Stayed at this hotel for three nights in late Nov 2021. Paid $130 per night for Sun/Min/Tue…read morenights. The room: Our room was in the 4th floor which is the top. It is a two story room with both bedrooms upstairs, so the ceiling lines are angled and there are several weird spaces on the top floor. What we liked: there was a ton of space. Full size dining room, large kitchen space, full living area, great views, great location. Free breakfast included was great, enjoyed it every day. Would have been even better if: Oddly enough, the room key has a large paper weight on it which make it awkward to carry around. Also, they request that you turn the key in when you leave. Maybe it's me, but seems weird to notify anyone when you are leaving your hotel room. Also worth noting the front door does not lock automatically. Instead you have to use your key to lock it from the inside. The floors are slippery in socks, the tv had only a couple channels, only a couple minor complaints. Would highly recommend and definitely would stay here again.

Baroque architure and euro bidets in the rooms. Right across the street from the water. One of…read morethe great boutique hotels in Prague. Super close to the bridge, downtown and near a lot of bars and restaurants. Neds were super comfy too

I fell in love with Le Palais on my first visit to Prague a few years ago, so it was a pretty easy…read morechoice to make for my "home away from home" on my most recent visit. As its name suggests, everything about "the Palace" is tastefully luxurious - from the opulent architecture and exquisitely appointed rooms, to the remarkable service and amenities. Located in Prague 4, is it about a 10 min car ride away from Prague 1, where you can find a lot of the tourist sites. So it is a tiny bit outside of the hustle/bustle of the Mala Strana/Old Town etc., but if you're in the mood for a stroll it is a pretty straight shot from the hotel down to the Charles Bridge area (about 30 mins walking with stuff to see along the way). So the hotel is gorgeous - staff is very welcoming - multi-lingual staff makes it easy to communicate. Exhausted after my arrival, I sent my bags up to the room and popped in to The Library right off the lobby to grab a quick bite for lunch. Set like an English library you would see in a home, replete with comfortable armchairs, walls of books, and an open fireplace, it was quite cozy. I had a pasta fagioli and Duck breast with risotto that was utterly divine! To note: there is an absolutely gorgeous Summer Terrace to dine on with a wonderful view of the hills and the city. My guestroom was beautiful - about 300 sq ft deluxe room with a King Size bed. Marble EVERYWHERE - all the bathroom walls, counters, and even the frame around the mirror. But what I LOVED the most - the FLOORS ARE HEATED! Yes, you heard me right. You know when you wake up early in the AM to go to the bathroom and your bare feet hit the floor - well it is nice and toasty warm! They also have state-of-the-art equipment in the bathroom - an electronic box on the wall does everything at the touch of a button - lift the toilet seat, warm the toilet seat, control the bidet, warmth of water etc. etc. Yes you can lift the seat yourself, but hey! Less germs on the hands, maybe? Lol Anywho, the geek in me thought it was neat! Hallways again were gorgeous, Victorian themed furniture spotted throughout the halls. Lots of luxury amenities - private car service, personal shopper etc and the concierge can even arrange for hunting, horseback riding, castle hopping, or any other activity you would like to partake in while you're there. Luxury jewelry pieces are displayed throughout and available for purchase as well. The Pure Spa was a little slice of heaven - will have to do a separate review on that one. Definitely one of my fave hotels in Europe!

Amazing place, great staff, yummy food, fantastic view, always happy to come back…read more And the breakfast? Best ever!

I absolutely LOVE Hotel Pod Věží and have spent many nights there. It's just steps away from…read moreCharles Bridge but away from the noise of tourists. The rooms are spacious, beautiful, and quiet. And you won't find better prices anywhere in Prague. Each member of the hotel staff is incredibly helpful, patient, and kind. Bottom line: THE BEST hotel in Prague!

Positives: Great location, right at the entrance to the Charles Bridge. Very friendly and helpful…read morestaff. Negative: The WiFi is assigned per room and is very intermittent. Warning: Avoid staying in the annex across the street. Most of the rooms are over an alley where people are eating, drinking, talking, and laughing until the wee hours. If they do want to put you in the annex, ask for the one room per floor that faces the hotel instead of the alley.

What a beautiful hotel! Completely updated and such a beautifully designed hotel. Definitely close…read moreto luxury level. Upon arrival, the staff is very welcoming and treated me like a VIP. They offered me a welcome glass of sparkling wine. Answered all of my questions. Just so you know, even if you hold Mariott Bonvoy status, you do not get free breakfast. There is an option to get the buffet or you can also order à la carte off the menu. I went one morning and ordered the scrambled egg toast. It was very good and fairly priced. They also have a library which is open 24 seven with your room key and you can get free coffee/lattes in there. Really beautiful, bathroom is good size with good counter space. Shower is big for European standards . Great quality soap, lotion, shampoo, etc.. My room (5th floor) had skylight windows, and they had an electronic retractable shade that worked beautifully. In my experience, many hotels are lacking in the technology department, or have many broken features. Not here. The mini bar also had some neat lighting features as well. Bed was very comfortable. They had a pillow menu as well. About a 15-20 minute walk to old town depending on what part you are going to. But it's a nice walk with plenty of shops and restaurants along the way. You can enjoy the beautiful architecture of Prague. I walked everywhere. The hotel is also on a quiet street. I had no trouble with noise and everything in the hotel was quiet, even though it was supposedly full. I ate dinner at the restaurant, SevenNorth. It was spectacular. You won't see the menu posted online because it changes almost daily based on what the chefs have fresh. It's top-tier. I would recommend making a reservation out on the courtyard. It was beautiful and busy. The only negative is the air conditioner and how I woke up most nights a few times a night because I was sweating. For some reason, no matter what you set the temperature, it will reset after about 4 or 5 hours. The thermostat on the wall is also not true. In order to sleep peacefully, I had to set it at the minimum of 15°C. I can tell you right now, it was not 15°C in that room even when it said it was. I would wake up sweating when it said 19.5°C and could tell it was hot as heck in there. So other than that glitch in technology, it was a perfect stay.

Before I describe the hotel, I have to mention the exceptional staff. From check-in, housekeeping,…read morebreakfast, the front desk, and the bar, our family found everyone pleasant and willing to go out of their way to ensure our comfort. The hotel had a beautiful entrance with a 'Library' which was more like a coffee and tea lounge with board games; there is a lovely courtyard, a bar/restaurant, and a large dining area for a breakfast buffet in the morning. We had a room for ourselves and a room with two twin beds for our college-aged kids. I found the rooms to be a decent size, clean, with nice bathrooms. I especially liked having a kettle and tea in the room, and I believe there was a Krups coffee machine. Toiletries like shampoo, conditioner, body soap, and hand soap were included, as was a blow dryer. Short walk to town square with many restaurants.

This was our last stop before heading home. We arrived here on day 36 of our 39 day European trip…read more We took a bus ride from Budapest to Prague, a comfortable 9 hour trip. It was well broken up with various stops so it went very well. This lovely hotel was central to everything... Transportation, restaurants, stores (and a mall). Our room was a nice with plenty of space and a good size bathroom. The room comes with robes and slippers for comfort. There is a nice size T.V. but I found watching TV in Europe was very challenging. The only English speaking stations were news. The stay came with a wonderful [very] complete breakfast and the restaurant was operated by a very well known chef. Busy every evening and there was a sister restaurant across the street, No problem, we love Italian food and the restaurant around the corner was visited twice while we walked down the block to yet another Italian restaurant the last evening. We did a fair amount of sightseeing in Prague and the hotel was very centrally located as to make them all walkable. I would definatly come here again and recommend this place to anyone coming to Prague. KUDOs to the team at the Cosmopolitan Hotel Prague.

Very nice hotel that is conveniently located in Prague!…read more Just minutes away from a 4 story shopping mall with all sorts of stores, restaurants, coffee kiosks, etc. Also, very nice restaurants are all around: czech food, italian and kebabs too! The rooms are nice with duvet covers in and extra pillows. Nice bathrooms and soft pillows! The shower has excellent shower pressure which i love! The breakfast in the morning contains fruits, eggs, protein and baked goods. The cappacino machine is a must!

This is a great hotel. The men up front are very helpful and attentive whenever we had questions…read moreabout anything from transportation to restaurants. The hotel is very close to the tram and the train is right outside the front door. It is also very easy to walk as well. They have a really great breakfast buffet with a huge assortment from pastries to sushi, salads to different smoked meats and sausages. The only downside to the breakfast is it's extra crowded and packed. I've never seen a hotel breakfast this busy and they're not even open to the public when they are serving the hotel guests. The public kept walking in for brunch and the staff had to keep telling them to leave and come back at 11. The room is cozy with a nice bathroom and they have L'Occitane toiletries.

Pros: The staff of super friendly…read more Close to old town - under 10 min walking. Loved the shower head pressure and big towels. Comfortable bed Clean. Big selection for breakfast, and it's good. Good place just to sleep and explore the entire day. Cons: It has an odd smell that they try to mask with something that smells like a 90 year old lady's perfume. The hallway and staircase looks old. Doesn't go with the rooms as the rooms seemed newer. The lighting in the room and bathroom is super bad - good luck trying to do your makeup. Spa: I got a face, neck, and shoulder massage and it wasn't worth it. She basically just removed my makeup and massaged my eyes and eyelashes, and then gently massaged the rest of my face, neck and head. It's as if she was just moving her fingers along - no pressure added.

I wish I had taken pictures of the hotel and its surroundings. It's located right across the street…read morefrom Wallenstein Garden. Our room was on the 2nd floor so we only got the view of the tall garden wall. Looks like rooms above this floor would get an amazing view of the garden and the Prague castle! Breakfast was just divine. I guess that's why I only have pictures of our breakfast. Room is small, on the older side, our shower head and bathroom trash can were broken... shower head kept falling, and I was concerned about the shower head hitting my head. Staff are very friendly, but they didn't attend to these concerns we had, unfortunately... even then, I'd totally recommend this hotel to anyone visiting Prague.

This hotel was absolutely perfect! The location could not be better! We walked everywhere without a…read moreproblem. The staff was exceptionally good and helpful with directions and anything we needed. We had breakfast included and it was perfect every day we were there. I cannot say enough great things about this hotel! If you're going to Prague don't stay anywhere else! Make sure you include breakfast we loved it!

We absolutely loved our time here. Check in was wonderful. The hotel staff was incredible. We were…read moregreeted with sparkling wine and cool towels. We were taken on a tour of the lounge and shown to our very comfortable room. The hotel was able to exchange our money for Czech money which was super convenient. View is incredible and there are lots of delicious restaurants and bars nearby. Highly recommend having breakfast in the hotel!

I checked in for a weeks long stay and arrived to a glass of champagne during check in, what a…read moregreat way to begin my holiday. Check in is done in two parts, first with the agent behind the desk for the formalities of the stay and then a second person takes you on a brief tour and into the guest lounge area where she shared with us amenities within the hotel and tour options which we were glad to hear about because we did want to book one of them. She then took us to our unit and asked if everything was satisfactory with the room and it certainly was. The room was very nice and the format of the room made it spacious. The beds were comfortable and there was plenty of closet space. The minibar was well stocked and I loved the added Prague souvenir chocolates within the minibar. There was a plate of fruit and a nice coffee/tea area. They also supply you with bottled water each day as well as turn down service with chocolates. We also enjoyed the restaurant on site, the food was fabulous and the service was great. I really enjoyed everything about this hotel.