Pension Prague City
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#271 of 441 B&Bs / Inns in Prague
Location
3.6
Cleanliness
3.3
Service
3.0
Value
3.6
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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Property amenities
Paid private parking nearby
Free High Speed Internet (WiFi)
Wifi
Car hire
Baggage storage
Non-smoking hotel
24-hour front desk
Laundry service
Room features
Allergy-free room
Bath / shower
Room types
Non-smoking rooms
Family rooms
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HOTEL STYLE
Budget
Languages Spoken
English, Croatian, Czech, German and 2 more
Location
93Great for walkers
Grade: 93 out of 100
155Restaurantswithin 0.3 miles
77Attractionswithin 0.3 miles
Stitneho 13, Prague 130 00 Czech Republic
Name/address in local language
Getting there
KrizikPrague Metro11 min
George of PodebradyPrague Metro11 min
Rental CarsSee rental cars from $29/day
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- Jeff BHeaton, United Kingdom17 contributionsHecticKieran 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!Date of stay: August 2023Traveled as a coupleWritten August 14, 2023
- Martin CarrollWinchester, Virginia669 contributionsA beautiful eastern European CapitalPrague 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.Date of stay: September 2020Written August 13, 2021
- Paul WBromyard, United Kingdom3 contributionsNew year in pragueBeautiful 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 marketDate of stay: January 2020Traveled soloWritten January 1, 2020
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This was a lovely, coach tour with Leger Holidays which gave you a taste of four European Capital cities, none of which we had ever visited before. Whilst Prague and Vienna were the two we most wanted to visit I have to say Budapest and Bratislava were our favourites, but all four were beautiful. The two drivers/guides we had, Gareth and Nigel, were excellent and kept us both informed and entertained throughout the nine days.The hotels we stayed in were of good quality, yet all very different. Most were close to the cities except the one in Austria which was in a beautiful, countryside location with wonderful views. The trip was half board, with good buffet breakfasts in all the hotels and evening meals that were, let's say, variable in content, some buffet, others table…
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Date of stay: July 2019
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Such a beautiful city with very friendly local people but what a shame about the sidewalks and roads that are uneven and cobbled. if you ever visit be sure to take Strong walking shoes. Lots of money seem to been spent on renovating numerous buildings
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Date of stay: August 2019
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My husband and I have been in Prague for a week and came across an amazing pub and restaurant in a quiet neighborhood. It is Kalovstvi, run by a very friendly owner who speaks English and has gone out of his way to treat us like appreciated guests. Always greeted with a smile, very welcoming. It is a neighborhood pub and restaurant with a relaxed vibe. The food is amazing - the best we’ve had in Prague. We highly recommend the garlic soup, Roast Pork meat, Spicy Goulash and Fried Czech bread. The drinks are Moravian - the beer is the best we’ve tried in the country. We even tried the specialty shot, which is also a Moravian specialty. It has a few outdoor tables during warm weather and seating indoors, as well as a bar. What is also great about this place is that it feels like a…
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Date of stay: July 2019
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This hotel was cheaply priced and not overly disappointing, as it was saved by its location and surrounding food and bar venues. Staff were helpful. Our only complaint was being placed in the attic is summer with an aircon machine that was covered in dust (thus didn’t work very well). This hotel is okay but I would be likely to choose a close-by alternative if I was to return.
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Date of stay: June 2019
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My partner and I visited Prague for the second time as we enjoyed our first trip, in the winter, so much that we wanted to see it in the summer months. Again we had a great time but were caught out in a restaurant by the river in Mala Strana. They did not take cards for paying...cash only! A little awkward as you can imagine. The waiter was very kind but we would rather have known before hand. Apparently there was a sign but easily missed. It transpires that most of Prague is the same...cash only. Hope this helps!
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Date of stay: May 2019
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Hi spent ages looking for the right place to be able to walk to the Railway Staion early morning. This place seemed ideal. In an area we knew lots of Bars & Restaurants away from the main centre. Looked at review and the photos and the facilities offered. Booked a double room after seeing the pics however when we got there we were sent to an adjacent building that was part residential, smelt of stalesmoke the foyer was dismal and dirty. No Lift had to walk up to third floor with all our luggage. When we got into the room I could have cried it was nothing like advertised or what we had booked. It was not a double but a room for 4!!!!!!! with 4 single beds also spilt drink marks all over the walls. To top it off the Wifi was non existent, the facilities offered were only…
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Date of stay: June 2019
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Hotels and accomodation in the centre of Prague is quite expensive and this place is reasonable for its price (by Prague standards). As few guests have mentioned there are no lifts but I was fine to climb the stairs with my backpack. The room itself is clean, modern, warm and airy (has a balcony) as compared to other hotels I have stayed in Czech (very 1970s soviet era outdated rooms and amenities). You can pay a little extra for decent unlimited breakfast next door. The Wifi signals an be a bit poor in the 4th floor I was staying. The tram stop is 5 mins walk from the hotel and you will be in city centre in 10 mins. A nice 20 mins walk will take you to the usual touristy sites in the centre.
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Date of stay: May 2019
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We visited Prague and I fell and in love with the place. It was like travelling back in history and living in a bygone era. I was amazed to see the architecture which was so old and still in tact. Charles bridge, the castle, infant Jesus Church, Cathedrals, squares... Oh everything was so charming. We took the hop off hop on bus on day 1 and got to know the city.Tgevriver cruise was lovely. If you are ready to walk, everything was within walkable distance. The weather was salubrious and getting around by tram was so easy and inexpensive! And that is what we did on day 2. We got a one day pass for just 110 CZK and could travel the whole day. It is a charming city replete with ancient history!! A must see!
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Date of stay: May 2019
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4/5 days in Prague and only found rude disrespectful people who’s only intentions are to rip tourists off. We are fairly well traveled - But this is the worst city we have ever come to AVOID Prague like the Plague Is no coincidence of the spelling Prague / Plague
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Date of stay: April 2019
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We were here for few days and it’s an absolutely unfriendly place and arrogant people.if you are English speaking their attitude is very different and it’s impossible to find your own way around.the whole place is not tourist friendly.they ripped us of with tips and they wait like dogs until u leave a tip and the tram people imposed fine purposefully this is to only English speaking people never again we will visit here and would not recommend to anyone if possible go to any place in Spain Italy or France
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Date of stay: April 2019
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$48 - $65 (Based on Average Rates for a Standard Room)
ALSO KNOWN AS
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LOCATION
Czech RepublicBohemiaPraguePraha 3 / Žižkov
NUMBER OF ROOMS
50
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