Arriving late and leaving early the next morning, this hotel was a good value in a great location…read morefor me, as close as can be to the train station. It was quiet and the rooms spacious and comfortable, with plenty of room for a desk and small couch. For a longer stay, the location could be OK, though it's not super convenient to Old Town and there isn't much interesting within a couple blocks. Breakfast was on the better end of what I'd expect for a 3-star Prague hotel, with all of the standard hot and cold options -- eggs, meat, cheese, bread, pastries, yogurt -- and also lots of fruit & veggies.

Stayed here for four nights in July 2018. The location is ideal - right next to the train station…read moreand walking distance (15-20 mins) to the Old Town. The hotel is basic - perfectly clean and comfortable beds, but there isn't a restaurant / many other amenities in the property. To me, this makes sense for the price, though. I was pleasantly surprised by the size of the room as well - I think we were in a corner room, so those tend to be larger in most hotels, but it was by far the largest i've stayed in while in Europe, and even more impressive considering the price point (less than 100USD per night). I would definitely stay here again while visiting Prague!

Thank You so very much for helping us celebrate our 1st Anniversary! We LOVED the upgrade to the…read moreSuite, the room is outstanding! The tub was magical after walking all day. Great view of the city from our room. Surprising us with Champagne and a signed card was above-and-beyond special. We Love Prague, and will definitely stay here again when we return. And, Ales and Timmy for arranging our car from the train station too. You're both angels!

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.

Good food, great service! We had family dinner there and everything was delicious. If I go back to…read morePrague I'll definitely will visit Botel Matilda again.

Beautiful hotel on a boat, but what a disappointing room view. It's unfortunate that one is not…read moregiven the choice of whether you want the beautiful private riverfront aspect or if you want (which I doubt anyone would) the view of a wall, w dumpsters lining it, and heavy pedestrian foot traffic. Both rooms are priced the same and you cannot choose on the booking site. I was excited about having s beautiful aspect from which to read, study and write, but instead of being inspired by my a private, beautiful, vista, I'm looking at a wall w garbage bins and people walking by. 4 rooms face the wall and 5 rooms face the water. I would recommend to owner pricing them differently and letting customers pick... because nothing is more disappointing than thinking your getting fabulous, but instead u get trash. Bummer.

The Hilton Prague is a huge. Is humongous really a word? Well it's humongous…read more If you find yourself in Prague, this location isn't too far from the Old Town area. It's also very convenient for Taxis and Ubering around. Btw, there is a smaller Hilton nearby, which is slightly more intimate. We stayed here a few nights and enjoyed ourselves. The Staff was friendly and the rooms were western style large. On the Plus/Minus side... If you closed your eyes for a moment, while sitting in their restaurant. Then looked around, you might believe you were in an american city. So if you are looking a more Czech experience, try the other Hilton nearer to the Charles Bridge

Stayed here on recommendations of family members who stayed here during a Viking cruise. I'm always…read moredisappointed by hiltons because I always think they're going to be nice hotels for the price point, but they aren't. The walls were thin, so loud I could hear everything in the hallway outside my door and I could hear people having sex in rooms nearby. The beds were hard, harder than I am used to. And while I indicated my bedsheets should be changed while I was staying here, they obviously weren't. The upside, the hotel breakfast is actually very good with my options. It's within walking distance of the Florenc metro stop which can get you into the city center very quickly and cheaply. Also I thought the hotel staff were incredibly sweet and kind, they really made an impact on me. I wouldn't stay here again for the price point, I'd rather be closer to the city center. But I can see how it works fine for travel companies.

Our actual experience with the Emblem hotel on the ground in Prague was excellent. The problems…read morecame at check-in and checkout. First, the good. Among the hordes of tourists, the Emblem Hotel gave us some peace. The location was fantastic. We had 2 adjoining rooms for my wife and me with our daughter next door. The configuration was perfect and interesting- there was a main door and then each of our rooms had a keyed door also. And the staff was attentive and thoughtful throughout. Also the breakfast buffet was wonderful with exceptional egg and baked individual dishes as part of it. My wife's pancakes were amazing and I loved my omelettes with cheese and tomato. But... we'd learned at check-in that the adjoining rooms we thought we'd reserved were only available with a room upgrade. We thought we'd understood all the rules and had everything lined up. Not so. The silver lining, we thought, came when we were told that the new rate included breakfast, so we agreed. Then at check-out, we were told that no, breakfast wasn't included in our room rate, despite what we thought we'd understood. Oh, and the breakfast for 3 of us actually cost 2247 CRN/day. Given the exchange rate when we were there, that was USD $105/day, meaning $525 USD over our 5 night stay. Overall, I do think the Emblem Hotel was a very nice place to stay - it just ended up costing more than we'd thought. Maybe the misunderstanding was due to the language barrier. Regardless, if we ever do come back, we'll make sure upfront we understand the cost. Lesson learned.

There are not enough superlatives to describe this hotel and the service -- absolutely outstanding!…read more Josef and Vadim -- such gems! The rooms are modern and more spacious than most; exquisite bedding; large shower and tub; WELL stocked mini-bar; and they will do anything you ask. The decor is tasteful and elegant. The location is off the chain -- just minutes to the Old Town Square (The Jan Hus Monument & Astronomical Clock) and Jewish Quarter; in the other direction, just minutes to the Charles Bridge an over to the Castle. There are restaurants and cafes everywhere! Upon arrival, Vadim (sp?) greeted us, and helped us get settled and directed to the first places we wanted to see. His English is excellent, and he is polite and caring, and can help with almost anything. On our second day, we sat in the lobby and talked over Prosecco, which is served in the afternoon; he set us up with a table at Bricks on the opposite side of the river, and was wonderful -- we were given special treatment because we were from The Emblem. We adored this lovely young man. Then we met Josef -- oh my land, this man! His energy is off the charts, and he is hilariously caring and loving of his guests. We sat and talked, learned history . . . and that my husband and he share the same birthday. Josef was curious about everything we wanted to do and then made arrangements for us, including a private walking tour on our last day, which was truly one of the most fascinating and wonderful experiences of the trip. Josef elevates service to a level that is very rare -- and you can tell it is 100% sincere and loving; his warmth and smile are contagious. We can't say enough about the hotel and staff, and look forward to a return trip!

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 love this hotel. It is the same hotel that we stayed in the last time we were in prague, only…read morebecause now changed ownership. When we were here before it was a traditional Hotel, but now it is run more like an Airbnb. 24 hours before we arrived, we received an email with a 6-digit code to get into the building and into the room. It was completely trouble-free. Location of this hotel cannot be beat. It opens up onto square in Old Town filled with restaurants and shops. Of course this means they're also left people, but you don't hear anything when you're in your room. Associated in such a beautiful building that people stop to take pictures as they walk by. There is a very small elevator which fits the people, shoulder to shoulder, it two people with some luggage. When you open the door, there is a vestibule, with a cabinet that holds coffee and tea and a coffee machine. It is completely separate from the next room. When you go to the next room there is a queen size bed separated from the living area by a wrought iron divider. There is a small fridge in the corner. Through the double doors is a bedroom with a king size bed and an armoire. The bathroom is accessed through the bedroom. It's a huge bathroom with a double such, toilet, bidet, bathtub, and separate walk in shower. Our suite was gorgeous with high painted wood beamed ceilings and crystal chandeliers. There is a table with velvet upholstered chairs, a leather sofa, and a credenza with TV. This hotel, and more specifically, this room, is absolute perfection for a trip to Prague, and will be the place we stay if we return.

My husband and I stayed in this hotel for 2 nights last week. From the moment we arrived, our stay…read morewas absolutely perfect. The hotel is located in a busy area of old town, extremely close to many of the "must sees". In one day, we walked to most of the essential sights and had time to stop at various little shops for snacks along the way. The location is truly perfect and super convenient. We stayed in Suite B, and it was one of the most beautiful places I have ever stayed. We had a large bedroom, sitting room, and a beautiful bathroom. The rooms had beautiful windows which opened up into an Old Town street, and the smells of baked pastries from a shop below filled the rooms. Each day, we got a delicious breakfast where we could choose eggs and meat, and there were pastries, fruit, sweets and various coffees and juices galore. It was the perfect way to start the day. The ladies who worked at the front desk were friendly and extremely helpful and made us feel welcomed. We will be back to Prague and back to a hotel Aurus. It was the perfect place to stay in a magnificent city!

Just stayed a night for a layover. About 10 minutes drive from the airport…read more The room was decent size and the cost was $44 from hotels.com. Cleanliness was an ok. Staff at check in/out were friendly. The AYCE breakfast was included and was good. Had some sausages and ham slices. Overall a decent place to get some rest. It's nothing fancy but it did the job.

Close to Vaclav Prague Airport, Clean Rooms, Good Continental breakfast, Free Parking, short 5…read moremile trip to Old Town Praha 1, decent attached pub 100 feet from hotel entrance, reasonable prices. Well, don't tell anybody else about this place, just you Yelpers and I ;), otherwise everybody will start coming here! Actually, I have been to some pretty nice hotels in the Amazing city of Prague and this is one of my favorites. Definitely one of the most convenient. Internet access is free, though service signal tends to modulate, which is the fault of the ISP, not the hotel's. Showers work great, but the old style plumbing causes a lot of water to be wasted waiting the 5-6 minutes running the water before it gets warm enough if you are one of the first people on your floor to take a shower. But those very minor issues are not significant enough to register a complaint. Hotel Meritum served me very well, and is a great value for money accommodation.