Name: Pension Prague City
Address: Stitneho 13, Prague
Telephone: (888) 608-6346

5

Liked: The staff!! Frendly and helpful! Young lady but werry corect and good englesh spoken!
Disliked: A bit small room but no problem, exelent for the money!

Although it was pretty cheap...

Liked: Location is near perfect for such price, clean towels were really useful.
Disliked: No lift, receptionist was pretty rude and practically useless, we were exhausted after hours of driving and receptionist who is giving you even more trouble is the worst, no bathroom key in 6 people apartment and only one door key, the swinging glass protecting bathroom from bathtub was on the wrong side so every time someones showers floor gets wet.

Very good

Liked: Awesome stuff

I love traveling to Prague,...

Liked: I didn’t have breakfast there, but the location was good.
Disliked: The rooms could be cleaner, including the beds, toilet, and bathtub. There was no trash bin in the room, and the Wi-Fi connection was not very good.

Fair for the price, not...

Liked: Quite good location, private parking, spacious room, good price, staff was ok
Disliked: Mold in the bathroom, lack of basic hotel room features like kettle or some cutlery, no signs of cleaning the room or changing sheets during our stay, older room, uncomfortable mattresses.

Well situated, quiet apartment.

Liked: Good Location, rather quiet and not noisy.
Disliked: The kitchen (table) is a bit small, not suited for more than 2 people.

Front ground floor room unfit...

Liked: The room size was excellent, the shower provided consistent hot water, and the bed was comfortable. Facilities were aligned with the price point.
Disliked: We (family of three) stayed in the front ground floor room, which was entirely unsuitable for natural light lovers, light sleepers, nonsmokers, or those valuing privacy. The bathroom door was almost fully glass, and the single window, though barred for safety, offered no privacy from the public pavement directly outside. The room was too stuffy to keep the window closed, but leaving it open exposed us to cigarette smoke, noise from people chatting or on their phones, and even witnessing drug deals from the bar opposite. The bar across the road had no quiet hours, with noise continuing well past 11:30 pm. It felt more like being part of the street than a guest in a hotel. In its current state, this room is not fit for purpose.Suggestions for management:Adjust the room door hinges for easier opening.Oil the bathroom door to reduce noise at night.Modify the building’s entry door to prevent loud banging.Make significant alterations to ensure the front ground-floor room meets the standards of a hotel room.