Pros:
1. The location is right on St. Wensenslas Square. It's a about a 10-15 minute walk to Charles Bridge and the Castle district. There are a huge amount of restaurants, stores, and things to do right at your doorstep. You are also very close to the Museum Stop on the underground and the main railway station.

2. The staff is helpful and friendly. They also speak excellent English for those of you who don't speak Slovak or Czech.

3. The rooms are comfortable, quiet, clean, and beautifully up-to-date. The showers are hot. The thermostat will make your room as cool or cozy as you like. And the beds are comfy. There's plenty of storage space for your clothing and a safe for your valuables.

4. The included continental breakfast is more than just toast and coffee. It's a full buffett including cheeses, meats, eggs, fresh fruit, breads, pastries, cereal, etc., etc., etc.

5. And I believe they have a free airport to hotel shuttle, but call to double check that fact.

Cons:
1. A local phone call costs about $5 and they charge about $3.5 for an hour of internet. If I were you, go to a wifi cafe and make that local call from a payphone.

Overall opinion:
The location was great. The staff was friendly. The rooms were comfy. And the food was tasty. You can't go wrong with this place.

This hotel is actually of a quite good standard compared to the normal standards of hotels in Prague.

The rooms was very nice with comfortable beds, writing table, and a lovely bath room.. The view from the room is non exisiting even though you get a room at front side of the hotel towards wenceles Square. The view is obstructed becase the windows are placed to high for sitting at the bed / chairs and have a view over the city.

The hotel does not look of much when you see it at pictures and from outside but it is a really nice hotel with good service standards.

The location is perfect ! It is as central as you can get and right on Wenceles Square where you can shop at alot of nice shops like Hugo Boss, Dior, Armani, Gucci and so on just few minutes walk from the hotel.

There is also a lot of nice shopping centeres within few minutes walk. If you want to party and go to pubs, disco etc. it is also perfect as most of the interesting places are in this area of the town.

For gay people it is also within 5-10 minutes walk from the "gay area". (it is not placed in the gay area but very close to it)

You can walk to the old town within 5-10 minutes and also possible to walk to the castle at 15-20 minutes.

So everything is within walking distance and if you want to use the metro there is a metro station just outside the hotel.

we would definately use it again next time we go to Prague and it is for my case 5th time I visited Prague when I was there last, so tried 5 different hotels and this is simply the best.

I recently took my girlfriend away for a weekend break in Prague and after lots of searching i settled for the Ramada Symphony hotel.

The hotel was located in the tourist hot-spot of Wenceslas Square, right in the heart of Prague city centre and only 10minutes walk from the Old Town square. The surrounding square is busy day and night with plenty of shops and restaurants to choose from, as well as a market (currently an Easter themed market). I had read somewhere that Wenceslas square is also the location for Pragues red-light district but there wasnt a red light in sight while we were there! (which is a good thing!)

The hotel itself is pleasant and to a good standard, the room was large enough to feel comfortable and was to a 4* standard. The room was reasonably priced but i think it could have been a bit cheaper. While it isnt much to look at from the outside, the location more than makes up for it.

The buffet breakfast was the biggest suprise; from previous experience buffet breakfasts normally involve plain bread with some hams and cheeses, but the Ramada laid on breads, meats, cheeses, fruits, sausages, bacon, scrambled egg, yoghurts, juices, etc etc! LOVED IT! We gorged on the breakfasts and then could happily skip lunch and thus not feel so bad eating out at the expensive tourist restaurants at night.....one word of warning, always check your bill before you pay at restaurants because the waiters causally add on extra costs to your meal hoping you wont notice! On two occaisions this happened to us, but the waiters were happy to apologise and ammend the bill, making up some excuse about the till playing up?! Yeah right! All part of the fun i guess!

All in all Prague is a beautiful city with plenty to keep you occupied during a 3/4 day weekend break, and the hotel Ramada is a perfect place to stay to do this.

It's a very simple hotel, great for business trips and for those who don´t care about interior decoration and don´t spend to much time at the hotel.
Very clean and the rooms were very warm and comfortable.
The breakfast was average with no surprises.
The hotel lobby had a funny strange smell.
Excellent location, just a 5'' walking to the Old Town.

We were supposed to stayed at the Rokoko Hotel, but the central heating went off.... Well, maybe next time.