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A hostel near Prague Castle. Since it's near Prague Castle, there are few tram and bus stops, so you have to walk, but it's very convenient for sightseeing. Prague itself is not a big city, so you can get around on foot. The room was spacious, and there was even a spa bath, so it was nice that there was plenty of space. I booked it thinking that there would be curtains around the bed, but there were no curtains. The toilet and shower room were just outside the room, so I could use them late at night without worrying about my roommate. The shower room was dirty and worn, but I guess that's to be expected for a hostel at this price. There was a bathtub, but there was no plug, so I couldn't use the bath. It was helpful that luggage storage and towels were free.

This hostel is located right next to Charles Bridge. I stayed in a dormitory. The room was comfortable, and the kitchen with a microwave, kettle, and refrigerator, and the bathroom were clean! The only disappointing thing was that when I was relaxing in the bed I was shown, a person who had just returned from sightseeing got angry and said, ”That's my bed! Why are you sleeping there!?” I explained that the staff had just shown me to my bed, but they didn't seem to understand and we had a bit of a fight. I didn't want to sleep in someone else's bed either, but they got angry at me...I understand that it's a dormitory, so there are all kinds of things...But I explained the situation to the staff and they understood. I used up a lot of energy... If it weren't for that, I think I would have a comfortable stay.

In the city, the location is very good to all attractions within 10 minutes, very safe, the traffic is very convenient, the road is bright at night, the room is a bit old, not very modern, no air conditioning

I chose this hostel because of its great location. Every night, we played drinking games in the old friend's space at the hostel, and the hostel also planned things like sightseeing tours, which I thought were very interesting. The only thing that bothered me was that there was no elevator and I had to climb a lot of stairs 😅

I loved everything about this unusual hostel: its welcome, its cleanliness, its originality (each room is named after a Korean city), and the free breakfast voucher for its excellent Korean restaurant. The room was spacious with 8 beds, so it wasn't crowded. Access to it, on the 4th floor, was a bit difficult for me. However, the attitude of the other occupants of the room left something to be desired: the light was on until midnight, the computer screen was on high, and sometimes phone calls were made. There was no respect for anyone who wanted to sleep. Lights out at 10 p.m. should be a rule.

The hotel is located near the central square, not far from the central station. There are restaurants such as McDonald's nearby, and you can walk to check-in locations such as the Astronomical Clock. It is not easy to find at the door of the hotel. You can navigate to the neighborhood and ask the surrounding residents.

Breakfast is relatively simple, but it is basically enough. There are no sausages or meat. The center is two or three kilometers away, right? The service staff is more enthusiastic, there is a kitchen on each floor, and you can cook by yourself, which is good

This was my first time staying in a hostel, and this blind pick turned out to be pretty good! It was a six-person dorm with individual beds, and it even had its own private bathroom and shower, which was a nice touch. The environment was decent. The front desk guy was also really enthusiastic and always helped resolve any issues promptly! The location is a bit far from the center of Prague, but public transport is very convenient; it takes about twenty minutes by tram to reach various attractions, so I'd still recommend it!

The location was good, the room was spacious, and best of all, having a washing machine in the room was a lifesaver. The tram stop was also nearby, making it convenient to get anywhere. The hotel's responses were slow, so the service was neither particularly good nor bad. For experienced travelers, this is a very good hotel. It was a shame that there was no shampoo or body wash.

I booked a single private room that was quiet and nice. My only complaint is that it was outside the more secure part of the hostel because it was on the 5th floor and was the only room up there, so it was just situated at the top of the stairs. This meant I had to go downstairs for the bathroom and showers and down a couple flights of stairs for the kitchen area, not a big deal unless you needed to use the restroom in the middle of the night. The room itself was comfortable. The bed and pillow were a little lumpy and soft but I still slept well. There’s no aircon but the fan worked well and it was cold while I was there (low 20°sC). The kitchen had a microwave and induction stove but no fridge, so keep that in mind if you want to cook or keep food. Finding the hostel was easy because I looked it up online but it is off the Main Street and hidden in a little indoor shopping area. The location itself was brilliant, just minutes from old and new town and everything was well within walking distance. The main train station is also only about 800m.