Karlovy Lazne is a famous club in Prague. A friend of mine strongly suggested this place because it is famous as the 'largest club in Central Europe'. Well...what an experience. Karlovy Lazne is huge, it has 5 floors with different music such as rock, commercial, R&B, techno. The club was full of people and the stairs to take to go to one floor to another, are quite narrow and they do not really give a safe feeling. The price for the entrance is around 10/15 euros and the drinks are quite cheap compared to clubs in other european cities. The club was quite dirty, I have ever seen floors so sticky and toilets so busy. Despite these last points, I suggest Karlovy Lazne. Just for the surreal experience.

On our visit here we only went to the Robotic Bar; watching the Robots at work from our seats was brilliant, the coordination from so many people ordering was memorising. There was a good selection of cocktails and ordering from the tablets was welcoming, descriptions and pictures were all available on them which meant we got a good idea of what to order. The drinks themselves tasted lovely, as for prices most cocktails were £8.50. You CANNOT order anything other than cocktails or mocktails, but what fun is it seeing a robot open a beer…? Waiting time wasn’t long at all, of course robots don’t go for smoke or toilet breaks😉The bar was very clean, and the singular waitress who brought items over was a credit to the place, had a good laugh with us. Negatives…A lot of people do seem to stand around videoing the place, and to be honest I reckon it fills to capacity quickly. Naturally cash isn’t accepted here, the only human who works there just brings drinks over when the robot(s) is done with playing bartender. I’d recommend this place to anyone visiting Prague.

A box to tick for sure when you're in Prague! This club (is apparently the biggest in Central Europe) has 5 floors of different music and a dancer right on the top floor. I would say it definitely caters to all musical tastes. Entrance fee was 300 Czech Koruna and on the night of my visit all floors were open, it was fairly packed but it was a good vibe all round and I had a great time there for a friend's stag. Especially as I had a flight to catch hours later! Each floor has its own bar, with one even having a robotic bar which I thought was pretty cool. This is a cash only place so be mindful when going here, they do have ATMs in the club, but they charge, overall it's a club to enjoy on a night out in Prague especially for the novelty.

Do. Not. Bother. We went as a couple to party, dance and generally enjoy a club but were left far more than disappointed. We are fine with cheesy. We are fine even with tacky however this place could only dream of being called cheesy or tacky. The staff were rude, abrupt and even laughed with us when we collected our coats a whole 20 minutes after checking in. We reserved our entry prior to arrival at 9pm only to be told our reservation was not valid as there was a ‘special event’ happening at the club. Upon questioning why the website allowed us to book and pay if it was not valid, we were let in - this we felt was a scam from the outset. Upon entering the club we found the place EMPTY. Now it was early we admit however we expected a few other people to be in the ‘ice bar’. When we were allowed in (30 mins late) it was empty and somewhat underwhelming. I’ve had a better time in the desert section of Iceland. It is a gimmick. Don’t bother. As for the rest of the club - there were only 2 other floors open, both of which were empty and sad. The dance floor of the ‘oldies’ part looked cool… but that’s about the only positive I have to say. The rest felt dirty, dingy and disappointing. We stayed for one drink and left… quickly. We found some local bars and had a far better time. Please do not waste your money here. I promise you’re not missing out. You will only regret it.

One of the bar staff purposely poured me and my partner the complete wrong drink, so I politely asked him to change it and he refused. I explained the drink would make me sick and he laughed in my face. He was extremely rude, the drinks were ridiculously overpriced and the atmosphere was terrible. Entry was £20 per person, which is way more than any other place in Prague. Worst place we visited by far, wish we never went.

I made an account just to leave this review, that’s how bad this place is. The idea was cool, five stories of dancing and fun you’d like to think. It couldn’t have been farther from that. They actually have three stories; disco (rave music), oldies (classics as we call them in North America), and hip hop/ R&B. There were no real DJs, just people playing one full song after another, no real mixing. It was so awful I cannot believe the hype this place has. NOT WORTH THE DOOR CHARGE! This is embarrassing to call it one of the most popular “clubs” in Prague.

This is by far the worst experience in Prague. We paid 12 euros to enter the building, only one floor was open. It was also very empty, this is a very big scam. There are a lot of other good places to go out, but please do not go here. By far the worst!!

Very rude staff, can’t leave once you’ve paid the overpriced entry fee. Asked to leave to go and get sanitary products and was told I’d have to pay the fee again, I was stood on my own as a young female and the male bouncers were very rude. Seemingly many underage people.

We visited the robot bar element - super quirky and cool. Drinks were average priced and not over expensive, but watching the robots make your drinks is fun. They even do virgin cocktails so could definately take the kids in the day time. They also take card via little sum up machines

A nice place to dance whole night and have a drink or two. The club expands over 5 floors and each floor has different type of music. Entrance is 300 krones. And if you intend to go to the sky lounge you have to pay extra 150. It's a great place to enjoy without any trouble from others. You can leave your bags and jackets at the ground floor for extra 50. This is a cash only place. There are ATMs just at the entrance. You have to leave all your food and beverages at the entrance. Each floor has its own bar, so that you can buy your drinks without a rush.