Perfect place for a solo traveler who comes to Prague by bus or train. It is a stone throw from the main train station, with clear sign on the corner of the building. I stayed in a room with 4 other female occupants. The room was a split level with two beds upstairs and three downstairs. It has separate toilet and shower, both clean and modern. Beds were comfy. I have returned after midnight, went in quietly and slept till morning. Our room's windows were facing inner yard, so it was very quiet. I liked to have a locker with a four digit code and a clear instruction how to use it. Staff was extremely friendly and competent. I also got a water bottle for free. There is a nice work eat place around the corner in the same building, I had fantastic schnitzel there in less than 15 minutes. There is also possibility to have breakfast in the hostel for 12 euro, that you pay when you come in the morning. I asked reception to keep my bag till late afternoon, they said no problem, labelled my backpack with a paper stripe and have given me a paper stab with a code. So, fantastic value for money and perfect location to avoid drugging your suitcase through cobbled streets.

I honestly cannot say. All had been perfect!

I do appreciate the manager’s effort to improve my stay, but I believe there’s still room for the team to improve in guest interaction and professionalism. Hospitality isn’t just about a trendy design or central location—it’s about how guests are treated.

As far as Hostel rooms go, this was the best I’ve tried: Large modern clean rooms with few beds (No bunk beds, so very comfortable). Bathrooms are small but clean and modern.

No kitchen! You can’t cook your dinner or even breakfast. You can only buy their breakfast (like in hotels) which is fairly expensive

The room was great. No bunk beds! The beds were positioned in a way each guest has some privacy. 2 big drawers under the bed and a big locker. The breakfast was excellent, with many options, cheers to whoever decided to put prosecco at breakfast table :) Location is perfect, specially for does travelling to prague by train. Easy to go everywhere.

Everything was great, only the heater position in the bedroom is a bit odd. The heater is on top of the wall, so the area on top floor gets too warm while the area downstairs don't get warm enough.

Super stylish room, clean bathroom, towel offer, no one sleeping on top, light and power besides the bed, an extra drawer beside the locker. The hostel is super fancy and feels more like a hotel, well-located for arrival by train and bus.

The room was in front of the elevators and stairs, people would stop to talk or wait for others in front of our door and it could get quite noisy. Also, the wooden stairs to go upstairs inside the room are pretty loud and make the room vibrate a bit. Does not offer much of a hostel atmosphere, like common areas for chilling or cooking. It could be hard to get to know people if you are traveling alone.

Location is close to train station and wenceslas square. Good rooms. Basic facilities.

No tea coffee sachets in room. Expensive as compared to price it charges

The location was excellent, right next to train station where we arrived from Brussels. The room was practical, comfortable and clean. The staff were helpful, with a great attitude. I also loved the buffet breakfast, which offer a wide variety of options to choose from. Overall, it was a great experience.

Just one minor detail: the housekeeping staff could have checked that the shampoo and body wash dispensers were filled, as ours were almost empty and weren't refilled during our stay. Luckily we had our own, but I think is something the hotel should have ensured (to refill dispensers regularly).

There is only one bus available for transportation from the airport to the hotel, as the Prague bus, metro, and tram terminal is located just 150 meters from the hotel. You can reach the hotel from the airport for approximately four euros. There is a shopping mall about 800 meters away, and around 1 kilometer further is the iconic clock tower, along with a street full of restaurants, bars, cafés, and luxury shops nearby. The hotel’s breakfast is similar to the typical European breakfast, but I noticed that the variety has been expanded to cater to the large number of Turkish guests. The coffee is made from coffee beans, and their machines are genuinely good.

The air conditioner was a bit noisy, but other than that, we didn’t encounter anything negative.

Location was excellent. Quirky hotel with a fun twist. Rooms were immaculate. Breakfast was very nice with a good choice.

A large window in our room had been left open and the shutters drawn, which we did not notice as we arrived at night. As a consequence I didn’t get much sleep as I was cold and kept awake by traffic and external noises. It was only in the morning when I opened the shutters I saw the window was open. As soon as I closed it the room was quiet. If only the window had not been left open or at least the shutters had been open so you could see the open window. I also did not like the stairs in the room - I felt these were unsafe.

Staff were available to assist me with check-in even though I arrived late at night The location is relatively close to the train station, but it is a bit far from most tourist attractions The reception staff can help store items in the refrigerator

There is one toilet and one bathroom shared by five people, so we have to queue for showers. One of the roommate was unfriendly. Even though she came home late and had to wait for the bathroom, she still spoke to me in a rude tone, asking, 'Are you done yet?' If you come home late, you should queue properly instead of being impolite, otherwise you should pay for a single room yourself.