Great location (right next to train station). This hotel gave us a room upgrade and complimentary…read morechampagne which was amazing. The breakfast is very vast and great tasting. The room itself was very roomy and had a great mini bar. Would highly recommend.

I stayed here three nights for a business trip. It was convenient for my work, but this isn't a…read moreplace I'd recommend for a typical tourist: while it sits directly atop a metro stop, it's not an exciting area to stay, there are many more central to the tourist sights or more thriving neighborhoods. Since it's quite large with high quality and good value, it seems popular with tour bus groups. Overall, the hotel was good, with comfortable rooms, delicious breakfast, and service all living up to the 4-star standard in Prague. The lobby over the top with modern luxury, Mozart-themed decor. Two issues kept me from giving it 4 stars here however. One is that the Wi-Fi was poor. Just basic emails and searching led to issues more often than not, on multiple devices, and in both my room & the lobby. The other issue was that while many hotels in Prague state their price in EUR but charge in CZK, every hotel I've stayed in the past have used a reasonable exchange rate; this hotel used a rate marked up by over 5%, a sneaky way to add extra cost.

Spend 5 days here last week on our 1st trip to Prague, and it really made the trip for us. A few…read morehighlights: Farmers table: We don't normally eat in the hotel restaurants, but we were tired and jet lagged so we caved. We are glad we did, food was good and the staff(especially the manger Michael) were great. He even tracked us down a few days later with other food venue ideas which was very nice. Cleaning staff: super friendly and kind, liked them a lot. Workout room: Frankly the best I have ever used, especially for the size. Having a barbell rack and a solid selection of plates for it was amazing. Location was great next to many metro/bus stops and the mall next to it for groceries if needed. Later in the week we had to change hotels for my wife's conference, and the Clarion Congress was a letdown after this Marriott.

I stayed at this hotel for business, and it was a convenient location for my needs. For a general…read morevisitor, some of the text on their site makes it sound more central than it is, but it is a nice area and quick & easy to get anywhere on the adjacent subway & tram stops. The price varies: this stay was reasonable, but sometimes it's substantially more expensive than comparable nearby non-chain options. Rooms meet brand expectation; lobby is a bit nicer & more modern than many Courtyards. Breakfast was a good spread, typical for Prague with US & European standards.

The Alcron Hotel Prague is an absolutely stunning hotel and I highly recommend this for your next…read morestay in Prague. The staff is so friendly, welcoming, and knowledgeable about the city. I checked in late at night and unfortunately wasn't able to get upgraded due to the hotel being full for the holidays, but the room was still so beautiful and spacious. There was a delicious welcome treat, which I immediately devoured. The breakfast buffet was super delicious and there was a wide variety of dishes to choose from as well as a menu you could order from. I got room service as well and there were plenty of yummy options to choose from. The room came with everything you would need- hair dryer, slippers, robe, toiletries, etc. Cleaning was provided everyday if requested. Beautiful hotel with amazing service!

We pulled up and my jaw dropped when the Uber driver said we had arrived. Construction and an old…read moreman sitting on an old, delapidated couch outside, smoking. We decided to give it a try, so went in to the lobby and it was outdated and nothing like the pictures online. We were stunned but had booked an upgraded suite so wanted to see if the room was maybe better. Nope. It was also outdated, had a terrible floor plan and the view out the window was of people's apartments and clothes drying. Really depressing. I went to sit on the couch and saw what was either blood or maybe nailpolish? We grabbed our bags, got a refund from Expedia and hightailed it out of there. We also realized that this location is one street over from the red light district, so if this is what you're looking for maybe it's ok. Not on our agenda.

We would like to thank you so much. We were served drinks and food by Immerculate, she was our…read morewaitress. She is so kind and takes care of the guests like you are a queen and a kind. This gave us a feeling, we are welcome and valued. Thanks so much for this and for sure we come a gain. Regards

They are so accommodating! Amazing staff and great free breakfast. Right where you want to be in…read morethe heart of Prague. Walking distance to all the sites! Not a 'modern' hotel so pack the American expectations away. Bit was exactly what we looked for in a stay. The front desk/concierge are world class.

I recently returned to Prague on business, and we had a room block here....so here I stayed…read more It's a nice hotel, in a GREAT location. Friendly staff, and typical European style room layout. All good. GREAT bar, with cold beer. Good food served right at the bar. The downsides, though, were pretty substantial: - the rooms are LOUD (meaning hall noise is room noise) and echo like crazy - breakfast was confusing as hell. Served in two locations, and would move around - I ended up getting double billed (prepaid, then charged again on checkout) So I like the place, but not sure I'd stay again unless they address the room issue. They ARE actively renovating - one hopes that this is addressed.

Did you know that Barceló Praha at Prague 4 was a first international hotel ever of this chain when…read morethey have decided years ago to start expansion out of Spain? Therefore this hotel is still important and Barceló is doing a lot of things to make your stay here as much pleasant as possible. The rooms are being redecorated just now, getting a really fresh look. Pillow menu is a nice touch. Lobby is also in accordance with the new feel and look including lounge bar. Barceló has two restaurants so you will never stand in line when getting your eggs for breakfast. I had a nice view towards Vltava valley, however some of the rooms are directed towards the cemetery (can you actually ask for more quiet neighbors?). The only downside I recall was the girl at the reception giving me the attitude. I know Czechs are not the most polite service people in the world, so come prepared.

A truly unique spa experience in Prague. The Bohemian and Herbal Meadow massages were…read moreexceptional~feet, body, face, and head all carefully scrubbed and oiled. Deeply relaxing, restorative, and infused with local herbs and traditions. Set within a former monastery with centuries of history beneath your feet, it feels more like a sanctuary than a hotel spa. Absolutely worth the splurge.

It was a nice place but overpriced. I've stayed in nicer hotels for way less. Restaurant food was…read morevery good.

Check in painless. Service top notch. Food outstanding. We had a dinner and a couple of breakfasts…read morehere. The food and service at dinner was top notch. We are on a tour and this is our last stop of 6 cities and 5 European capitals. Here for 3 nights. A few negatives. We are on the fourth floor facing the street not the best view. Also during the day there are very perceptible slamming doors that we hear from time to time. Likely deliveries. Still a very nice place to stay for a few days. Mark & Nancy.

Magical is the Four Seasons Hotel in Prague. Every request met by paying attention to the smallest…read moreof details. My room on the top floor in the old section was absolutely gorgeous. Spacious, sparkling chandelier, fairytale decor, beautiful antique furnishings, and, the breathtaking view of the Vltava and Charles Bridge. The white glove test would pass with flying colors and their nightly turndowns always left a little treat at the bed-stands. Other amenities were just as perfect, including their incredible breakfasts and limo service. A princess life I lived with my stay here. It's not a goodbye, instead I'll see you soon FSPrague! CHEERS!

Ahh, Prague! Doesn't everyone love Prague? Whether you're young and after hip clubs to dance the…read morenight away in, or an old fella who's been there, done that and now more interested in historical architecture, there's a little, no, a lot, for everyone! Our long weekend began in Karlovy Vary, but then we spent a couple nights in Prague. And for you savvy travelers, you know that generally speaking, Prague offers a heck of a lot for not a lot of coin, er... Koruna. Now, when choosing a hotel, there's so much to consider: location, price, old school authentic vibes, or something modern with all the comfies of home. We opted for a combination of three of the above. Like I previously eluded to, prices are pretty dang reasonable in Prague, so with some advanced booking we were able to snag a room for 60 Euros per night here. In my book, that's an extreme value. However, for full disclosure, there was a serious glitch. The room would not accommodate two adults and two kids like the booking system implied it would. We didn't want to make things too difficult, so we offered to pay a little more if need be. The answer, two adjoining rooms at just a little more than what we were originally going to pay for the one room. So, needless to write, they took their accommodations beyond just the facility, they took it to the personnel level. In addition, we were granted access to the "Executive Lounge." Now don't assume that's some grand secret room exclusive to royalty or anything, but it was stocked with beverages and snacks 24/7, so that certainly came in handy. The breakfast buffet was spot on, and possibly the best aspect of this hotel was location. No, it wasn't situated in the heart of old town, but smack dab right next to a subway station. And it made it so easy to utilize Prague's public transit system to get around. Furthermore, the hotel sold the subway tickets. By the way, those same tickets are valid on all forms of public transportation; the subway, the busses, or the trams. Bang for buck, this hotel really packs a punch! I know we enjoyed our time here, and I'm pretty sure all of you will too. Cheers

We stayed here for 2 nights. Executive rooms where modern, clean and had a decent size. The…read morelocation of the hotel is great, although not in the city center. You can easily take the metro to the center for less than 1€. They also offer a private limousine service to take you to the city center for around 13€. The Hotel is modern and clean. Offer everything needed from gym, ATM, restaurant, bistro, executive lounge and so on. Breakfast is 16€ per person, which is really pricy in comparison to Czech breakfast cafes. We decided to have breakfast in local cafes and didn't regret the decision, since we got to know Prague better. Parking is 20€ per day. Free WiFi.