Top Hotel Prague

"The location is a bit far from the center. you need a taxi each time and it costs around 350-500 CK.." - Anonymous

"This is a huge hotel (more than 900 rooms), more appropriate for group tours than independent travellers. It is far from the center, you have to take a bus and the metro to get to the Old Town. Although it does not too long (approx 35 minutes), if you want to stay up until late it can be a problem, since the public transport stops running after 12:30 am. The staff is not particularly friendly. Positive points: size of the room and breakfast. Coming back to Prague, I would stay in a more centraly located hotel, even if I have to pay more for that." - Bruno Carmo

"The hotel is in an unattractive development area well out of the centre of Prague. However, public transport from the hotel is good and the centre can be reached in about 40 minutes. There is an indoor swimming pool but no outdside pool. Use of the pool costs 7 Euros per hour and as a result is not much used. Restaurants in the hotel are OK and reasonably priced. Good for conferences but not an ideal location for tourists." - Anonymous

"The hotel is located on Chodov, a suberb of Prague, and is reached via the very efficient metro and then a bus which stops right outside the hotel. Overall the journey to the centre of Prague takes about half an hour. The main business of the hotel is hosting conferences and it is very well geared to mass catering and coping with the demands of its many visitors. The standard of comfort is good and the facilities excellent. When I had a problem in my room my call was answered within 5 minutes. I would certainly choose this hotel again." - Anonymous