Best Western Hotels in Prague

Excellent location n at most 5 mins walk from the main train station Room size is moderate n big comparing to Asian hotels amenities are ok though despite offering the same things for hand face and hair lol Breakfast is included and good to have a chance to meet fellow travelers. Should have no worries as they have 2 sets of full food stations for everyone… capacity being more than 200 I wonder Price wise it is just worth the money

Went to Prague on the 4th of October, staying somewhere else on the 5th and returning back on the 6th, (two nights in total in the God Bank hotel) We travelled over for a football match out-with Prague. We had left match tickets you mistake in the hotel, we didn’t have enough time to return to Prague to collect the tickets. After contacting the staff at the Gold Bank, they came to our rescue by sending individual pictures of all the tickets, this allowed us to get them reprinted at the football stadium. We are very grateful. The staff were courteous and professional from the moment arrived, we all enjoyed our stay. I would definitely recommend this Hotel, it’s only a short walk to the train station, bus station, bars and restaurants.

Fantastic hotel, in a great location with a very helpful and attentive staff and excellent offering. Our room was very modern, spacious, clean and had all the amenities you would need for your stay (coffee machine, kettle, fridge, dishwasher there is an oven as well but we didn't use it). Breakfast - beautifully laid out buffet bar offering warm and cold selection with an excellent choice for any dietary requirements; fresh ingredients, lovely local breads, fruit, pastry, freshly made omelettes - very tasty. Staff - Reception - young, welcoming, attentive, helpful - just great :-) Bar - Mr. Jan - absolute star who makes the best cocktail - if you like espresso martini - go for The Julius cocktail - it's just perfect after all day walking around Prague. Jan was super friendly, professional, no matter how big or small our bar order was. He kept the table always nice, tidy and his attentive service was very appreciated. Breakfast staff - team of buzzy Bees - making your stay wonderful, caring, taking care of the breakfast bar looking tidy and in order Cleaning ladies - kept our room nice, tidy and fresh. All we can say is - we had a fantastic stay and when back in Prague, we will be looking to stay at the Julius again. The hotel is very well placed, not too far from the local attractions and it always welcomes you back after a long day of exploring. Thank you again :-)!

Excellent hotel ... modern, clean, fairly central, spacious rooms (with fluffy pillows). Friendly, helpful staff. Excellent and varied range of breakfast food, either cold buffet or cooked choice. After checking out there is no charge for leaving any luggage prior to departure for airport etc. The hotel is situated directly opposite Florenc metro station, an interchange for all 3 underground lines, and has a tram stop which services several routes to city centre and beyond. Also in close proximity are a supermarket, a shopping mall and several (varied nationality) restaraunts and, of course, the ubiquitous McDonald's (for those who like such fare!). Hotel also boasts a bar, bistro and food vending machines. I highly recommend Botanique Hotel.

The hotel is quite well located, the front desk staff are very friendly and helpful. The beds are comfortable and soundproofing is quite good as well. A huge plus for a free storage room. The shower could have been cleaner.

Stayed here for three nights in March, 2023. Truth-in-advertising ... we are big fans of Accor properties and stay with them whenever possible. That said, we hold them to a higher expectation. And the Old Town MGallery definitely held up to our expectations. Prior to the trip, they were very responsive to our inquiries for assistance with planning. Our room was, by European standards, quite large and the bed have a very nice sleep (something important to us as I have a bad back that can be sensitive to bad beds. The only downside I would say to our room was that there was minimal deskspace if you are there on business or need to do some work on your laptop. Additionally, while there were power outlets, there weren't a lot which made things a challenge when trying to power up various electronics. MINOR issues that were easily overlooked given the overall experience. Our lack of Czech language skills were not an issue in that all of the staff we interacted with spoke excellent English. Their bar had an excellent array of drinks and cocktails for a nightcap and the breakfast buffet was excellent. Add to this the beautiful Art Deco decor and the phenomenal location to everything in the Old Town and it is a great place to stay while in Prague.

My husband and I stayed at the Dancing house from June 19th - June 23rd with some very good friends are ours. We were in room 202 and they were in room 201. While this hotel is absolutely beautiful it's very obvious that design was prioritized over function. I've listed the pros and cons of this hotel below. I would highly recommend looking elsewhere if you traveling here during the warm summer months since their air conditioning is almost non-existent in several of the hotel rooms and you'll end up sweating while you sleep. PROS 1. The hotel is in a great location. We were able to walk everywhere we wanted in Prague and nothing we wanted to go see was more then a 15 minute walk. You also have a train station right in front of the hotel so you can always hop on that if you need to go farther. 2. Both the inside and outside of the hotel is beautiful, especially at night. 3. The breakfast is one of the best I've had while traveling. They have everything from eggs and bacon to several different types of sausage, many different types of fresh fruit and more then half a dozen different types of breads. CONS 1. By far and away the number 1 con of this hotel is the lack of reliable air conditioning! To be honest, I don't believe room 202's air conditioning system even worked. The air was never cold coming out of the vents and the hotel sent two different people up to make sure the thermostat was set correctly. (which it was). During the morning/early afternoon the room would never get below 78 degrees (25.5 Celsius) even though it was 62 degrees outside the first morning we woke up. During the late afternoon and evening it would warm up to as warm as 81 degrees in the room, even with the air conditioning running. I brought this up to the staff 3 times and there was nothing they could do. (except they did offer me ice, but I'm not sure how that was supposed to cool me off?) I literally had to go find a place to buy a fan in order to stay in this hotel with those temps! The management should be ashamed of themselves that they allow this to continue. This was not the only room without reliable air conditioning either. Room 304 was also complaining about their air conditioning as we were checking out, so keep that in mind. Our friends in room 201 did have working a/c, but you had to keep a card in a slot to keep the a/c running when you left. Even if you left a card in there the housekeeping would take it out when they cleaned the room, leaving the room warm by the time you arrived back. 2. While the lack of a/c was the biggest issue, another big issue was the design of the room. Yes, it's beautiful looking and has some neat features (like color changing ambient lighting) BUT it's very impractical and dysfunctional. For instance, the a/c vents are located next to the windows, but BEHIND the curtains. So, if we closed the curtains to keep the sun from coming into the windows, we received no air flow from the vents. (curtains are ceiling to floor heigh

This is our first time to visit Prague. The hotel is at the very convenient location and we enjoy the Royal environment and atmosphere both inside the room and in the dinning area. The breakfast location is just like a small palace. Hotel staff also offer us advice to book taxi to the Central bus station where we started our trip in Poland. The convenient booking of car pick up to airport also very efficient. We enjoyed our first yet memorable trip in Prague

Great hotel in a lovely quiet area, 15 minutes to the old town/bridge by tram. Had a room on the 4th floor which was clean and light, beds comfortable and fantastic shower. Check in at reception was easy and they were helpful in giving you all the info you need for your stay. They will also help with any trips or sightseeing. Our room was cleaned every day but if this doesn't happen, just ask at reception. Great continental breakfast with good choice of rolls, cheeses, hams, eggs, cereals, yoghurts, fruit, pastries etc. and plenty of coffee. The public transport system is subsidized by the Czech government so over 65s are free and 60-65s tram/bus tickets are half the price. Their bus/tram system is brilliant and the best way to see Prague so using Google Maps (which is a godsend) you can go to all the sights by tram/bus. I bought 3 day tickets from the yellow machines at the airport and each day you use one, just validate it at the tram/bus stop or on the tram/bus and it stamps it for 24 hours use, just keep your passport with you to confirm your age (we never saw any inspectors). As I'm 60 it cost me 180 Czech krona (£6.50) for 3 days travel. We also used public transport from and to the airport and although it took 50 minutes, it saved us a fortune (taxis can be anything between £30-£40.00). The tram stop is round the corner at the bottom of the hill from the hotel. We could leave our bags at the hotel after we checked out so we went to the lovely park across the road for a couple of hours. If you want a lovely meal and great beer, we found a little gem called the Beer Spot which is 6 minutes walk from the hotel. There's a lovely shopping mall about 5 minutes walk Nový Smíchov Shopping Centre, which has all the brands you could want and a Tescos. Would definitely use this hotel for Prague again.