Name: U Ceske Koruny
Address: Nad Namestim 105/7, Prague, Prague, Prague, Prague, 155 00, Czech Republic
Rating: 6.1

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Convenient and clean. Guy who owned the pension was very helpful even though it was broken English. About 15 mins walk tl the train station and convenient to restraints. Basic accommodation but on main square 

Pension 

I stayed five nights at this hotel and the experience was very satisfying. A very relaxing atmosphere with very comfortable beds and the staff very kind and listening. For those who are hesitant, I highly recommend this hotel. At first glance, it may seem a little far from the center but for those who like to walk it is perfect.

Comfortable and affordable

It's a long way from the city centre, you have to take the metro and the bus, but it's very cheap, there's free parking, the rooms are below average, the hotel entrance is through a good restaurant, Czech cuisine + a lunch box, very affordable.

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The rooms are fine, only the mattresses are quite hard. The staff is very friendly, understanding only in English. It's a bit remote, but you're in town by bus and subway in half an hour. For the price, we'd definitely go again.

Very affordable, room, breakfast and service ok

Stayed at this hotel for one night. It's in a great location in a fairly quiet and dare I say uninteresting town. There are very few places to eat etc. And there aren't even many shops. But the square is nice and this hotel is right in the square. The room was nice, quite a good size, nice bathroom, wifi was good. Limited English channels on the TV, only CNN actually. Curtains were THIN so expect the light to flood the room early! Breakfast wasn't great, very basic, the only cereals were cornflakes and some chocolate chip looking things. The bacon, I couldn't go there! So fatty and cooked to death. And front desk staff, couldn't be bothered about much at all. When coming and going it was hard to get a "hi" out of them.

Nice enough hotel for a short stay

I would say almost sad... nothing to say about the cleanliness (except the smell of the kitchen in the hallways) or the kindness of the staff, but the rooms are definitely spartan, too spartan... the hotel is very far from the city center. If you don't want to go back and forth with public transport (especially in the evening after dinner) getting in a taxi is very expensive: at that point it's worth booking something in the city and walking around.

A very simple hotel.

Gentle staff, but not up to the standard service, in three days they never made their beds which by the way were very uncomfortable. The toilet was throwing water all the time. We were on the third floor without elevator and narrow stairs. The breakfast was excellent and plentiful. The hotel was on the street, but the back entrance was unobtainable and dark, without a sign of recognition.

I'm going to tell you something. I'm gonna tell you something.

The hotel is far from Prague, you will need to rent a car and pay for parking in the center of Prague. Or go by public transport for more than an hour. The hotel has the level of a boarding house. We had to climb three floors of caracol stairs walking. No beds. If you arrive a few minutes before ten at breakfast and you're taking your things off without even a few seconds to have a drink. I wouldn't recommend it, so you spend on the car rent and pay for the parking plus the time to go and come, it's better to look for a good hotel in the center of Prague.

Very good.

We had problems arriving to the hotel at first, as the route of the buses going to the hotel had been changed the day before (they were repairing roads, I guess, as the situation lasted only 6 days and it was planned) and when I told the girl at reception that we had had some problems arriving, she gave me a sheet with the schedules of the buses coming and going to the underground lines.

The hotel itself is quite away from the centre but it doesn't take you more than half an hour to arrive to the centre (unless it's weekend, then you should check the bus timetables before going around) and in Luka's metro station there is a couple of supermarkets. I wouldn't recommend it to anyone wanting to go clubbing or partying, as the underground and buses' services are really reduced by night.

Breakfast is nice, both there is both continental breakfast and sweets. If there is many people having breakfast at the same time, they are likely to run out of things but they replace them soon enough.
We ate there the day we arrived and food is great and quite cheap (and they give you a 10% discount for being a guest at the hotel). One evening we had to arrive early to the hotel as it was raining a lot, we decided to go down to drink something and their chocolate is amazing.

Room's are outdated and the carpet of the floor might be slightly dirty but overall and for the price of the rooms, I found them to be in good shape. The furniture was slightly broken and the beds made noise when you shifted while sleeping. If you don't leave the "please, come in" signal on the door, they won't go into the room. They don't seem to change the sheets while you are staying there, but they give you fresh towels if you let them in the bathroom's floor.

Wifi didn't arrive to my room (105) and I had to go to the reception, the backyard or the restaurant to use my PC.

Being away from Prague also has some advantages, such as a great sleep quality - there were no noises around, apart from a dog barking.

Staff is really nice and helpful.

Another little detail is that you have to pay when you arrive to the hotel, rather than in the check out - I don't know if that ever generated a problem to anyone. 

Overall, I'd say that if your standards aren't really high, the hotel won't disappoint you.

Basic but good

I stayed in this hotel during our business trip to Prague. We needed a nice 3* hotel at a reasonable distance from Czech Television and Barrandov Studios, so I was pleased when I found this hotel, 10mins drive from Barrandov. The biggest problem is that this hotel is far from a 3* standards. Walls in the rooms were dirty, furniture was destroyed, I wasn't even able to shut my window. There was no shower curtain in the bathroom and the shower head kept turning around in the stand so the bathroom was flooded after the shower. The whole hotel interior was messy and dirty (smelly, dirty stains on carpets, dirty walls...) and the parking space was not big enough for guests, so they blocked other cars. When mentioning positive things, bedsheets, covers and towels were fresh and clean, the staff was nice, and there was a good WIFI coverage in the hotel (having a router on each floor, reception and restaurant). Overall, I wouldn't recommend this hotel, mostly because of misleading photos and really-not-a-3*-category-hotel and because of the dirt in the hotel.

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