I played no limit Texas hold 'em here and enjoyed it very much. Super nice staff, fun tables and…read moreplayers, and free drinks for players like coffee. I had a blast here, love the atmosphere. I would suggest for poker

Vegas this ain't. Worn down, small, smokey, drab interior - this place is depressing. They do have…read moreblackjack and roulette, but no craps. Minimums are low, like less than $1 but I didn't stick around for a single hand or drink.

In A Nutshell:…read more -Magic Planet Gold is a small casino located near the Urban Creme hotel in Prague. -It's a two-story casino w/ a tiny collection of slots downstairs & card games upstairs. -The table games upstairs is about 100 Czech Koruna or $4-5 USD minimum. -There are bars located on each floor. -You can order a bottle of Veuve Clicquot for a great price & they will serve it to you in a bucket of ice. -The service is very good here. Overall, this is a cool little casino to kill some time.

We were here on a Viking cruise and stayed here for 4 nights. The breakfast was excellent but tea…read moreand coffee in the lounge were overpriced. The room had large closet for hanging clothes , but not enough hangers for 2 people. There were no drawers and only one place to put a suit case, so we had to keep one on the floor to work out of. The tub is higher than the floor which can be a fall hazard. The shower pressure was excellent and easy to adjust. The elevator system had an unusual way of obtaining the quickest elevator to get to your destination. Initially difficult to understand but over all an efficient system. Over all I was under impression with this hotel.

This hotel is huge, with 800 rooms -- I wasn't surprised to learn it's the largest in the country,…read moreand one of the largest in the region. So it hosts a lot of bus groups and Viking cruise passengers, because it can handle the volume. Breakfast is busy even when the hotel isn't full...anyone who needs to pay a premium to get breakfast included should consider a local cafe instead. That aside, it is quite nice, with very modern, comfortable, quiet rooms, and great public spaces. Everything is well designed and maintained. The executive floors are over 20% of the hotel, so there seems a good chance generally for an elite upgrade there. The location is tricky. It's beyond the edge of Old Town, so easier for automotive access but a bit of a walk to the major sights; on the other hand, it's adjacent to the Florenc transit hub and the more typical Karlin neighborhood, making it a possibly good choice for business visitors. And from what I've seen, it's generally cheaper than equivalent hotels more centrally located.