To be honest only stayed here for about 3 hours, needed a place to rest and wash up before boarding a 15 hour train to the Netherlands and we had checked out of our other hotel, the Hotel Hoffmeister. So I went online found the cheapest decent hotel, 3 Stars or better (this was ranked 4 Stars) and found this for about 50 Euros. Location, Average, with a little walking though you can get where you need to, although the Prague Museum is very close. Lobby, Average, they talked about a lobby bar, not exactly sure where that would be, I think if you ordered something they might bring it to you, but the lobby was certainly no place inviting to sit and have a beverage. Service, Average, again to be fair only thing I dealt with was check in and check out, but the young lady pretty much did her job and not much else. Not sure she even smiled. Room, Excellent - for the price one of the cleanest, bright and decent amount of space for the money we had on the trip at about 1/2 to 1/3 the costs that we paid elsewhere. A nice bowl of fresh fruit greeted us, that was a first,heated bathroom floor, nice touch. Room, which is one of the most important amenities really shined for them. Ok with that said, because of price point we saw a lot of younger folk running around and I do mean running and horseplay. This was during the day, not sure what overnight quiet was like but the rooms and walls seemed substantial so I believe it would be fine. Another oddity was the power saving lights in the halls which seemed a bit odd. The halls were not straight, a lot of corners and the lights would be off until you passed a sensor. This bothered my wife a bit, a little uneasy as she said she would not like traveling them alone. We had run into this in Paris as well but there they at least had some low power lights to keep it from being too dark until the other lights came on.