Nice location, a lot of cool places within walking distance. I didn’t use any transport, but could easily reach bus station, shops and historical sites on foot. Room was neat and clean, comfy beds, beautiful inner yard. I loved there was a bathroom and additional toilet and sink to avoid waiting for others. Also I could loan hair dryer and a locker for the whole stay. The stuff was friendly and helpful. They also have own bar and breakfast. I’d recommend this place for sure!

Not smth bad, just as advice: Kitchen was good but needs bit more cleaning during the day. The room needs more precise attention to surfaces (towel dryer had few dust, some spiderwebs on the top corners of the room). Additionally, I’d put some extra air fresheners to each bathroom/wc. Also, having a guest washing machine at place could be a good idea for long stayers.

The atmosphere is really great, the people and the staff are really friendly. I really liked the fact that it had an inner courtyard where you could just sit and chill. The neighbourhood is really nice and quiet and there are a lot of good restaurants and bars around with good prices. It's also reasonably close to the center and to the bus terminal which was really convenient for me. I'll gladly stay here the next time I go to Prague.

The lockers could be a little better. For the bottom beds they are on wheels and go under the beds. When you need to use them you have to get them out from under the bed and open the lid and that makes it hard for other people to walk through the room. It was just a minor inconvenience for me though and I got used to it.

I really liked this place — it’s quiet, with trees and chairs underneath, inside the hostel area, which gives it a peaceful vibe. The rooms were clean and comfortable, and overall, I’d say it’s a very nice and affordable hostel stay. The hostel is located somewhere between the Charles Bridge and the main train station, so it's super convenient. It's also very close to the tram stop Viktoria Žižkov. From there: You can take Tram 9 directly to Hlavní nádraží (the main train station). Or take Tram 5 or 15 to Malostranské náměstí, which is just a short walk to Charles Bridge (Lesser Town side). There’s a LIDL supermarket nearby, along with a few small grocery stores and plenty of kebab shops close to the hostel. I really enjoyed the stay and liked the quiet neighborhood. The only slightly tricky part was pulling a trolley bag on the cobblestone roads, which can be a bit tough — but aside from that, it was an amazing stay. I especially loved the trees and chill vibe inside the hostel. I would highly recommend this place — it’s budget-friendly, worth the price, and perfectly located near both the main train station and Charles Bridge.

Maybe I would say the tricky part was pulling a trolley bag on the cobblestone roads, which can be a bit toug.

Staff were kind and helpful, with reception open 24h. Courtyard was super relaxing especially in the summer for chill place in the evening. Rooms were clean, lockers spacious, and bed was actually quite comfy. Location was also perfect for both convenience (walking distance to Florenc bus station, many trams/buses nearby) and quality (Zizkov is great area to stay in)

It's a hostel and there are just the things that come with staying in a shared room. Overall it's a great place and as far as hostel experiences go it's one of the best I've had.

1 - We were allowed to keep our baggage in the storage area before check-in, which was great! 2 - The staff was polite and helpful during the check-in process. 3 - The extra facilities such as towels, lockers, etc. were fantastic! 4 - The garden area is amazing for relaxing and eating, even after check-out. I would love to see some grass there. 5 - The washroom has a good exhaust that runs at full speed after pressing a button, which is much needed. 6 - An Indian friend helped us order food from outside at a reception at night because we didn't have access to the Wolt app or Czech Koruna, but only Euros.

1 - Because of flight regulations regarding liquids and bottles, hostel guests left their extra items in the rooms. Therefore, there should be a box inside each room for sharing items with future hostel guests. We also noticed that someone took our toothpaste, lol. If someone had placed it in the sharing box, we would have used another one :) 2 - The lockers under beds need to be fixed in one place as they keep moving around. It's not a major issue, but it should be addressed. 3 - The bathroom needs a floor mat to prevent wet floors. Must have! 4 - The beds that are positioned below must have staircases on the outside, and curtains should cover one side fully for privacy, currently only upper beds have full curtains.

Sir Toby's Midtown lives up to its name. - On the day of check-in, I was received at the reception by Robert, a fine gentleman with a distinguished accent. I was informed that all the rooms were booked up so I was smoothly transferred to their other branch across the Vltava River in the Holešovice neighbourhood where I stayed a night. - To the most part the staff are professional in their dealings. The Indian staff at the Holešovice were super friendly and helpful. - Sir Toby's Midtown has a large courtyard for those who like to relax under the summer sun, and an indoors dining area for folks who like to use their laptops and have a bite or a drink at the same time. - The rooms are spotlessly clean and spacious enough to accomodate four people per dorm. - An ideal place for professionals and couples who prefer peace and quiet and are not so into the party hostel vibe. On the other hand, the Holešovice branch has a more social vibe to it.

- The Ukrainian daytime receptionist was a bit blunt, but still acted professional. - The Indian overnight receptionist was not much help. I asked something basic about my booking and he was dismissive.

Location is not old town itself but not the outskirts either. Well connected. Everyone from the staff is super helpful. I managed to talk to everyone except housekeeping. They try to accommodate your needs. The space is comfortable enough and, most importantly, functional. Czech restaurants are also around the corner, as well as kebab stores and Vietnamese stores for late night food. Lidl and Billa are also around.

Not much. Maybe the hinges of the door to my room were creaking and may disturb others when I entered.

We thought the location vlwas very nice. It's a few minutes from 2 different public transport stations so getting anywhere is easy. We felt generally safe walking around , but we never stayed out past 11pm. Our room was nice and spacious, and the bathroom as well. Everything seemed clean enough and tidy. We were generally satisifed with our stay, and felt the price was right (but we did get a pretty nice discount on the app itself).

As it is primarily a hostel, it can get a little loud in the evenings which made it impossible to sleep with the window open. The bed was comfy but the pillows were terrible - but that was not a big issue for us.

This hostel is tucked away in a part of Prague that's far from the touristy areas without being too far away. This meant the hostel was pretty quiet and it felt like going home after being out for the day It's also close to the main central station and the florenc bus station, both being a short walk away. The rooms were clean and neat with cleaners coming in daily. The bunks are really solid with comfortable mattresses and pillows (I thought they were the comfiest pillows I've ever experienced in a hostel!). I didn't even notice or feel when someone was climbing into the top bunk which shows how solid the bunks were. The lockers under the bed were also really big and could fit my entire 70lt backpack which was nice. They're BYO lock. The dorm rooms on my level (ground floor) had a bathroom with a shower and toilet as well as a separate toilet and a sink. It meant there wasn't any waiting to use the bathroom which was nice.

The rooms do tend to get a bit stuffy and the only way to get fresh air in is to keep the door open. The doors open into a courtyard that is only accessible via reception. There's no real common area, just the bar and some chairs in the courtyard, which isn't the worst thing. The wifi isn't the best. It's not the worst but it did lag a bit which could be a pain for those working from home. There is only hand soap in one bathroom which I thought was strange as there were two sinks.

Rooms for 4 people were alright, no troubles to get a shower or a toilet visit. Common outside area and a hostel bar. You can rent a towel, which worked for me.

No clothwashing possibility, although there's a laundry nearby which one can use. Room design was weird. No sink in toilet room, so to wash your hands you go through the room to wash them in shower room unless it's occupied. Didn't find light switch in room until I heard rumors someone found it under the table. Wow. There it was. Maybe a good thing so that people who arrive late don't flashbang you. Room was kind of crowded/small.