I was at the hotel with my wife a week ago. It's fairly clean but the room that we stayed in (number 15) smelled badly, probably because of the old parket floor. Metro station is 5 minutes walk from the hotel so it took us 20 minutes to the center of the Prague. In general, the hotel would be great... More

I went there with a big group of 20 people (it was not a school trip, we just happened to gather too much people willing to go :D). My group (5 people) was travelling by car, it's a good thing that hotel does have a parking lot, however you have to make a reservation for your parking space in advance... More

I was in this hotel in April 2012. I've booked the hotel via a discount deals website for a ridiculous price, and that's why I didn't give it "two dots" as we've got enough for what we paid (69 Euro, 2 beds room for 3 nights). The hotel in an industrial hood in the outskirts of the city, but still... More

It's located near the metro and bust station. There is a big shopping mall very close to it. The hotel is clean and the rooms are really spacious. It's also really hot in the rooms which was a very good thing.. beacause of bad weather in Prague. The breakfast was very good. In my point of view the prices are... More

Very nice, big room on the 5th floor, free wifi, but not too strong. No only wifi internet connection, we have wire in the room. Breakfast could be better with more sweet items, and better soft drinks. From the center is just 20 minutes by trams (3, 8). A big mall just on the corner. We got a welcome wine,... More

I have no regrets staying in this hotel at all.It is a perfect example of what a 3-star hotel should be like.My likes: not far from the nearest metro station(Ceskomoravska) and the city centre itself,short walking distance from Prague O2 arena and a big shopping mall HARFA,bigger than normal wash basin and pillow,big cabinet for wardrobes, polite receptionists and nice... More

It is close to metro and cheap. It is good vale if you are hiting a range around 30 Euro

The Hotel Inturprag is about five subway stops from the centre of Prague, in what seems to be a mixed residential/light commercial area. The metro travel was no problem, trains are efficient, clean and frequent. It's not as nice as staying in the centre of Prague, but then, for what you get it's nowhere near as expensive. Main issue was... More