Small staff but very conscientious and helpful

Nice place to stay overnight to catch early flight.

Nice location

For the price and a 2 night stay just waiting for my flight, it worked. The breakfast wasn't terrible, the restaurant on the property was very convenient. Other amenities, like sauna and hot tub were nice, but I didn't know you had to pay for them until I got there. It was close to the airport by taxi, which was why I chose it. When I arrived the hotel was dark and empty of people. I had to ask the construction workers building their outdoor patio where the employees were. The hall to my room was so dark I needed my cell flashlight to locate the keycard swipe. The room looked nothing like the pictures. The carpets were stained and the room smelled of cleaning supplies or antiseptic or something. It was so strong I had to leave the window open. There were no side tables and the dining table and chairs were crammed in behind the bed and up against the window. The water took a long time to heat up and it didn't get very hot. Refrigerator wasnt cold. My yogurt was warm in the morning.

Pathetic breakfast No shower curtain or Glass Next to the bus stop. 50 min to center Residential area with villas and school

It’s quiet and peaceful and the rooms are comfortable.

Stayed just one night here. About 10 minute taxi ride from Airport. We arrived about 1130pm. Check in was a bit slow and had to find staff in restaurant. However staff friendly and room fine. Would have been nice to have kettle and hairdryer in room. Otherwise all OK.

Good location

food and beer was very good. Room was small with king bed. good for overnight travel.

We stayed for three nights. We drove to the city from the hotel and the distance was just right. It was not the best hotel in Prague but served for its purpose right.

We were given a room with the sitting area separated from the sleeping part (not sure if it was a suite). It was quite spacious and the neighbourbood was quiet and very close to the airport (10 - 15 minutes drive, which was the main reason we chose this hotel). Staff was OK but not particularly helpful.

Waited , knocked ,rang the bell,telephone almost 1 hr ,no answer Stood out side the hotel almost an hour in the dark ,in a strange place (around 12-1 am) no body was their to open the door even though the arrival was informed earlier on. On the first night we had to stay in a room with no lock ,unable to sleep the whole night .( the room which we booked was given to some body else that was the excuse they gave to us ) I don't want to re comment/book this hotel any more.

THe staff were very friendly and that is what increases the rating of this hotel. The room was comfortable and food wasnt bad either

I think staying in this little hotel was a very good investment for what I needed. I was scheduled to flight from Prague airport at 0710 so I wanted a hotel that was prettty close to the airport for staying the last night. From downtown, I took the green line of metro to the last station and from there a taxi that cost me about 15 euros. The hotel is small but very nice. The staff was very helpful with anything. They set me up for a taxi early next morning and were very punctual with the wake up call. I always set my cellphone as a back up, but they called right on time. The only disadvantage I see is that is very far away from the center and that there is a short fly of stairs before taking the elevator. The rooms are large, having both a living area and a bedroom separated by a door and it also has wifi for free. The bathroom is a little tight for my taste, but very functional. All considered, i think it was a very good choice for what I had in mind.

The hotel itself is quite inexpensive for Prague and the distance from the airport makes it somewhat convenient for overnight layovers (I was using it as such). However, it's off the main transit routes (not a big deal in Prague) so you'll have to take two buses to reach it. The transit desk at Prague airport was very helpful in this respect. Of course you could also take a taxi, but usually we put up with overnight layovers to save on ticket prices, right? If you're without a car, make sure you change money and buy any snacks/drinks before you arrive. The restaurant only serves breakfast and this quiet residential neighborhood doesn't offer much in the way of stores or eating options (a couple restaurants within walking distance, but not easy to find). As for the hotel itself, I should first note that it was under renovation after a new owner took over. Therefore, this may have had some impact on the experience. Overall, you could see that it was the cute "elegant" place that the other reviewers referred to, but it was also dark, vacant-feeling and with doors so flimsy that I was entertained for much of the evening by the conversations and other activities of the few other guests on my floor. I don't demand too much of a hotel at this price, so I can say that I was willing to put up with these inconveniences and that I'm relatively satisfied. However, if you except a higher level of comfort/convenience, look into a Campanile or perhaps Ibis.

I was treated to a welcome given at a hostel by a receptionist who had been in the job 8 days. She tried as hard as she could however for a professional business competing in a hungry world of accomodation the hotel feel way short of satisfactory. I had to wait at 5pm in the afternoon to check in because there were guests still in the room from the previous night. I entered a room cleaned by the receptionist with a chaotic aroma of cigarettes and post alcoholic experiences. I was booked on a tour of Prague where I was promised top quality service but was left standing in Prague, 15km from the hotel at 5.30pm in the afternoon of the tour with no way to get home. I was given poor directions for dinner as the cook had left for the night (7pm). I was promised cutlery for my takeaway food yet had to end up eating with my hands. I was not offered any breakfast either. If I had not gone into complain about the tour I was booked on I would not have been charged for a room or given a receipt. I was extremely disappointed

The location of this hotel was just right for us because we wanted to be near relatives who live a little out of the centre, and this hotel is also on the doorstep of what was a royal hunting park so plenty of space to walk, jog, amble. Czech public transport is so good, it doesn't matter how far out of the centre any hotel is. The room was very spacious, light and airy with unusual decor, though furniture utilitarian. We needed wifi and it was available free in our room, as was a safe. We ate only breakfast (relatives fed us in evening) but that was excellent. Freshly cooked choice of eggs or ham and eggs, a variety of cold options, cake, cereals, yoghurts, fruit, fruit juices and hot drinks - all buffet so as much as you wanted. The evening menu looked very appealing so we will eat 'in' some of the time on our next visit. Staff were all friendly and helpful. Despite it being a small hotel, there is 24 hour desk cover. We slept well because the curtains kept the light out and covered the windows - this is not always the case in Czech hotels as we know from staying elsewhere. We shall be staying there again - and again - as long as our relatives live in Prague.

Desayuno nefasto. Imposible tomar nada, falta de: alimentos, leche caliente, tostador, mermeladas. Moqueta impracticable, habitación muy nefasta

Avantage pas loin de l’aéroport

Preis-Leistung war gut. Alle sehr freundlich.