2 Star Hotels in Prague

I started here for four nights and it was the quietest most restful sleep I had on my 3 week journey! The breakfast was wonderful, many things to choose from and very filing!

The Hotel L'Opera is not a hotel; rather, it's the brand name used for the private rooms of the City Centre Hostel. It's more or less what you can expect for the price; it's very conveniently located the Nove Mesto, walking distance to both the tourist attractions of the Old Town and the nice restaurants and cafes of Vinohrady, and most hotels in this area are quite expensive in comparison. What to expect - rude service, an entrance that you must awaken a cranky doorman to get into at night (why no key?), worn-out creaky beds (splash out for a nicer hotel if you have back problems), and very tiny, cramped rooms. On the plus side, there's free internet, everything seems clean, the neighborhood is safe and very convenient, and there's no dodgy hidden costs. All in all, the place is cheap for Prague, but not necessarily good value. Had I known it was actually a hostel, I would've chosen a hostel with nice shared kitchen facilities and friendly staff instead.

Very helpful staff and very informative about activities.

tHE HOTEL GARNI PRAGUE - What a disappointment. This establishment should be avoided at all costs. The rooms are like prison cells, a double room consists of 2 very small beds, hand towels are provided but no bath towels. No TV, No Kettle. We checked in, paid for the two night stay and having seen the room decided to ask if there was anything better, found out there was not so we checked out right away. Got a cab and found ourselves another hotel - a real hotel with all you would expect. This is not an exaggerated account of our experience, words can not do it justice.

Had to find a new place to stay,couldn't reach contact provided, terrible.Did give some rating otherwise wouldn't let me submit.

This is a nice place if you don't mind a lot of noise. The tracks for the tram run directly in front and beside this building about every 3 to 8 minutes from 5am to after 12 midnight, with an occasional errant train at unpredictable times. There is no air conditioning (if you plan a summer trip keep that in mind!) On the bright side, if noise does not bother you this is a clean place with great Wi-Fi signal, fully usable kitchen, and a staff that is extremely helpful and willing to please. Everything you need is close by (shopping, groceries, bars) and the metro/tram (as noted) stops are only 1 block away.

I found this hotel in last minute, before departure to prague, but it was excelent choice.

I stayed at Grand Hotel Prague in the summer of 2009. The Room was, nice, clean and rather large. we had our own bathroom wich lived up to all standarts.. I allso enjoyed the inclueded breakfast. there where eggs, and sausages, different kinds of bread, cheasse, salami, ham, cornflakes and chokopops, milk, juice, coffee, tea, cakes. i was very impressed by this buffet! it was located about 15min. walk from old prague(prague 1)in Prague3 a nice and quite neighborhood.. but with lots of bars, clubs, and restaurants! that where a lot cheeper than if you where to go to the places in the center of the city! My review is this a hotel where you will get a good and very cheep stay! -Marikka, Copenhagen Denmark

I absolutely loved my stay at Miss Sophie's. Having stayed in the 18 person dorm, I felt safe as it offered individual safes and big lockable drawers. The staff was friendly and helpful with everything I needed. The bathrooms were more clean than ANY hotel I've ever stayed in. Absolutely wonderful place and will always recommend.