Spa hotels in Prague

The location is convenient, within walking distance to both the train station and the Old Town. The Powder Tower and the concert hall are right across the street. There's a free happy hour daily, and free coffee is also available, though unfortunately, my alcohol intolerance prevented me from fully enjoying it. Freshly made omelets are offered for breakfast. My only dissatisfaction was that the actual room type and facilities were completely different from what was stated on Trip.com. I booked a standard room for single occupancy, but the room I actually stayed in, as shown in picture 1, bore no resemblance to the 13 photos and facilities (which included a deep soaking tub) listed for a standard room on Trip.com. There was no bathtub at all. Instead, it was identical to the single room photos in picture 2 (though the bed size was a double). The actual area felt more like 20/21 square meters, rather than the 22-27 square meters advertised for a standard room. While this might be due to unclear information on the website, it was misleading. If these were the actual dimensions and facilities, I would have been better off booking a single room directly, which would have been cheaper for a solo traveler.

Unfortunately, my 3-night stay was quite disappointing. The reception staff were not particularly friendly or welcoming, which made the overall experience less pleasant. The breakfast buffet was also a letdown. Despite staying for three nights, the selection was exactly the same every morning, with very limited variety. It felt rather common and repetitive, especially considering the price of the hotel. The room and overall hotel facilities also feel quite dated and would benefit from renovation and better maintenance. The amenities could definitely be improved as well. For the price paid to stay in Prague, I personally feel there are better options available. I would rather choose an international 4-star hotel from a recognised brand such as Hilton, where I would expect a better overall standard and value for money. Overall, the hotel has room for improvement in terms of service, breakfast variety, room condition and facilities.

Lovely hotel that takes its name from Mozart’s first opera, Don Giovanni. It is conveniently located just 10 minutes outside of Prague city centre, boasting excellent transport links with both tram and underground stations within a few minutes' walk. The hotel offers a fantastic range of amenities, including two restaurants. The cuisine is lovely, offering a variety of traditional Czech dishes (such as pork dumplings) alongside international staples like pasta and burgers. The desserts are a highlight - don't miss their specially curated ”Czech Inn” cake. For entertainment, there is a games room and even a giant chessboard! The entrance is truly grand, featuring a dedicated ”selfie area” where you can capture the opulent staircase and a bust of Mozart. The hotel also pays homage to the beloved director Miloš Forman; you'll find several pictures from his Oscar-winning film, Amadeus, adorning the corridors.To maintain the classical theme, a live pianist plays throughout most of the day, including during breakfast. The breakfast buffet is sumptuous, with a wide array of hot and cold options and delicious pastries (the vanilla custard croissant is a must-try). It does get quite busy, however, so it is best to go early (around 7:00am) or slightly later (just after 10:00am). For those interested in history, the hotel is located near the New Jewish Cemetery, where you can visit Franz Kafka’s grave. Overall, a lovely stay for the Easter break!

We stayed at the hotel from March 7 to March 9 and overall had a pleasant experience. Pros: The location is very convenient and the view from the hotel is beautiful. The room was clean and the staff were polite and welcoming. Breakfast was exceptional with a great variety of options. We also really enjoyed the Executive Lounge – it was a perfect place to relax and there was always a good selection of drinks and snacks available. Cons: There were a few issues in the room. The shower plumbing was broken and didn’t properly hold the shower head. The shower was also not fully covered, so water splashed onto the bathroom floor. There were no electrical sockets near the bed, which was inconvenient. The curtains had stains and the windows needed cleaning, which unfortunately made it harder to fully enjoy the view. Additionally, my mother and I stayed during her birthday on March 8. When making the reservation, I left a note asking for a small symbolic gesture since I had seen in previous reviews that the hotel sometimes does this for guests. Unfortunately, nothing was prepared, which was a bit disappointing.

The hotel is very nice but the location is not so good. Even we drive still need to park quite far away. The staff is not very helpful, or maybe i should say she is not considerate at all. We booked the spa, but we didn't have our dinner yet while we were checking in, we mentioned many times to her that we are in the hurry for dinner, i believe if we don't eat before the spa, everything will closed afterwards, but she was just writing the check-in form super slowly.(I think she used half an hour just to fill up the form) In the end, we only left half an hour, run to the restaurant and pour all the food inside our mouth & run back. But in the end we found the beer spa come with some bread, also the mini bar has some sandwiches, then why don't she tell us since we asked her so many times for the food! Because the hotel is located in a very quiet place , nothing much around, there is no restaurant inside the hotel too, but we asked her if there is any food the hotel can provide and she said no!

We had the most fabulous stay at the President Hotel in Prague. We were warmly welcomed by the staff who stored our bags before check in. The room was spotless, quiet, spacious and tasteful. The housekeeping was immaculate, and the location of the hotel was amazing, right on the river!

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The hotel room Pro: - Location is good, u can go visit the main spot by walk ( not that close, walk by 20 mins to access to main spot) (but may come back by tram) - can check in early - Room is enough space Cons - The hotel lobby feel so dirty, the sofa like didn’t wash in decades - the duvet is really just a blanket, very very short and thin, feel so cold during sleep (u need extra paid for air-con by the way) - the bed sheet is like used for decades again, it’s very rough and uncomfortable - no 24 hours reception service, Caz there is no people in 430 am. Overall is ok

The breakfast was good and the variety was able to satisfy different tastes. The location of the hotel is also close to a few hundred meters from the subway station. Only the hotel room facilities are relatively poor. The bed was small and there was a damp smell in the room. The 1st floor wifi signal is too bad, and it is not the same. The cell phone signal is also not good. The room was very poorly sounded, and at night I could hear the sound of snoring in the next room.

Overall, my stay was pleasant. The hotel is conveniently located near the metro and within walking distance of the historic city center. The front desk staff was courteous; the young woman with glasses (whose name I unfortunately don't recall) provided excellent service. One aspect that stood out as unusual for a four-star hotel was the absence of complimentary toothpaste in the room. When I inquired at reception, I was informed that it is not provided. Aside from that, the breakfast was varied and flavorful.