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#77 of 86 guest houses in Prague
Location
3.6
Rooms
3.2
Value
3.6
Cleanliness
3.3
Service
3.0
Sleep Quality
3.3
Looking for a place to stay in Prague? Then look no further than Prague City, a budget friendly guest house that brings the best of Prague to your doorstep.
You can take advantage of some of the amenities offered by Prague City, including a 24 hour front desk and baggage storage. As an added convenience, there is paid private parking available nearby.
Nearby landmarks such as Old Town Square (1.3 mi) and Statue of Franz Kafka (1.4 mi) make Prague City a great place to stay when visiting Prague.
While you’re here, be sure to check out some of the Italian restaurants, including Marina Ristorante, Pasta Fresca, and La Finestra, all of which are a short distance from Prague City.
If you are interested in exploring Prague, check out one of the historic sites, such as Old Town Hall with Astronomical Clock, World War II in Prague Tour, and Vysehrad National Cultural Monument.
We’re sure you’ll enjoy your stay at Prague City as you experience everything Prague has to offer.
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Kieran and Shaun the sheep Sh(earer) were genial hosts and competent drivers. The coach was comfortable which was just as well as 5.30 am get ups were commonplace. It is advisable to opt in to optional excursions as it would be nigh impossible to see as much on your own in a day. The Vienna Supreme Concert was excellent. The food was generally poor. The IBIS Prague had Pork medallions for their hot meal 2 days running and no choice. The Vienna hotel had soup without bread and a small amount of ice cream 2 days running for desert no choice. Coming home was a nightmare, we were stuck at Folkestone Interchange for well over 3 hours because one of Leger coaches failed to catch the ferry. This meant we arrived home early morning with the additional expense of a taxi. Everywhere took payment by credit card and/or the Euro. Nearly all comfort and lunch stops in Europe charge to use the toilets. The drivers will change Euro notes for coins. Glad we went but wouldn't recommend. It's all a bit hectic. Early to rise means early to bed. Felt like we needed a holiday on return!
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Date of stay: August 2023
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very poor, empty pillows with lumps, they said I would have a kettle and a hairdryer in the room and there were only 2 glasses. I asked to have the hairdryer in the room and instead it wasn't there. very old bathroom with rust. only one soap dispenser, no shampoo or body wash or bar of soap. not even a toothbrush holder, a small bowl to put things in, nothing. in the room a mini chest of drawers and a wardrobe with a crooked door. breakfast not as in the photo with a wide choice but in a pub/restaurant opposite which opens AT 9.00!!!! and brings you a plate already made with 1 egg, 1 fruit, 2 mini rosettes, 1 jam, 1 butter, 2 small frankfurters, 2 slices of cheese and 2 of cooked ham. point! you can't choose or have 2 jams instead of 2 cheeses, they bring you the plate and that's it (among other things without a smile even if you pay gold for it). Ah..only American coffee.
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Date of stay: December 2023
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Trip type: Traveled as a couple
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Hotel room didn’t match anything that was advertised / booked . We booked a twin room which stated 2 beds and were given a small double which was rock hard. The room wasn’t even in the hotel building it was in a separate building round the corner . Also states that tea and coffee facilities should have been in the room but all we had was 2 glasses . The reception looked like a teenagers bedroom and the person we got the keys from for our room was very rude and didn’t seem to want to be there.
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Date of stay: December 2024Trip type: Traveled with family
Room Tip:Everything about a 30 minute walk to get to or 10 mins in an uber but be mindful of the hills up...
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One star because it did had 2 beds and a bathroom, as promised. Everything else is under any standard. "The reception" looks like from 1950is, heating in the room was really bad, blackout drapes/curtains DO NOT EXIST (pure lie), Coffee/tea maker not in the room (you can ask for it in the "reception"), the bathroom is dirty and smells like in the toilet on the train station in Prague. The neighborhood is really bad (many junkies, homeless persons and alcoholics), NOBODY speaks English (or don't want to), restaurants are expensive and the service sucks. First and last time I visit this country, no thank you.
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Date of stay: December 2019
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Trip type: Traveled on business
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We stayed for 2 nights in the hotel but we were very disappointed about their service . At 6 am they start cleaning the rooms and the corridors and the staff make a lot of noise . Staff members are not very friendly . Be aware that you cannot contact the reception after 5pm and you could be left out of the hotel . We received just one towel per person. Not a great experience with this hotel , I would not recommend.
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Date of stay: September 2024Trip type: Traveled as a couple
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The rooms definitely don't look like they do in the photos. The rooms are very small, so there's only a storage cupboard and a table in them. Not a family-friendly room. In my opinion, they just put 2 beds in the double room. Our room only had one curtain for each of the 2 windows. Privacy? The toilet stank of urine! We then moved without any problems. The noise from the street is really quite loud. There was no cleanliness anywhere. You didn't want to touch the remote control. You also have to be very tolerant in the bathroom. Breakfast is served in the restaurant next door between 9 and 10. The location is really good. A 30-minute walk and you're on Wenceslas Square.
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Date of stay: November 2023
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Trip type: Traveled with family
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Prague is a beautiful old east European capital. The Charles Bridge over the Vitava River unifies the city. The bridge is named after Charles IV Holy Roman Emperor from 1346 to 1378. We found the food for our lunch in the city to be wonderful. My wife was very happy to find a Polish restaurant in the lower floor of the Prague Opera House. A large old town area with many restaurants in the streets off of the old town area.
I hope that the attached photos will help you to understand this beautiful city.
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Date of stay: September 2020
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This hotel is more of a hostel than hotel. It has 5 storeys with no lift and steep spiral staircase. It was relatively clean but very basic.Not a bad location from sites but I would prefer a little closer. There are small bars and restaurants nearby but old town a lot better.
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Date of stay: December 2024Trip type: Traveled as a couple
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Beautiful city , firework display on new years eve breaktaking disappointingly the new year day fireworks did not go ahead and only changed after we book so found out when we got here. Czech people are friendly and helpful, sights in every street you turn. Great city just disappointed about the firework display on new years day.overall lovely city at this time of year with a great market
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Date of stay: January 2020Trip type: Traveled solo
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Surprises to see Prague city beautiful landscape and vibrant energy. So many attractions to cover during the winter season. I recommend at least 2 night stay to appreciate the city sightseeing and museums.
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Date of stay: January 2020Trip type: Traveled with family
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Hi. I don't know what they means with "multishare room" but i can say you I sleept in a room with 6 beds (we were just two and nobody to share). I think it will look like something similar.
The hotel is not near the city center but it's closed to tram stop (about 200mts. Take nr.9 or nr.5 but keep informed for the night cause there are some others tram's numbers). The underground is not to closed, I think 1 km.
It has two different stocks and it's suitable for youngs.
It has no lifter. and in the night you could hear some noises 'cause the building is to old.
If you'll come by plane, take bus nr.119 just to the deadline + tram nr.26
Hello,
the most comfortable way to get here is by taxi. Then, in my opinion is: From the airport you can take bus number 119 to the stop called Nadrazi Veleslavin. Here change for metro to the stop called Mustek. Take the exit front (not back) and go upstairs to the tram number 9 (direction "Spojovaci") to the 4th stop "Lipanska". Then walk back 150 metres, and turn right to Milicova street, and then left to the 1st street (Stitneho) where you can see our pension in next 50 metres. For all this journey (taking about 60 minutes) one needs just a single ticket (valid for 90 min) for 32 CZK which should be punched only once, when getting on the bus. You can buy the tickets from the ticket machine (EUR not accepted).
There are more places to choose from in the Prague area.
PRICE RANGE
$40 - $64 (Based on Average Rates for a Standard Room)
ALSO KNOWN AS
pension prague city hotel prague
LOCATION
Czech RepublicBohemiaPraguePraha 3 / Žižkov
NUMBER OF ROOMS
50
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Frequently Asked Questions about Pension Prague City
Which popular attractions are close to Pension Prague City?
Nearby attractions include Prague Best Experience (0.07 miles), Invisible Exhibition - Neviditelná výstava (0.2 miles), and THE CHAMBER New Town Hall (0.2 miles).
Are there any historical sites close to Pension Prague City?
Many travelers enjoy visiting Old Town Hall with Astronomical Clock (0.8 miles), Vysehrad National Cultural Monument (0.9 miles), and Lobkowicz Palace (1.4 miles).
