2 Star Hotels in Prague

Two friends and I went to Prague for 4 days and 3 nights. We stumbled across the Green Garland Pension on Expedia and decided that the rates for 3 nights in a 3-person room were reasonable and that the location would be great, if all else failed. We most definitely underestimated this hotel. We were blown away by what this hotel had to offer, and all agreed that not only would we look into staying here again if we ever came back to Prague, but that we would recommend it to everyone we knew. The staff was extremely friendly and accommodating, and the rooms are so quaint and clean. The breakfast was an added bonus and a great way to start the day!

We found this apartment/hotel perfect for our stay in Prague. The staff were very accommodating for our requests, all speaking English. The rooms were thoroughly cleaned every day. It was close to the subway, excellent restaurants and markets. The breakfast was good. Although we did not have a car we could see that parking would be a challenge. The airport van service drops off and picks up from the hotel. It was located on a side street so there was minimal amount of noise at night. There is a small balcony on the entry side of the rooms and windows facing the street. We were on the 4th floor (top floor) and there was an elevator to use which was handy.

Very helpful staff and very informative about activities.

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.