I signed up for Yelp because I saw someone posting a negative review of his experience with LEO and…read moreI had to counter... I have lived in Prague for twelve years and have seen the evolution of train travel here, which started with old, very dilapidated trains, to now, where we have LEO. LEO is hands down the best carrier in the Czech Republic. They are a private firm. Trains are new, and it is honestly more like being on an airplane than a train. The prices are incredibly reasonable especially considering their top level service. And the food prices on board are reasonable, no rip off prices. If they are late, which is rare, they apologize on board! Their premium class is unreal-six seats in plush leather, and it's a quiet zone. Well worth the added expense. It is by far the most luxurious train experience in the Czech Republic-I only wish they traveled West to Germany as well. If you go premium book early as these sell out quickly. You can cancel even last minute. I had to cancel one order last week from Ukraine and could not call, however I sent an email to them, and they responded literally within 3 minutes and canceled for me, you cannot ask for better service than this. Their English is great too in case you don't speak Czech. They travel even to Poland and Ukraine, via train and then bus. Staff is very courteous.

Money well spend, and I'm so glad we went on the tour…read more 1. The bus was on time and our tour guy was very dedicated. He explained the histories and the background stories of all the sites that we went to. & did a fantastic job. 2. The tour covered all the sites that they promised on the list. And was some small bonus when we passed by certain areas. 3. Price of the tour is very reasonable. And the bus was very comfortable. 4. The only downside I'd like to point out and this applies to any tours that you take not just this one. Since the tour company try to make their promise so everywhere we went not only you need to expect a lot of walking but also you do need to be on time which means the time to spend at each location is limited. 5. We didn't have too much time to grab something to eat in between sites. And we got back pretty late around 8 PM. so the hunger definitely hit by that time. If I would do this again, I will definitely pack my own food and water. We enjoyed our Overall experience with this tour company and do recommend by @winedinenvacay

The bus trip to Karlovy Vary (from Prague) was very pleasant. We were served lunch, and the food…read morewas good. But we waited forever for the lunch to arrive. We saw other people being waited on and leave before we got our lunch. We were concerned that we would not have enough time to see the Grandhotel Pupp (2.5 hours), so our bus group decided to go ahead and leave. Of course, that is when the dessert (ice cream was being served. The Grandhotel Pupp and the surrounding area were spectacular. When we arrived back in Prague, the host announced that we should get off the bus at a location close to the majority of the passengers. It was not anywhere near where we were picked up. A traffic jam, she said, so everyone was supposed to get off. My traveling companion told me that we should stay on the bus so they could drop us off where they picked us up. The host said that we were only 5 minutes from the street near our hotel. Both of us were not that familiar with the downtown area and many residents were not fluent in English. I ended up using my GPS on my cell phone to get back to our hotel. It was NOT 5 minutes. We got turned around a bit, but it took us nearly 25 minutes to get to our hotel. Everything else was great about our vacation, but this bus trip.

Want to see a real nuclear bunker from the Cold War era, this is it. For the first half of the…read moretour, our guide, Zuzana, showed us historically relevant sights around Prauge related to one of the dark times in Czech history. From a chronological stand point, this tour picks up after WW 2 and covers major events which occurred afterwards, leading up to the fall of communism. The tour was well narrated, objective, and our guide answered any questions that our group had. The bunker tour was covered the second half of the tour and was a real treat. It gave a glimpse of what life could have been like if the event of a worst case scenario; nuclear attack. The bunker was well preserved and the guide gave personal accounts of what living in Prauge was like during an era where the fear of a nuclear attack was real. I'd would recommend this tour to anyone what that is interested in history from this time frame of world history. Also the tour started and finished on time, and the start point was easy to find. At the conclusion of the tour Zuzana suggested one of her favorite restaurants that wasn't over priced, and was quiet.

If you get the young jakub as your tour guide youll be in good hands. Really an eye opening…read moreexperience about the politics of power which is universal in all countries no matter what flavor its labelled as. Assholes will be assholes.

Awesome place but if hot, try to ask for a room on the lower floor ;)…read moreThe stay there was really great. The staff was nice and they spoke English very well. The building is in Zizkov but the old town or Wenceslas Square is 15 minutes away by foot. We didn't use public transport at all! In the neighberhood there is a lot of local pubs and places where you can eat full dinner for a really small price. It was perfect. The only thing I'd change was the weather. It was like 40 degrees all the time. Even at night.. And we got the room on the 4th floor, just under the roof. So it was extremely hot there and there was no air flow because the window was opening only a little bit.. But beside that, the room was nice. There was one bathroom on the floor but there were 3 toilets and 3 showers (always clean) and there was a sink in the room. I recommend this place to everyone!