It's a three star hotel, so don't expect more than that. It is exactly what it says. The pictures on their website are misleading; the room, we had stayed in, looked a bit dated and definitely would benefit from a refresh, however it was spacious and comfortable. The mattresses were a bit hard; we were ok with that, but it's not everyone's cup of tea. The housekeeping could be better - they were only doing the bins and were not bothered with anything else. No tea bags top up (we had to ask for extra ones at the reception), no fresh towels, no extra toilet rolls. It was common to find mops and buckets left by cleaners the day before and not collected over night. It was disgusting. The hotel is located in the city centre, which is superb for sightseeing. You have everything you need at a walking distance - the castle, the astronomical clock, the Jewish Museum and many more. A lot of restaurants and pubs are nearby. But with the location come some cons. The noise and the crowd. The noise starts in the early morning, ca. 4am with restaurant deliveries and never stops until late after midnight as people keep shouting and singing. Of course it's not the hotel's fault, but it still affects your sleep. The hotel does not have its own restaurant, but there is the Fat Cat located in the same building. You will find their leaflet in your hotel room, advertising the all you can eat breakfast. However, be careful as their staff might try to double or triple charge you for breakfast only because you are a foreign tourist. As we were told by our airport transfer driver - it's a typical practice. What a shame! It really leaves a bad impression of Czech people.