I booked the standard room with breakfast and the attic room was lovely. It was really cozy and well furnished with a coffee machine too. I also appreciated the bathroom l’occitane cosmetics and loved the fact that they had plenty of fluffy towels. The breakfast was delicious and plenty, one of the richest I have seen. 3-4 types of eggs, veggies, baked stuff, sweets, fresh juices - just wow! And on top of that friendly and helpful staff, super present, curious and attentive.

A lot of messages from the property about the special rules of the hotel due to religion nische have put me off a bit. To be honest you feel a bit discriminated even before coming in. Same for the looks you get from some residents in the elevator and breakfast room. Together with no smiles and not even responding to a friendly “hello” back.

We had an amazing experience at the King David Hotel in Prague. From the moment we arrived, the hospitality was top-notch. We were pleasantly surprised to receive a complimentary upgrade to a Junior Suite, which was spacious, beautifully designed, and very comfortable. The hotel is incredibly accommodating for those who keep kosher, with delicious kosher meals available, making it a truly convenient and enjoyable option. The dining experience was excellent, with a variety of tasty and high-quality dishes. The atmosphere in the hotel is pleasant and relaxing. Everything was spotless and well-maintained, and the attention to detail was evident. The staff were friendly, professional, and always ready to assist with a smile. Overall, this hotel provides a luxurious and comfortable experience, particularly for those seeking kosher amenities. Highly recommended!

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Without a doubt the friendliest hotel staff I’ve ever encountered. Considering we didn’t realise this was a Jewish hotel, and we were a LGBT couple - we were made to feel exceptionally welcome. We arrived after breakfast but they still took us in and got us some food. They also brought us a cake for our anniversary. The facilities are clean, the rooms are lovely and they have really gone for the attention to detail in terms of the religious touches. Overall a lovely stay - thank you!

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The people were very nice and location, just perfect. We were at few minutes away from the town center and we did a lot of walking from the hotel itself. There is no big need of public transportation from here.

The breakfast did not exceed my expections, sorry. It was probably me, that was unaware of the meaning of Kosher = mainly Israely clientele oriented. That means not a great choice of food. BUT they were very kind to offer us a voucher to their sister David Hotel nearby, at 5 minutes walk away, for a greater choice (much better), so we went and have breakfast there, and was amazing (except one of the waiter there that seems not like us using the bonus from the other hotel)

I recently stayed at this hotel and had an exceptional experience. The rooms are beautifully elegant and offer a perfect blend of comfort and style. Each detail is thoughtfully designed, making our stay incredibly relaxing. The staff went above and beyond to make us feel welcome, always greeting us with a warm smile and ready to assist with any request. I highly recommend this hotel for anyone looking for a luxurious and hospitable stay.

-The only small negative was that I requested a room with a view as it was my sister's 40th birthday and we got a room that looked onto a service courtroom and it wasn't quiet at times. -We were made aware of the breakfast not having meat but did miss it (however the offerings were fresh and delicious.)

The Hotel was great. as someone who keeps Kosher and Shabbat, you have everything you need, just like home. from Shabbat light in the room to the times of Friday dinner. food was great with a lot of options. rooms were big and worm. Pool and SPA area are a bit small but very nice and clean

The Restaurant was very crowded for Lunch on Shabbat. had to wait a bit for a table. if they could arrange a sitting map like they did in Friday night dinner it would have been better,

We had the most lovely time staying at the King David! My husband and I are orthodox Jewish, and travelled with two toddlers (ages 1.5 and 3). We booked a suite with spa access, and were surprised by the large size of the room, which was very large by European standards and including a bathroom, sitting area, and a very large bed. The staff was extremely accommodating - they helped us navigate the bus/tram systems including where and how to buy tickets and what stops to get off. The hotel offers day-tours and the staff is well-informed about the any tourist destinations of Prague. We were given two cribs for our children and kids highchairs for breakfast. The breakfast was varied and delicious - omelets, scrambled eggs, pancakes, crepes, fruit, salads, bread, coffee, etc

We were not as impressed with the dinner offered as we were with the breakfast and dairy cafe in the hotel. The menu was more limited.

Everything Great location The Hotel went far and beyond our expectations for the cleanliness of all the communal areas, our bedroom and bathroom. Absolutely spotless. The meals were delicious and all dietary requirements were catered for without being requested and in our room was fridge, Shabbat light and kettle, two sinks, iron and ironing board, etc etc Very warm and friendly atmosphere. The staff were super helpful. There was always iced water available and coffee and cakes downstairs during the day. The lobby cafe was comfortable and the food delicious. There are actually two elevators in hotel and we never experienced having to wait for either one of them.

We just couldn’t fault the hotel. The management thought of everything to make our stay comfortable.

We had an Executive Twin room which was very tastefully decorated, and had a great shower/bathroom. The beds were very comfortable and gave excellent back support. Breakfast was a great variety of dishes, buffet style and eat as much as you like. The attention to detail, such as sabbath permissible lamps in the room, the synagogue in the hotel, and arrangements for sabbath meals made our Shabbat truly excellent.

We had no complaints.

Fantastic hotel! They gave me a luxury room upgrade and were very accommodating throughout. When I checked out for one night to visit Karlovy Vary, they stored my luggage until I checked back in the next day. Rooms are spacious and comfortable. I love the Occitane products they use. The breakfast is varied and delicious (they’ll say it’s vegetarian because it is kosher, but it’s not - there’s salmon and tuna). The hotel is located a 15-20 min walk to the main square in Prague.