What a hidden gem this truly is. Possibly the best booking of accommodation I have made in a very…read morelong time. Set in an area a short tram ride from the city centre on the edge of a park this hotel is lovely and quiet and provides excellent value for money. It has clean, modern and well maintained interior and exterior. Staff all speak fluent English and are helpful and accommodating. There is free wifi in all rooms and internet access via a computer in reception. Breakfasts are varied and food is plentiful and fresh. We had the penthouse apartment at the top of the hotel which afforded us the most stunning view of the Prague hills and skyline. Our apartment had a fantastic bathroom and wetroom, a spacious living area and ample double bedroom with a walk in wardrobe area. At only £70 a night four of us lived very well indeed. Can't recommend highly enough. Can be booked online via Booking.com

I stayed here three nights for a business trip. It was convenient for my work, but this isn't a…read moreplace I'd recommend for a typical tourist: while it sits directly atop a metro stop, it's not an exciting area to stay, there are many more central to the tourist sights or more thriving neighborhoods. Since it's quite large with high quality and good value, it seems popular with tour bus groups. Overall, the hotel was good, with comfortable rooms, delicious breakfast, and service all living up to the 4-star standard in Prague. The lobby over the top with modern luxury, Mozart-themed decor. Two issues kept me from giving it 4 stars here however. One is that the Wi-Fi was poor. Just basic emails and searching led to issues more often than not, on multiple devices, and in both my room & the lobby. The other issue was that while many hotels in Prague state their price in EUR but charge in CZK, every hotel I've stayed in the past have used a reasonable exchange rate; this hotel used a rate marked up by over 5%, a sneaky way to add extra cost.

Don Giovanni The lobby is super cool and stylish, but the…read morerooms are so outdated. Our toilet bowl was cracked and sorry, but smelled badly . Horrible. They set up only 2 sets of towels although there were 3 of us. The safe in the room didn't work. I called the reception right away, they didn't send the worker , I had to ask for that the next day, and they sent someone only after third request. The breakfast was nice. The location is the worst for me. Although the hotel is conveniently located right to the subway station, it doesn't say anywhere in the hotel description that it is right next to CEMETERY!!! Should I knew it while booking, I would not book this hotel!!!

I stayed at this location for a week during a work trip. I was impressed by the how clean the hotel…read morewas as well as the room. The staff was nice especially in the morning at the breakfast bar. I highly recommend this hotel.

I stayed at the Angelo for a weekend visit. Located in the Andels area it is a 5 minutes walk to…read morethe Metro or Tram & total 20 or so minutes to Old Towne & most attractions. They have a nice variety of restaurants (open late) & a shopping center close by. My room was spotless and a good size. It looks like they renovated the rooms recently & rooms, lobby area have a modern design & feel. The breakfast was excellent with a good amount of choices. Their sister hotel (Andels) is behind the Angelo. The fitness area (which is an actual outside company gym) is located in the basement of the Andels Hotel & can be used by Angelo guests also. It is definitely a proper gym. Staff throughout are friendly and helpful. They have the program where you get a snack if you opt out of having your room cleaned which is a nice touch. Also, have light fare room service. Excellent value for money!

The 3rd leg of my European adventure brought me to Prague. Was in Prague for 5 days and wanted…read moresomewhere nice to stay, we found Hotel Esplanade. - Not wanting to break the bank I booked the room on Hotwire. 4 Star hotel for under $100 a night. Nice. - Somewhere between when I booked the room and before the trip began we decided to make a mad dash to Budapest. So, we wouldnt be checking into the room until a day later. Now you know Hotwire is final sale, and a hotel can mark you no show. Spoke with management and they held the room for us. Thankfully. - The hotel is in a nice area. Near the Opera, Museum, and Wenceslas Square. There are a ton of restaurants, bars, and shopping nearby. - Also, a very good laundry within walking distance. After being in Europe for almost 3 weeks I needed to wash. They do it for you. Boom, amazing. - The hotel rating is a European 4 star, not American. So, dont expect grandeur. - The hotel is beautiful. Vintage charm. Great restaurant and bar area. - The room was just ok. We had s standard room nothing special. Good for 4 nights. Bathroom was kinda small though. Id stay here again. Their breakfast is really good too.

Only had one night in Prague to see family. We booked the Hotel based on reviews and searching for…read more4+ star hotels. Hmmmm. From the outside it is lovely. The lobby is nice and promising. The porter greeted us right away with a smile. Check in was friendly.....enough. Got into the elevator and it was showing it's age. Not a problem, it's to be expected (1927). So, the room. Not what we expected. Sub par at best. Old furniture (not the antique kind of old), dated. Stained carpet and sitting stool at end of bed. There is a basic wood plank that separates the rooms on the floor that is raised with no real incline. Watch your step is all I can say. Ouch. The shower is painfully small w/no tub. New marble it appears. Bed is one of those twin bed separations with 2 single size blankets. If you are a couple, forget it. Not a comfortable mattress. Didn't spend much time in the room, which is a good thing. Went to the Lounge the next morning before we left to have a coffee. Staff not the most friendly. Felt as if we were an annoyance. Not a smile. Had a look in the dining room. Looked lovely. Didn't have food so can't comment. If the hotel would get rid of the faded looking red/pink table cloth overlay and just leave white only table cloths it would be gorgeous. It is a really nice room, as was the Lounge. I wish I liked it more as it is in a good location and from the outside has an old elegance feel. Kind of falls flat once entered.

Stayed at the Corinthia as part of a tour extension with Viking River Cruises. We had the included…read morebreakfast which was extensive and fairly good in quality. The rooms were clean and comfortable. The bed was a little bit soft for my tastes, but did not alter my sleep pattern at all. The lobby, halls and elevator were in fine repair. There is a Metro stop very, very close to the hotel's front entrance. The location of the hotel guarantees a scenic view out of each side of the building. All in all a good location for a trip to Prague.

Swanky business hotel in the heart of Prague within walking distance of the fort and Cathedral…read morewithin just across the metro station. Extremely professional and warm staff trained in the hospitality traditions. The beds have a spine in the middle for the king bed not entirely sure what's going on there but they're fairly comfortable otherwise. Toilets are a bit tight given the fan shaped arrangement of the rooms around the hub. Great breakfast and business Lounge with semi-private meeting rooms up there. Consider booking a room with access to the lounge if you have lots of people to meet or have a very busy day and need a frequent snack or drink to continue without having to leave the hotel.

Incredible place. Very cozy and welcoming atmosphere. Staff was very pleasant and understanding. We…read morehad an issue specific to us with parking and they were very understanding and helpful. In terms of accommodation, there is a cafe that works during certain times of day, as well as a breakfast buffet with incredible food. As you'd expect, the place gets pretty filled during breakfast time so be sure to plan your time optimally. 100% would recommend (I stayed in Aug. 2024 and again in Oct. 2024, and im writing this review in March of 2025, so some info may be outdated.)

Rooms are clean and the beds are phenomenal. In room Nespresso was perfect. We added the breakfast…read morewhich has lots of options. Great shower as well. This is right next to the castle which seems far from the old town but it's worth being out of the center for the noise. Our only issue was having to wait an hour past our check in for a room. Others were able to show up and check right in. Not sure why but it was tough after the long flight in. One other thing is that this is at the top of a large hill. Great for exercise but after a long day walking it could be a bit much for some. I would have given 5 stars but the check in delay after arranging for our ride through the hotel there should have been a room ready.

I'm fairly convinced this hotel derives its business almost exclusively from tour groups and…read morepackage holidays. We booked it as part of an easyJet package holiday to Prague. Design Hotel Elephant calls itself a four-star hotel, but with the obvious attitude of 'If we throw some marble tiles on the walls, put in a crappy restaurant with a picture of a dedicated chef, and come up with a strange name, that should get us what we need to add a star.' Essentially, it's a picture of nice without actually being that nice. The most telling evidence for my case is the toiletries in the room, or lack thereof. They've mounted large bottles of hand wash next to the sink, and combined body/hair wash in the shower. Of every option to save money, they chose to not provide guests with appropriate in-rom amenities. In different terms, they chose to directly impact every guest rather than employing a cost-saving option which might impact fewer guests, meaning this option serves as an overall indicator of the hotel's approach. The oft-praised breakfast is good, but a bit oversold by reviewers across the Internet. There's an omelette station, sure, and good luck getting to it. In three mornings I didn't have the patience to stand in line and settled for the scrambled eggs on the bar, which were far from great and often hardly even warm. The bacon, however, is delicious. Additionally, there's a selection of cheeses, and the pastry selection changed daily. To cap it off, there's quite the eclectic piano player who plays everything from Chopin to P!nk. Highlights: A great rendition of Smoke on the Water, and an absolutely enchanting arrangement of Adele's Skyfall. Unfortunately, the cavernous echo of the room drowns it out a bit, especially when a Brazilian tour group is allowed to blow rape whistles in the lobby over a period of about 15 minutes to round up the herd for the day's touring. Yup. Ultimately, the hotel was clean, provided a comfortable bed, functional in-room air conditioning, and the staff was all friendly and very well trained, so I can't knock it too much. But be warned, it isn't want the discerning guest might expect. It was fine, and that's it. I wouldn't stay here again. Given this hotel shares a lobby with it's "five-star" sister the Grandior hotel run by the same hotel conglomerate, I wouldn't recommend that one, either.

We stayed in this Hotel as part of our 4-Day trip to Prague in November 2011…read more The location itself is perfect to start of sightseeing early in the day as it is situated in the old town of Prague and most sights (Wenceslar square, old market place, powder tower, charles bridge etc.) can be reached on foot within just 30 minutes. We stayed in a standard double-bed room for the trip and were quite satisfied. Te beds were nice and comfy, although the matresses were a bit too soft for my taste. Bathroom quality was pretty decent. Large shower and tub, oversized mirrors and generally very clean. From the floor to the ceiling everything was made out of marble. Breakfast times were from 7-10 am whereas the room for having it is situated in the basement of the building. We found the breakfast menu to be quite minimalistic. For those bun-lovers amongst you: prepare to shift to something else as everything they were offering was bread. Hot beverages were alright, cold drinks however we wouldn't recommend as for example the orange juice was just water with syrup mixed in. Underneath the hotel runs a passage where you can find nice bistros, a casino and a dayspa. The staff was generally friendly, accomodating and fluent in English. The only thing that should be mentioned negatively is the close proximity to a nearby police station, which means that you can hear police cars take off noisily with sirens turned on and everything almost every 10-15 minutes. After about the second night we got used to it though and it didn't really seem like a problem anymore. If you plan on travelling to Prague with your own car I highly recommend the parking service across the street, where you can park your car for 10 days for about 50 EUR. If we ever wanted to visit Prague again, we would certainly come back to this place.

Kristina is the best hostess in all of the hotel industry worldwide. You will never find a more…read morefriendly person that takes you in as if you are family. She sits you down upon arrival and draws a detailed map so you know exactly where to see all the major sites, and how far it is from the hotel. She provides laundry service, and makes a great breakfast. The hotel room has a fully stocked kitchen, and has everything you need in the room, and if you ask, she has adapters for your electronics. For the price you cannot find a better deal. Its so clean and nice, plus its walking distance to everything you need. Her outdoor patio is beautiful and she keeps up her flowers, especially the orchids. Whatever you need, Kristina is there to help. My only complaint is that she sets such high standards that nobody can possibly compare to her hospitality. I would go back to Prague just to stay at this hotel again. I highly recommend doing the day trip to Kutna Hora. I'm into history so The Sedlec Ossuary (bone church) was a must, and did not disappoint. Its about an hour away, and when you are there, right next to the church is a little restaurant, attached to a hotel. Many celebrities have dined there, and you can see who on the wall. The service there was terrible, and I mean rude, rude, rude, BUT, I had the best lamb I've had in my entire life, and I hate to tell you to go there, but I cannot help but to remember how good it was. In Prague, skip the underground "ghost" tour, near the bottom of the castle. It was really bad. Also, I tried to go to the old Jewish cemetery every single day I was in town, which was 4 days and it was always closed. They are not open Saturdays, and I think they close early like at 3-3:30, so try to get there early.