Central Hotel Prague

“Comfortable hotel in excellent location”

Perfect location to explore Prague, just minutes away from the Old Town Square, where there are plenty of restaurants, bars, cafes and of course, the only Astronomical Clock in the world. Room was comfortable but small, maid service was daily. Horrible shower curtain that clings to you - needs ... more

Perfect location to explore Prague, just minutes away from the Old Town Square, where there are plenty of restaurants, bars, cafes and of course, the only Astronomical Clock in the world. Room was comfortable but small, maid service was daily. Horrible shower curtain that clings to you - needs replacing with a screen. TV available but not many channels in English. No tea or coffee making facilities but a kettle can be obtained from reception (if one is available) so it's best to take your own, along with coffee, teabags and mugs. Milk is available at the mini market directly opposite the hotel. Hot and cold buffet breakfast is provided, there is plenty to eat on offer, from cereal, yoghurt etc to bacon, sausages, fried eggs, salad, toast and so on. Good to fill up on before exploring. You will need to pay the city tax upon arrival (can't remember how much it was). Despite the hotel having a "quiet time zone" between 10pm and 8am there were plenty of noisy guests that ignored this. Safe provided in wardrobe, with extra blankets. Extra pillows were provided after asking at Reception. Windows can be opened for fresh air (massive plus)! Generally a positive experience (although my husband said there was a musty smell on the staircase) and good value for money.

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“Perfect for a short break”

We stayed here for three nights in February and found it a perfect base for exploring Prague. Walking distance to the Old Town Hall and Astronomical Clock, and on good public transport links. Staff on reception were friendly and offered lots of advice on attractions and experiences we could atten... more

We stayed here for three nights in February and found it a perfect base for exploring Prague. Walking distance to the Old Town Hall and Astronomical Clock, and on good public transport links. Staff on reception were friendly and offered lots of advice on attractions and experiences we could attend. Breakfast provided was perfect and there was plenty of variety. The only slight problem we had was the temperature in the room was incredibly high - a fan was provided which did help with this though. Overall it was a brilliant hotel and would stay here again.

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“Great hotel, great location”

I have to admit that reading the reviews I was a little worried but I shouldn't have been - check in was very quick and easy. Room was a twin as we requested and there was enough space for the two of us, with plenty of wardrobe space, bathroom was a decent size. Can't fault the cleaners who cam... more

I have to admit that reading the reviews I was a little worried but I shouldn't have been - check in was very quick and easy. Room was a twin as we requested and there was enough space for the two of us, with plenty of wardrobe space, bathroom was a decent size. Can't fault the cleaners who came in every day. The breakfast had lots of choice, cereal, toast, breads, cakes, and hot food options - definitely something for everyone. Coffee was very good indeed, as was the hot chocolate. We didn't spend much time in the hotel as was out and about but it was in a great location, near to the Palladium shopping centre and the Metro station. I would compare it to a Travelodge in the UK so more than adequate for a few days or even a week. Would definitely go back.

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“Lovely hotel.”

Lovely hotel. Dated but clean and safe. It was so central we couldn’t believe we were between 1 - 15 mins walk from nearly everything we did. The staff were lovely & helpful when we arrived. It was warm & the beds were really comfortable. Walls were a little thin but it didn’t bother us.