Since the first time I stopped comparing hotels in Prague. Every time we are in Prague over night, we keep coming back there. If you book breakfast and dinner you get a voucher for each night. You can use them freely on lunch or dinner. For that voucher, you get to choose from a menu. Either starter and main, or main and dessert. Great chef. I always enjoy the food there. Late arrival is no problem, you just inform them via mail or phone. They have a 24h reception service. Just the kitchen will close at 22:00… so you might want to use a “dinner” voucher for the late day on your next days lunch. Will keep coming there.

I liked the quiet and the neighborhood. From the hotel to my work venue I got to walk through peaceful cemeteries, marveling thumb stones and graves. The hotel itself is also OK, the breakfast offered was rich although a bit boring by the end of my stay. Cleanliness was OK-ish, I've noticed the cleaning staff was in the room, but nothing really exceptional. All in all I have nothing to rally say against this place, and it also offers good price to quality.

I didn't like the room, it was too small, when it was occupied by two individuals we felt we don't have any space. I've also missed some shelves or racks to put some of the clothes on. Turning onto the weekend some other guests were too loud in the rest area on front of the rooms and that was a bit disturbing to our sleep.

Lovely small hotel. Very quiet and comfortable room with plenty of space for clothes etc. A ten minute walk from the metro and bus station for travel in to the city centre.The lady receptionist was wonderful. Friendly and efficient also helped with what to see and public transport around the city.

The pillows were too soft and unsupportive.

Not far from the subway station, so you can quickly get to the center. 400 meters to the grave of Franz Kafka, right next door you have the New Jewish Cemetery - if you're interested in Jewish culture this is an additional plus of the hotel location. The hotel is quiet and comfortable, the rooms are just right.

I think it's worth adding electric kettles in the rooms. Breakfast tasty, but it would be worth adding something new - similar things every day.

Nice room and quiet location

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This is still my favorite Prague hotel. Located in a residental area in Prague 10, it is close enough to the metro (Zelivskeho) to be convenient, but outside the tourist track (a pre in my view). The rooms are spaceous and the staff is always superb, going out of their way to help. In summer it can be hot in Prague, but aircondition takes care of that. There is also an on-site restaurant with reasonably priced food (now including pizza) in case you do not want to venture out. I will be back!

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The room was quite comfortable overall and rather clean. The area is residential and quite. The next metro is some 5 to 10 min away from the hotel. The breakfast was sufficiently diverse. The staff was very accommodating and helpful.

The "extra-large double bed" was actually two single beds stiched together. The room requires some minor maintanence work and the cleaning personnel should be told to pass the dust mop more thoroughly.

The art deco decor is very appealing. At first it seems a bit remote from the historic center but there is a metro station very nearby that takes you straight into the heart of the city. Even by foot you can reach it.

Everything was fine.

The food was great, the hotel was very comfortable, and the staff were lovely. Even though we didn't have a car, it was very easy. Turn right out of the tube station, cross the road at the end of the big wall, turn left into the little park, and the hotel was there.

Nothing, everything was very lovely.

Loved this hotel, especially the art deco look and the good restaurant on the lower floor. The room was so quiet and comfortable and the staff were very helpful and friendly.

My only wish would be for a kettle and tea/coffee in the room. It would help if tea/coffee were free to guests in reception.