Pet-friendly Hotels in Prague

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.

Ibis have a familiar and easy to use format. We enjoy the contemporary style, the bar and breakfast. Ibis Old Town Prague is in a great position, a short stroll to the Old Town Square with tram and metro stops almost at the Hotel entrance. There are beer and food venues equally near. The exterior is 19 Century Prague but the interior is modern, clean and the lifts were really good!

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

What an unpleasant experience! I stayed at the Hilton before but these two nights were extraordinary unpleasant and not at all according to Hilton 5* standard. it absolutely did not fit to the high price of the rooms. 1.) The Hilton has at the moment a beer garden. If your room is facing this beer garden, forget any chance to sleep. the beer garden is open weekdays till midnight and the party music will make it impossible to sleep! Well done, Hilton management. 2.) In our booked DELUXE room (at higher costs) not a single TV channel worked. And slippers to go to the pool area were also not there. They told us that we have to ask for slippers. Sadly, they forget to tell us this. All in all, a horrible two night experience: party music till midnight, not a single TV channel working and walking barefoot through the hotel on the way to the spa. Sorry, never again! choose another place with better service (and it will be cheaper in top)!

I am very disappointed that out of all hotel in Prague we needed up with Ambassador hotel ! Since day 1 and the staff are not friendly nor helpful though we are traveling with an infant and a toddler! The room is not clean either ! we have found a spider web dangling on the rooms’ ceiling ! The worst part of when we try calling the front desk , their phone seems to be damaged and they cut the line as they can’t listen . We had a 6 hours flight and we need to be comfortable and happy with finally reaching the hotel but this hotel is definitely not what I was expecting or hoping to experience . This is the first experience at Prague and I hope I don’t get disappointed further.

Great stay at Hotel Theatrino. It is out of town but very easy to get tram into centre just 5 min walk away and run very frequently. Room was cleaned every day and had everything we needed: safe, hairdryer, fridge, good shower. Breakfast was served in the old impressive theatre space, good continental selection and also some cooked items too. A few bars in the local area, we tried one with good beer on the corner if you turn left as you go out of the hotel entrance. Would stay here again as much cheaper than the city centre hotels

First, I would like to commend the staff in this hotel for making our stay comfortable and enjoyable. Due to the sunny weather during our visit to Prague, we find the rooms very warm. Unfortunately the aircondition is not working at the time, but the staff explained politely that they usually have the airconditioning system on during summer time. Ive ask if I could have an electric fan however the staff said they dont have one, and they will try to find one for us. When we arrived back to the hotel that night, the fan was there already and they even left it turn on, to cool the room ahead.👍The hotel itself is very nice, clean and rooms are spacious with a character. The beds and pillows were also very comfy. The location were fantastic, just only 3 minutes walk to the square which is a bonus. The Buffet Breakfast is really good, tasty and have variety of choices. I would highly recommend this hotel for those going to visit Prague. The restaurant attached to the hotel also serves delicious food and drinks in reasonable price. Overall, its a positive experience and madebour holiday extra special. Will definitely go back in this hotel.🤗

The location is perfect, just steps away from Old Town Square. Tyn Church is just outside hotel entrance. Hotel has road access, making it convenient for airport transfer and Uber (because Old Town Square is pedestrian zone, not all hotels around there can be accessed by car). The room is spacious and very clean. There is Nespresso machine and kettle in the room. Breakfast is served in a beautiful library with view of the Tyn Church. Good selection of juices, hams, sausages, bacon, cheese, breads, pastries, cereals and fruits. Tip : Deluxe room # 35 is a corner room with view of both the Tyn Church and Old Town Square.