Botanique Hotel Prague

“Simply fantastic!”

A wonderful experience our time at the hotel. The team, room, restaurant everything was fantastic. It will be our home in Prague, sure.

“Beautiful hotel, in a great location.”

5 minutes walk to the Old Town Square, friendly staff, beautiful decor, delicious breakfast, comfy bed and Nespresso machine in the room.

“Narrow twin beds!”

We had a twin bedded room, great quality bedding and pillows, Comfortable bed that’s made for a skinny youth.. very narrow, be careful when you turn over.! Don’t think a pet dog should be allowed at the dining/breakfast area. Yes, not everyone appreciates a barking dog! Hotel staff are lovely a... more

We had a twin bedded room, great quality bedding and pillows, Comfortable bed that’s made for a skinny youth.. very narrow, be careful when you turn over.! Don’t think a pet dog should be allowed at the dining/breakfast area. Yes, not everyone appreciates a barking dog! Hotel staff are lovely and helpful, Thankyou to Jarka for taking time to tell us where to go and how to get there.

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“Eye spy Prague”

short trip for medical procedure so only had 3 days of sightseeing. fabulous hotel Panorama, great staff, although they could update thier satelite tv to incorporate english in all channels not just the news channels only! Beautiful, amazing architecture, withn so muchn history and points of i... more

short trip for medical procedure so only had 3 days of sightseeing. fabulous hotel Panorama, great staff, although they could update thier satelite tv to incorporate english in all channels not just the news channels only! Beautiful, amazing architecture, withn so muchn history and points of interest, the castle, royal gardens are amazing you will need a whole day top dom this alone. the cathedral is the same perhaps half a day and a whole day for the Baroque museum in Wenceless square there is a lot to see here too although do avoid the bsitros on the main square they are v ery expensive. The astronomical clock and old town square was buzzing, the crowds gathered for then hourly chimes and display, then cheered following the chiming and display of figures on the clock it was fabulous, although be very wary of the italian pizza, pasta resturaunt called the olive verde (green olive, i think) overpriced and got caught out by a young girl who took our photo which we though was for thier website or business use, but no, she came back and hounded us until we bought the photo for 350eu!! there was two girls like flies round your food doing this in this place and furthermore, upon asking for the bill, the waiter hovered over my shoulder looking in my purse demanding cash "even some cash" so i gave him 600 czech he said he would deduct it off the bill but didn't and the bill came to 79.00 GBP on top of what i paid for a lire of red wine, minestrone soup, bruschetta, and one thin crust pizza! took advantage as this restaurant is directly opposite the astronomical clock and the sun was shining directly on me after a cold walk along the river and Charles bridge which is a must do also. highly recommend, walking the back streets back from the castle to the Charles Bridge as there are lovely pubs with traditional beers and food that are way cheaper than the old town square and Wenceless square. it's a beautiful walk, we come across the last remaining fireman alley, tiny single person at a time walkway operated by a traffic light system that led to the river and alovely restaurant on the river with a great view and menu. just along from this was a second hand bookstore called sheakspeare you couls spend hours in here finding amazing books by Orwell, Kafka ans such like. we also came across a gingerbread and truffle shop, all home made and delicious. I wqill definitely go back as I didn't get a chance to fulful alol on my want to see list and was told the river boat trip was great too as the guide gave you so much information on the history of the buildings.

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