Pension Dientzenhofer

The place was cute, but we only stayed 1 of our 4 nights we booked. The radiator in our room (located right next to the head of the bed) was making the most obnoxious clicking noise all night long. We tried everything to make it stop but it just wouldn’t. We only got about 2 hours of sleep. Because of this, we checked out the next morning and moved to a hotel. I wouldn’t recommend staying in Room 3 specifically, but honestly you could save your money and find a much nicer place for way cheaper.

We had a very comfortable stay. Thus is a traditional guesthouse with a good breakfast. The rooms are large and comfortable and the location is superb, just a few hundred yards from The Charles Bridge and virtually next to Kampa Park, yet it's quiet and peaceful. We were able to get a late check in and the staff were very friendly.

Visited th e City of Paraga to celebrate my birthday with my mother and son. I was not that excited after visiting the web page on line. To us was a big surprise and I'm glad that did not go elsewhere. The welcoming was great, very warm and our room was huge, clean and with a awesome view of a city park. Joseph, the head master was a enormous help and a very kind and altruist person. He spoilded my son to the limit with his apple juices. Absolutely will go back to the Pension in a future visit and I highly reccomend this option for a visit to Paga. Very well located and served. Also would like to thank the rest of the staff.

this was the perfect stay for us! it’s near tons of eating options and things to do. we were able to take a short walk to everywhere we wanted to go. staff was so nice! we also felt very safe. would definitely stay here again.

Old pension, but then that is the charm. Location is fantastic. Manager is a unique and helpful character. Our room was very large and had old world charm. As a budget conscious traveler but well past my hostel days this was a great value option.

We were very impressed. It's a 400 year old building so it has a certain cosy, homey, old world feel without any fancy bling. The first thing that we noticed is how quiet it was even though it was close to all the action. It's on a looped street with practically no traffic and backs onto a channel of the river...more on that in a moment. We had a 2 room suite, very large and comfortable. Fridge stopped working but it was replaced while were out...very attentive hosts. The breakfast was very substantial BUT it only runs from 8:30 to 10:30 so that's a bit late if you want to get to any sites when they open (usually 9). As a result, it can get busy at 8:30 which can overwhelm the kitchen...you may end up waiting for eggs for example. But if you aren't in a rush, it's fine. Now about that river channel. This is their secret weapon but they haven't capitalized on it. Down through the narrow garden sits a patio with some old chairs and dusty table overlooking the babbling river and huge park on the other side. The landscape designer in me was going crazy with what they have here... new see through railings (currently brick, blocks some view), new furniture, some tile on the floor, some lighting. OMG! We swept and cleaned it up a bit and spent a couple evenings down here with wine listening to the faint music from the park and the birds. Glorious. There's a restaurant next door that charges lotsa money to sit on the same riverbank and you get it included in your stay. Will definitely go back there if in Prague again. (oh, pay attention to your arrival time...I didn't read the fine print...check in closes at 7 so you need to make arrangements if you're arriving later, they graciously accommodated my stupidity.)

A little tough to find, but that is how we like them. Wonderful place within walking distance of everything, even a water side park only 30 meters away. Beautiful rooms and courtyard for a relaxing drink in the setting sun.