Stayed here for 10 days in August, loved it. Hotel is 2 or 3 minute walk from Ceskomoravska metro station, metro being the easiest and quickest way to get around in Prague, so very convenient. It's only 10 minutes on the metro to all the main sights in the city centre. The area around the hotel isn't great, but nothing strange for ex -communist eastern Europe. The staff are very friendly and helpful and the restaurant could stand on it's own, chef is excellent. I think we had one of the bigger rooms, with a walk in wardrobe, small balcony with chairs and table, plenty of cupboard space and was kept spotlessly clean. Shower wasn't great, but did the job. Plenty of hot water, which has been a problem in other places I've stayed. Pool is very nice, but also very cold, so be warned. They also have a sauna, but you pay extra for that, about £8 per half hour. All in all, we thoroughly enjoyed our stay here, very reasonably priced hotel, very nice staff, comfortable and convenient for city.

Very nice hotel with great staff. Only stayed in Prague for one night and the receptionist was very helpful to tell us what was good to see around the city and where to go to see it. The room was clean, nice and spacious and breakfast was very nice also. There was secure car parking and had easy access to public transport into the city center.

Travelled to Prague in March '06 for my wife's birthday. Chose the hotel because it offered good value for money. Hotel is located in Ceskomoravska towards the eastern end of the yellow underground line. Reception staff are very helpful and speak good English. Breakfast was typical European food, with bread, meats, eggs etc. We found the restaurant to be good value and varied for evening meals. Prague offers excellent value for food and drink and we came home with money to spare. A good cultural centre with some interesting attractions like the sex museum. Never got to use the swimming pool as we were always out and about. Travel around Prague was cheap, a 72 hour tourist travel card only cost £5 each and allowed us to use the buses, trams and underground, similar to a travel card in London. The airport is some way out of the city centre and you will first need to catch a bus to the underground station. Useful tourist/travel information centre in the airport. You must try Absinthe!