A fridge and a microwave were available near the room, and there was also a separate kitchen on the same floor (no plates, mugs, or utensils, but you can buy them for cheap at a nearby Pepco if you are staying for more than a few days). This hostel seemed like a place where people would stay for several weeks or even months (for example, my neighbours had their own kitchenware). It was relatively quiet despite a busy road with a tram line. The tram stop was nearby, and several supermarkets were within a walking distance, including Lidl, a small Albert, and Billa. I liked the location: it's outside the city centre but it's well-connected, with two tram lines and a minor train station nearby. Initially, I tried a local Czech mobile app for route planning, and it sent me to a wrong place also called "Bohemia", which was far away from this hostel. Luckily, I didn't have this problem when using regular maps.

I was waking up early because the sunlight hadn't been blocked off completely. The management of the toilet paper was a bit weird; apparently, each of the tenants had their own roll (and when I was leaving mine in the bathroom, it could disappear).

I really liked the hostel. the room was extremely clean, the bathroom was cleaned every day and very well. It has a bathroom and a private kitchen support area for 2 bedrooms, as there was no one in the room next door, my friend and I had the bathroom and "kitchen" just for us. It was very comfortable, I really liked the cleanliness. the hostel is far away, but I already knew that, but the metro is across the street. Well good. 30 min and you are in the old town

things I didn't like: All the notices are in Czech, they could at least put them in English because it's quite annoying and you have to translate each notice sheet through the translator. It's such a simple thing. There is a kitchen that is in the hallway for each floor, we didn't know, as we weren't informed during check in (we went to reception because the private support area, which has a microwave and a minibar, didn't have cutlery and she just said that there really wasn't) since there was a kitchen. Why didn't we know about this kitchen? because the sign was in Czech!!! in short: please put an English translation on the signs and notices, that would be perfect hahah

Travelled to Prague for a concert and booked the accommodation because it is close to the O2 Arena. The staff was friendly, room and bathroom was clean and we were provided with a towels and shampoo.

If you want to go to the city it is a bit of a longer way (about 20-30 minutes). I would recommend staying there if you dont mind being outside of the city or if you are going to an event held at the O2. We also did not have power on the day we left, because of maintenance.

I was in a room for four that shares a bathroom with another room. We were only two persons in the two corners and it felt quite private and comfortable for a hostel. There is one locked door to the main corridor and then a second locked door to your room which feels safe enough. Trams stop just in front of the building which gives a quick connection to everywhere. The are also several options for shopping and eating nearby.

clean. Albert in front, tram stop in front.

there was a train rail near and I could hear it when it pass when you he windows were open, we he fact that there is no lockers at all. there is no English or instructions inside the building.

The double room is quite good and comfortable for this price. Also, the staff were very nice and satisfied my request in my message beforehand. Thank you. In comparison to youth hostels, it is quiet since the guests don't stay up late.

There are not many or nearly no cooking wares or plates in the kitchen. If you plan to live for a long time and want to cook sometimes, you may have to buy or bring the stuff on your own. (Don't forget to contact the hostel beforehand since they have a discount for a stay over 5 days.) For me who stayed only for 2 nights and did not cook, it was no problem. One disadvantage is that it is located in a suburban/industrial area. Although it is very conveniently connected to the city center by trams, the nearby scenery is not especially beautiful. For people like me who have been to Prague many times and only require a place to sleep overnight, it is fine, but for travelers who can only visit Prague once, staying in the city center may be a better choice.

It wouldn’t be fair of me to rate my stay with anything less than 10, to be honest. The room was clean, no noisy neighbors, and when I noticed we didn’t get towels (which were visible on the photos) and asked about it, they were provided to me right away without any extra fee. As for the location and types of rooms, I knew what I was getting as all information are clearly provided in the listing, so I’m personally not sure why so many reviewers complain about this.

The only thing was the fact that, indeed, the receptionists did not speak English. It wasn’t a huge issue for us, as we are from a neighbor country, though.

This hostel is so nice with friendly staff and next to tram station. The girl (Dinara) sitting at desk always ready to welcomes you with nice smile and helps to explore the Prague with best suggestions.

My suggestion is don't follow the address given by booking.com as we missed location by keeping same address in maps. Instead do Google search

Very good value for money, if you are looking for a cheap, clean place and friendly personnel then this is the place. Located a little bit off the center but the transport connection is perfect. There is also a restaurant in place, but please check the opening times.

Nothing. All was good. No issues found or any unfriendlyness;)

The staff placed each by the name. So, as a girl I'm very pleased that I got a bed in a room with other women and not with men. It's very cool! Hostel itself us clean, the staff is very polite.