3-Star Hotels in Prague

I had a great experience staying here before, so I chose it again this time. It's a bit different from your typical bunk bed dormitory. There aren't individual curtains or partitions for each bed, but personally, I found this style to suit me well. There's no need to climb to the bed, and it was easy to organize my luggage. The bathroom facilities were particularly excellent and very clean. The shower/sink area and the toilet are in separate private rooms, which makes them convenient to use even when others are using them at the same time. There are no kitchen facilities, so it might not be ideal for long stays. However, since I only stayed for one night this time, I was very satisfied. I would definitely consider staying here again for a short trip.

⸻ Unfortunately, the hotel did not meet my expectations. I booked a Deluxe Double Room, but in reality, the room was very small, old, and nothing like the photos shown on the website. The furniture looked worn out and the overall impression was disappointing. The only positive aspect was the convenient location. In my opinion, the price does not match the quality

The hotel has a good location and a good surrounding environment. It is very quiet and close to the tram station. It is only more than ten minutes' walk from a bus station in Prague. The room is large and the facilities are also very good. There is a kettle. The service attitude of the brother and sister at the front desk is very good. They always help me solve my problems in a timely and excellent manner. The hotel's buffet breakfast is rich, with many varieties and good taste. If I go to Prague in the future, I will choose Pet Hotel again. It is really worth recommending!

Facilities: A small apartment with all the amenities. The microwave was a plus, perfect for a solo trip. Full marks! Cleanliness: Very clean, no issues at all. Full marks! Location: Right in the city center, just a few minutes' walk to the train station, with metro and tram stops nearby. Full marks! Service: Self check-in, no direct service. You can navigate everything in German (or use your phone for real-time English translation).

This time I stayed in a private pod, and it was very clean! Although the space isn't huge, I think it's just right for one person. I'd recommend it to backpackers, but if you have extra large luggage, the space might not be enough. Front Desk Service: Excellent and very responsive! The lobby hosts daily events for guests to interact. For example, I happened to be there during ”free pancake night.” They also offer light meals and drinks. Common Areas: - There's a kitchen with a fridge for cooking. - The bathrooms and toilets are very new. However, bath towels and toiletries are not provided, so you need to bring your own.

There are many good, value-oriented hotels in Prague, but I keep coming back here as it gets so many things just right. The location is ideal for people wishing to explore more of Prague than the historic city centre. Although the 22 tram gets you to the edge of the ”Old Town” in only a few stops, and to the ”Lesser Quarter” square in a few stops more, the nearby transport hubs of I. P. Pavlova and ”Peace Square” mean you can get to all corners of Prague with minimal transfers. The hotel itself is unassuming, with all the necessary facilities for a short stay. Above all, it is spotlessly clean, both the guest rooms and public areas. The guest rooms are being gradually upgraded so not all have air-conditioning and many still have shower curtains around the (rather small) shower tray. That aside, the rooms are bright and airy; the vestibule has a wardrobe and plenty of space for luggage, coats, shoes, etc. There is no bar but there is a well-stocked fridge in the guest lounge for cold drinks at reasonable prices. The breakfast buffet has an adequate range of hot and cold items, aimed more at central European palates, with an interesting selection of pastes and pickles as well as the usual eggs, sausages, ham, salami, cheese, etc. If you prefer a sweet breakfast there are plenty of pastries and jams. Overall, this is a good value mid-range hotel ideal for shorter stays to explore beyond the Old Town.

Not far from Prague Square, there is a market downstairs, there are many stalls, you can buy some small gifts such as fruits, crafts, etc. Some shops can use euros Krona, it does not matter if you do n’t change, you can use a credit card to order tickets and shop very convenient. The hotel is renovated in an apartment building. There is no very conspicuous lobby. You have to ring the bell before you open the door. The elevator is very small after you go in. There are no obvious signs where to check in. The front desk is very welcoming. The translation software communicates with us, but asks if there are any delicious shops near her and will check and draw maps for us. The rooms are large and the facilities are a bit old. The bathroom was overwhelmed by me and I installed it again. ...

We stayed here one night as an emergency but it's amazing. Didn't expect much but it's superb. I wish we stayed here the whole time instead. Strong AC. Small but cozy bathroom. Excellent view outside the window. So clean and in a nice area but still quiet away from the touristy bit.

The breakfast was good and the variety was able to satisfy different tastes. The location of the hotel is also close to a few hundred meters from the subway station. Only the hotel room facilities are relatively poor. The bed was small and there was a damp smell in the room. The 1st floor wifi signal is too bad, and it is not the same. The cell phone signal is also not good. The room was very poorly sounded, and at night I could hear the sound of snoring in the next room.

Located right by the roadside, with trams passing by, it's a 15-minute walk to Charles Bridge and the Kakafka Head statue—no need for a taxi. The hotel is clean and tidy enough, and the breakfast is acceptable for the price. The rooms don't face the street, so it's quiet. There are cafes and bars downstairs, so finding something to eat is easy. Prague is great for city walks. The front desk is unmanned after 9 PM; access is by card, so you'll be out of luck if you don't have one.