Wonderful Location, even better Staff. All was as expected and Lovely vibes!!

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Hj

The room is okay but it would be better if it’s not a shared washroom . Thank you to the stAff (male) who welcome us the day we checked in. Friendly and helpful, offered assistance, making us feel valued and comfortable.

Hj

The general property and grounds are exceptional. My room was in a small building that felt like a nice dormitory, quite basic but a good value and clean. My bed was comfortable. The bathroom was small but fairly new. It had large windows that allowed plenty of fresh air and light. The neighborhood is upscale. The US embassy and Museum of Literature are very short distance. It is only a 20 minute walk to the castle, but there is no tourist frenzy as you find near the river. The breakfast buffet couldn't be better.

Excellent breakfast, great for weddings, meetings. A little inconvenient for typical sightseers.

Vila Lanna was great. It is obviously a dated/older property but the main building is super nice. We were placed in an out building that was more like a college Dorm room but it was clean, had great personal shower/bath, and the beds were great.

We loved our stay and wished it would have been more than one night. The staff was kind and helpful- showing us to our room and recommending a fantastic restaurant around the corner. This area of Prague is so peaceful and a great location. The bed was very comfortable and breakfast was lovely. We’ll stay again and for longer next time!

Beautiful building, fabulous breakfast but housekeeping was missed off two days in a row, I had to push to get a kettle/mugs in the room and tea/coffee weren't provided - had to argue with a member of staff to take some from the breakfast room

Nice & secure This is advertised as 24 hour desk, make sure if you plan to leave in the middle of the night for an early flight that you let the desk know. I could not get off of the property. I had to call the hotel to get someone to let me out. I was traveling alone and never once felt unsafe.

A lovely, short stay at a beautiful villa - the staff were very friendly and helpful, and I was given a wonderful book about the villa and its history as a surprise present when I left! My single room in the annexe was spacious with a comfortable bed and fully stocked fridge. There was also free water, a kettle and teabags/sugar. The ensuite bathroom had modern fittings with a good shower and hairdryer. Breakfast was taken in a beautiful room inside the villa, with many hot and cold choices. There was an option to have lunch/dinner in the restaurant, for both residents and non-residents, with a seasonal menu which looked beautifully presented (I observed people eating on the outside terrace). The garden was a delight and the aforementioned terrace, next to a huge magnolia tree in blossom, was a super space to relax in the warmer weather. Thank you for a great stay - charming and comfortable, and excellent value in Prague 6, a favourite neighbourhood from which to explore the city’s treasures!

Stunning charm.

Absolutely wonderful people who work there.

Beautiful and large garden and the building itself is also really nice and well maintained!

Very quiet safe villa with large garden grounds

Members of staff were all amazing qnd very friendly. I was able to check in for 12 midday and everyone made me feel welcomed. Ill definitely be returning bavk

Beautiful property, and so easy to get to and from airport. Breakfast was excellent.

This place is a little gem. It belongs to the Czech Academy of Sciences, and the rooms they rent, in a smaller building behind the main building pictured, are simple but comfortable and spotlessly clean. And your breakfast is in the beautiful cafe (with chandelier) in the main building!

It's certainly impressive walking up to the Villa and the grounds are lovely, with interesting sculptures and light features. You know when you expect something and get something else? I had expected a unique bedroom in the Villa and instead, there are two basic, utilitarian outbuildings on the property, almost like servants quarters, and that's where my small room was located. Having been told the hours the dining room was open (stunning room by the way), I went for dinner there at 1930, when it closed at 2100, waited, and waited, and when I tracked someone down, I was told it closed at 1930 as they were having a wedding the next day. The suggestion was that in the dark and rain, in an area of the city I'd never been in, I should walk through some streets for about 1/2 a kilometer to look for a restaurant. This could have been prevented if advised correctly of the early dining room closure when I checked in at 1700.