Hostel Bohemia

Good value for money

Liked: A fridge and a microwave were available near the room, and there was also a separate kitchen on the same floor (no plates, mugs, or utensils, but you can buy them for cheap at a nearby Pepco if you are staying for more than a few days). This hostel seemed like a place where people would stay for several weeks or even months (for example, my neighbours had their own kitchenware). It was relatively quiet despite a busy road with a tram line. The tram stop was nearby, and several supermarkets were within a walking distance, including Lidl, a small Albert, and Billa. I liked the location: it's outside the city centre but it's well-connected, with two tram lines and a minor train station nearby. Initially, I tried a local Czech mobile app for route planning, and it sent me to a wrong place also called "Bohemia", which was far away from this hostel. Luckily, I didn't have this problem when using regular maps.
Disliked: I was waking up early because the sunlight hadn't been blocked off completely. The management of the toilet paper was a bit weird; apparently, each of the tenants had their own roll (and when I was leaving mine in the bathroom, it could disappear).

Poor

Very good

Exceptional

Liked: Simple but great.
Disliked: None

Good

Liked: Value for money
Disliked: Absence of an elevator. But cannot complain for the price we paid for the room

Good

Pleasant

Disliked: The facilities weren’t enough.There was no mirror, locked cupboard, toilet liquid or dishes in the room.

Pleasant

Liked: Quiet during the night
Disliked: Smell of room, corridor and the kitchen

Good

Liked: very close to the arena, so really perfect also the towels and soap- very nice bed very comfy
Disliked: the toilet was clean but there is room for improvement, like the matt close to the shower.. it was super soggy and kinda smelly.. not the best, take flip flop with you!