I guess your rating of this hotel will depend on your expectations. The room is fairly small, and the bed covers hideous (mustard yellow with spacey geometric designs in rust and green), but it is very clean and the bathroom is spacious with new fixtures. The rooms look out into an open courtyard, not visible from the street, which has... More

The location is great with tramway not far away. But the room that was given to me was really tiny with curtains that did not allow for a lot of privacy with a lot of passing customers who can look inside. Furniture was minimal. Breakfast was in a nearby bar and was good. All in all, really cheap but I... More

The hotel is located a bit far away from the city centre, but there is a tram stop close to the hotel. The desk service was rather cold, though they did what we've asked. For example, when we asked for clean towels, we received them immediately, although it's a bit weird we have to ask for them in a hotel.... More

We stayed for 3 days in Prague, this hotel is excellent and cheap, for 30 euros a night we had an exellent room and abundant breakfast. It is 10min from the main train station. If you are not bothered with the walking I would recomend you to stay in Amadeus.

I booked this hotel through a package with EasyJet. I can say that Prague is a wonderful place to visit, but the experience that I had at the hotel was like those that you live only in films. We arrived on Thursday night at this hotel and the room seemed to be ok. The first thing that the man at... More

This hotel is perfectly situated for exploring Prague. The No X18 bus stops right outside the hotel, and this takes you to the centre, or drops you at a tram stop so you can head off in another direction. It's also within easy walking distance of the river, and once there you can follow the road all the way up... More

We were moved from our original hotel to Hotel Amadeus due to a mistake the travel agent had made, and what a good move it was!! The rooms were a lot larger than our previous hotel, and the service was a lot friendlier. Our room was in the newer block, and had a nice big room and a bathroom with... More

Firstly, I should point out there are actually two hotels in Prague called Amadeus. This is the one on Slavojova located near to the Vysehrad Castle. The hotel is in two distinct blocks. The older part adjacent to the street has the larger and more elegant rooms whilst the new block to the rear has more compact rooms. (I only... More