Hotels Near Skleněný palác in Prague

Great stay experience! Environment: Located in the castle area, it is a very simple building. You must take a taxi, otherwise the stone road and the uphill road will be unfriendly to suitcases. Facilities: The room is very large and well-equipped. There are restaurants, pharmacies, and attractions nearby. It is suitable for long-term stays.

My spouse, my friends, and I stayed 2 nights for Canada Day weekend at Mama Shelter prague. It's in a great location, short transit to old Town Prague with multiple ways of getting there. Bolt, scooters, tram, or even walking works as well. Staff was friendly, except for when we got back to our hotel room on Saturday night. The door was left open by house keeping and luckily nothing was stolen. A woman staff member at the front didn't believe what I told her, so we showed her and said something would be done about it. Upon checking out, there were no notes, and nothing was done. So definitely a lack of professionalism by the night staff. Breakfast was excellent with alot of choices. It's a buffet and is open from 7am to 1030am most days. Food was fresh and 0 issues. The room was clean and spacious. King size bed was comfortable, the air conditioning was okay, but could've been better. 2 TVs and 2 bathrooms. So it was a comfortable stay for us. Overall, definitely worth the money you pay to have everything included. I still believe the hotel parking should be included into the price like in North America.

For an European hotel the rooms are large enough, Beds are very comfortable and you sleep like a baby after all day walking; hotel is located near almost everything : stores nearby, city center less than a 10 minute walk away, Room has a coffee / tea maker , has USB outlets to hook up phones, tablets, other devices. Personnel very helpful, polite, courteous. TV is a large screen with access to Netflix & Youtube if you want to see TV in your native language (found just one news channel in english and TV shows do not have captions in either english or spanish ) Mini fridge in room is stocked with beverages so almost no space for own stuff -but no problem at all-. If you love snacks around the corner is a mini market stocked with all kind of treats, sodas, liquor, sandwiches, chips. If you're new to the city look for a map and make use of the corridors inside the buildings : they are shortcuts between streets so you do not walk more than needed. If it is raining and you do not have an umbrella, in the lobby they can give you one, but the quantity available per day is limited so take one only if you need it and would be very polite to return it when you're back in the hotel Breakfast at the hotel is not very expensive and it's the equivalent to a continental breakfast. Coffee is very strong in Prague so the equivalent - of sorts- is the ”Luongo” version ; thou you can serve yourself to an espresso and drown it in milk so it's not that strong. If you go to Prague I'd strongly suggest staying in this hotel : It's top notch for it's price range and take plenty of time to get to the airport from here : it's about a 30 minute drive without traffic and about 1 hr during business hours

Excellent location n at most 5 mins walk from the main train station Room size is moderate n big comparing to Asian hotels amenities are ok though despite offering the same things for hand face and hair lol Breakfast is included and good to have a chance to meet fellow travelers. Should have no worries as they have 2 sets of full food stations for everyone… capacity being more than 200 I wonder Price wise it is just worth the money

We booked the 'Deluxe Double with City View' and it did not disappoint. We were in Europe for 1 month, and this was the biggest accommodations we stayed. Great for spreading out our large pieces of luggage. The view was spectacular, with superb orange sunsets. Every evening I would eat my meal or have a drink looking outside. It is part of the experience! As other reviews mentioned, it's fun watching people gawk up towards the hotel. taking photos of this tourist attraction. Front desk was really very good, eagerly answering all of our questions. Again, best front desk service in our 1-month stay involving 6 different countries. I appreciated the free tickets for the view at the top. There is a grocery store right up the street (Karlovo nám. 10, 120 00 Nové Město, Czechia) if you don't want to eat out. they had great bread, cheese, sausages, and local beer. There is also a significant Prague tourist site extremely close by, which you pass on the way to the above-mentioned grocery store: National Memorial to the Heroes of the Heydrich Terror

We stayed here as a family of 3 with our 6 year old son, and it was perfect for what we needed. We had a private room with our own bathroom, which was very clean. The beds were a bit hard, but comfortable enough (although it would have been nice to have a double bed rather than two singles); our son loved the bunk bed! The bathroom was great, as they provided complementary toothpaste/mini-toothbrushes and there was soap and a hairdryer too. We even got given little slippers to wear! The environment was welcoming for families with young children, as it was quiet and staff were friendly. The outside garden area is really pleasant and breakfasts were delicious. The common areas are comfortable, clean with a chilled out atmosphere. The location of the hostel is perfect for getting around town as it is right off Wenceslas Square, next to the National Museum and right by trams and Mustek metro station. We walked most places and there are tonnes of restaurants and cafes on the doorstep. Overall, we were happy with our stay and would recommend staying at Prague Dream Hostel!

A friend I spent 4 nights at this hotel whilst visiting another friend and seeing the sights in Prague. In terms of location, the hotel is a little out of the main centre (15 min walk approx). However it still feels very central due to how large Prague is and sprawls out. The hotel is not dated but doesn’t seem particularly modern either. It has a very simplistic feel. Staff are polite in the reception upon arrival. It has a very small lobby area with seating, vending machines and toilets hidden away. This area could get crowded easily. The rooms themselves are basic. They are clean and tidy, have decent beds, a small desk and a wardrobe. Numerous charging sockets are available which is nice and there is a TV. Unfortunately, there is no safe or mini fridge which did feel like a small hindrance. The bathroom is not spacious but is once again clean and tidy. Towels are replenished daily and small toiletries are provided. The hotel offers breakfast which was included within our booking. The breakfast is very basic. Cereals, fruit, yoghurt, ham, cheese and some boiled eggs is all it has to offer. However, the coffee and drinks machines were in good working order and the staff worked hard. Overall, this hotel offers a simple, easy and affordable stay in Prague. You get what you pay for but I was satisfied with the overall value. The additions of a safe, mini fridge and a more comprehensive breakfast would pay dividends though.

The hotel is located quite far from the center, about 20 minutes by tram, but the tram stop is nearby, so getting to the center is not a problem. The hotel has a parking lot where you can leave your car for 15 euros (currently free). The rooms are new, spacious and quite clean. It's a pity that there are no disposable slippers. There are sets for making tea and coffee, a kitchenette with an oven and stove.

Breakfast was so delicious! It was so good that I wanted to stay overnight! If I have a chance to go to Prague again, I would like to stay here ^ ^

It was an enjoyable stay, nice rooms, good food, very nice employes. The rooms were clean and in good condition, the beds are very comfortable. When I come to Pragu again will be staying here. Definitly recomend to all.