe a 10-15 min ride to City Center on metro.

Good location, the bed is not very comfortable… can use the extra sheets and towels, and need to pay extra at the end for cleaning

This hotel is the best among all hotels we stayed in Europe so far. It’s very clean, spacious and well maintained. Its elaborative interior design and decorations make it so unique even though its outside looks common. The buffet breakfast (included) was the best ever we had in a hotel! Highly recommended!

Clean room very bad in corners room was spiders netting, bathroom up tiles has dust minimum one year old. Breakfast terrible coffee and to same offer food all 4 days. I will be never back. Antonin Znamenacek.

We actually had two connecting rooms for our group of 5 (my daughter, 3 granddaughters and myself). There was plenty of space and the accommodations were nice. As was noted, there is no elevator. However, our rooms were just one level up and the climb wasn't bad. That said, it should be noted that the hotel is located up a steep climb. I was not prepared for this. We took a tram from the train station and knew it was a 0.7 mile walk to the hotel - just didn't realise it was like walking to the castle on top of the hill. On the other hand, we were closer to the castle and visited the area ofter. I loved the location - not as crowded as on the other side of the river but plenty to do, great restaurants, views etc.

We stayed here for a week in June while in Prague for the world climbing series. We had a great stay overall, and would stay here again in future. It was a lovely, well appointed unit very true to listing and photos in a very convenient location close to many, many tram lines. There’s a small market on the block, and several grocery stores within a few minutes of walking. The only downside really is that the check in process was really fiddly - there’s an online component, then an in person iPad component - and I think if you aren’t tech savvy it would be even more difficult than we found it. Of all the places we stayed in Europe over a month, this was the hardest check in and check out process. Not the end of the world by any means, just something to note. The only other consideration worth noting is that the lift only goes to half floors so no matter what unit you’re staying in you will need to do some stairs. Wasn’t a problem for us but I did see several tourists struggling with big wheeled suitcases on the stairs to/from the lift.