Hotel Ibis di Prague

The hotel is in an excellent location and the food is great. The rooms are very small. and charge even for a bottle of water that is in the minibar In addition to this, they told us in the morning that it would be possible to do a late checkout, then after 10 minutes they told us no and that we would have to pay an extra night if we wanted to stay. And they will give us a discount of 40 dollars. I think that if they make such a mistake they need to absorb it and not cause discomfort on the part of the customer.

Czech Inn hostel exceeded my expectations in every way. The welcoming atmosphere and friendly staff made me feel right at home. The rooms were clean, cozy, and well-maintained, providing a comfortable retreat after a day of exploring. The communal spaces had a vibrant energy, fostering a sense of community among travelers. If you're looking for a hostel that combines affordability with a fantastic experience, Czech Inn is the perfect choice. I highly recommend it to fellow travelers seeking a memorable stay in Prague.

It was an okay stay. Clean room, daily cleaning service, cheerful bartender, and a great interior. In addition, I am thankful to the receptionist who helped me print some documents. On the other side, I have a few concerns about my stay. First, I came a bit late and the check-in process took so long. Second, the property has only 3 small elevators catering to 350 rooms and many floors. I came Friday night and it was awful. It took me 10-15 mins just to get in because of long queues. Third, the room allocated to me was one of the connecting rooms. Probably, because you have high occupancy at that time. Moving forward, my concern was that the guests in the other room were not aware of the connecting door and they kept trying to open it in the middle of the night around 11pm-12mn. You should advise the new guests about that. I stayed for 3 nights and 3 different guests/group of guests checked in at the same room doing the same thing. Fourth, the room service, you have a bar menu online but the thing is guests still need to go down to the lobby and take the order. It would be better if it was delivered to the room. Moreover, a telephone in rooms would be a great addition for faster communication.

Love the room, huge space, space for dining and kitchen simple cooking, with all utensils available in the room. bathroom was huge, quiet place, nearby to the attractions and tram station, walking distance to many places including the prague main train station (not with luggage). Highly recommended this hotel for small family and vacation.

Corinthia Hotel Prague stands as an iconic haven of luxury and sophistication, perched atop one of Prague’s hills, offering stunning panoramas of the enchanting city. My stay here was marked by unparalleled hospitality, plush comfort, and a seamless blend of modern elegance and historic charm. From the outset, the staff exhibited a genuine warmth and impeccable professionalism, facilitating a swift check-in process and addressing each request and need with utmost precision and care. Their commitment to creating a hospitable and friendly environment was palpable throughout my stay, adding to the delightful experience. The accommodation was a masterpiece of elegance and tranquility, featuring luxurious furnishings and cutting-edge amenities, creating a serene retreat to unwind after exploring the vibrant streets of Prague. The meticulous cleanliness and maintenance of the room mirrored the hotel’s high standards of excellence and attention to detail. Dining at Corinthia Hotel Prague was a gastronomic delight, presenting a diverse array of gourmet dishes that explored both traditional Czech flavors and international cuisines. Each meal was a symphony of taste and aesthetics, served in a dining atmosphere that was both sophisticated and inviting. The hotel’s strategic location is an added boon, providing easy access to Prague’s myriad of cultural treasures, historic landmarks, and culinary experiences, allowing guests to delve deep into the heart of the city’s charm and vibrancy. In conclusion, Corinthia Hotel Prague is a jewel of luxury hospitality, offering an exquisite blend of opulent accommodation, culinary brilliance, and impeccable service, all set against the backdrop of Prague’s timeless beauty. For travelers seeking to experience the magical allure of Prague while ensconced in luxury and comfort, Corinthia Hotel Prague is the quintessential choice.

Great location and fabulous somewhat Nordic style interior of the bedroom. What’s lacking is warmth & hospitality. Receptionists aren’t friendly at all. No smiles, no small talks and absolutely not helpful. Refused to let me have an extra key card; did not give me suggestions on how to get plastic/paper bags if they can’t offer any; didn’t tell me the correct breakfast hours (their breakfast ends super early at 10am on weekdays); didn’t give me any suggestion on what to do and how to use the public transport. Breakfast finishes at 1030am on weekends but they started packing around 1015am with intention of preventing guests from getting food and cutleries. I wasn’t aware the breakfast finishes at 10am on weekdays so I almost missed my paid meal. Every morning during my stay there was noise from outside the room. They had contractors doing some fixing/maintenance work. The noises weren’t comfortable at all.

A 20 minute walk from St Charles' bridge, big room with a high ceiling with basic amenities. Good value and suitable if you want a good quiet sleep, however this means a bit of a trek to shops and bars.