Prague Hotels with Pools

Exceptional stay at the Fairmont Prague. The welcome was warm, the service outstanding, and the staff consistently attentive to every need. Amenities were excellent and true to the Fairmont standard. Housekeeping was impeccable, and the overall experience left us feeling relaxed and well cared for. A perfect complement to the charm of Prague. If you wish to elevate your Prague vacation experience, the Fairmont is an exceptional choice

Not located in the city center, but it's not far. The value for money is incredible; for this price, the room is definitely worth it. It has a European aristocratic style. The hotel is small but very exquisite, and the service is excellent. The restaurant food is just so-so. What was a pleasant surprise was learning that many of their hotel's collectibles are cherished items from tourists all over the world, which is very interesting and shows great attention to detail. I loved it. When I was upgraded to a suite and asked if I could order flowers, they brought a free bottle of wine directly to my room. It was truly a fantastic experience!

This hotel's location is incredibly convenient. Being able to walk to nearby supermarkets easily added so much comfort and pleasure to my stay. Whether it was for daily groceries or last-minute needs, everything could be quickly taken care of, saving me a lot of travel time and allowing me to enjoy my trip more peacefully. This thoughtful surrounding infrastructure not only shows the hotel's consideration but also made my stay feel exceptionally relaxed and pleasant. I'm very grateful to the hotel for providing such a convenient environment, making my visit both worry-free and satisfying.

It had been one of the best hotel stay i had to be honest. The service and attentiveness were great and impressive. You will feel welcome and the staff were all so friendly and helpful, they were so well trained. This also applys to night shift staff which i am very impressed. I would definitely stay in Boho again if i travel to Prague and would definitely recommend to any friends or families! To all the staff in BoHo, i can feel your pride and passion in your service, keep it up, well done! You are all an asset to the hotel!

Overall, the hotel isn't bad. However, there were a few things that really soured my experience: 1. There was a strong, unpleasant smell of urine in the toilet and bathroom that spread throughout the entire room. What's worse, there was no way to turn on the exhaust fan. 2. One day, construction work started before 10 AM. Waking up to drilling was quite unpleasant, and there was no warning or compensation offered for the inconvenience. 3. The bed linen, especially the sheets, was very worn out.

You absolutely *must* try the breakfast! The ingredients themselves are exceptional. You can enjoy a leisurely meal in a quiet and spacious setting, and it was, without a doubt, the best breakfast I've ever had in my life. The hotel itself was also superb, and I really appreciated how attentive and dedicated the staff were to making sure everything was taken care of.

Fairly basic hotel with slightly outdated room interior but reasonable price for the room size (and for Prague) plus very friendly staff. 15-20 mins walk to old town.

Its ok. Has pool and sauna which is nice. I tried the breakfast I wasn’t that impressed by it. The room was ok and bed was comfortable.

The hotel room itself was better than expected for the low price (Block C). The breakfast is basically okay (increase is possible) - but: breakfast until 10 a.m. but the buffet was already cleared away at 9:15 a.m. while we were still having breakfast. When I asked about this, we were told that there is a second breakfast room and there is something else in it, we are welcome to continue having breakfast there (?). We only stayed in the hotel for one night and it was a disaster!! During the night, another guest from Block B across the street made a lot of noise from his open window, shouting and singing until about . 3am!! On the 2nd floor of Block C (below us) there were a lot of young people who imitated the one from Block B (including shouting duels between the blocks) and were terribly loud (screaming with the guy from Block B as well as singing, growling including a sound blaster on). Window. I also went to the reception during the night to complain, I was told there was security who would take care of it. But they remained invisible. I was able to successfully convince the young people myself at 2 a.m. to behave appropriately. The guest from Block C continued on its own but was no longer so audible through our closed window.

The Relax Inn Hotel is a hidden gem for Prague travelers who aren't looking for 5-star luxury. It's located in Prague 8, not far from the O2 Arena and the Praha-Libeň train station. A public transport bus stop is 50 meters away at Novovysočanska (lines 136 and 109) or 100 meters away at Skloněna (line 136). Arriving by train is highly recommended. Libeň station is about a 7-minute train ride from Prague Main Station, and trains run several times an hour. Express and fast trains can also be used with a public transport ticket, except for EC and Pendolino (SC) trains. The hotel itself is rather unassuming from the outside. It has a swimming pool and sauna downstairs, which can be used for an extra charge of 300-400 CZK per hour. The staff is very friendly and helpful. A few on-site parking spaces are available for 250 CZK per day. The breakfast is continental but tasty and plentiful. The upper floors and the wellness area can be reached via a lift.