I stayed at the CT Hotel 11-16 June for both business and pleasure and I have mixed feelings about it. I was responsible for selecting hotels for myself and nine colleagues for a conference we were attending at the Prague Congress Centre. I chose Corinthia Towers because it was opposite the PCC. I booked the hotel rooms through the conference agent and paid for the rooms in advance. We all had rooms for single occupancy and I specified that I would be joined by my husband at the weekend and paid a supplement for a double room. However, upon check in I was told they only had single rooms (single beds) left and they would try to move me in time for the weekend. I was not overly concerned about this until I learnt later in the day that at least four of my (male) colleagues who checked in AFTER me were all given double rooms, and on the Executive floor! I was not worried about them being upgraded but I was not happy about being lied to. Out of my party of ten I was the only one allocated a room with single beds and the only one who needed a double. I don't put this down to bad luck because my requirements were specified, I put it down to bad check in management. I did manage to change rooms on the Friday (a hassle I could well have down without during a very busy conference) but there was no hint of an apology and the air conditioning in the new room was inefficient. On the plus side, the rooms are clean and the concierge is excellent. The pool is very nice and the gym is very well equipped. The food at the hotel was of good standard but quite expensive. A word of warning regarding the Rickshaw restaurant, this was by far the best oriental meal I have ever tasted BUT, do check your bill. I dined with two other colleagues, two of us drank water (two glasses each) and the other red wine (house red wine), the drinks bill came to 1664CZK! Yes that's ?52 or $101! The water was ?20 and the red wine was ?16 a glass. A blatant rip off if you ask me. The food was roughly 800CZK (?25/$31) per head we had starters, mains and two desserts so not soo bad. In terms of location the hotel is south of the centre on Metro Vysehrad which is easy to use and quite cheap. I wouldn't book this hotel again for my conference group because of my personal experience at check in, but overall I would say it is a well run medium class hotel, probably more like a four star in the UK.

we have been stay in corinthia towers for a week,during our visit to prague for a romantic week the hotel building is very modern,including a hight tower providing view to the city from the rooms next to the hotel is a metro station conecting hotel to city center in 5 minutes. rooms are very comfortable as a well as the bathroom's breakfast is typical for a 5 star hotel however is very rich.

Me and my husband just came from Prague. We stayed for 2 nights in the Corinthia Towers Hotel and we were impressed especially by the wonderful view. Its a tall building only a few minutes from city center with friendly employees and great selection of restaurants (we tried Rickshaw and Toscana). Evening visit of swimming pool on 26th floor was fantastic!We look forward to return.

this hotel is great, stayed here for halloween break and had an excellent time. the rooms are lovely and the hotel has everything you could imagine, breakfast is fabulous witha massive selection and use of the leisure centre is free if you go in between one and two you can stay there as long as you want once your in at these times, beware of the saunas tho as an irish person i wasnt quite used to seeing nude people in them but luckily male and female saunas are seperate. the location is ideal with the underground right outside the door.