Prague discount hôtels et appartements, offre de dernière minute Prague et République Tchèque

I stayed in this hotel for 3nights with my girlfriend.

The hotel was clean and comfortable, and the breakfast was excellent. Room was clean and spacious. Not right in the central part of the city, but the connection to the historical centre by suwbay was perfect. Less than 1 dollar for ticket.
Good place for stay (certainly value for money )

When we first arrived at the Hotel Sofia, the gentleman on reception appeared to do his best to create a hostile atmosphere. He spoke little to no English was rude and obnoxius.

We were given a room on the top floor (there is no lift), an exhausting experience, especially laden with large suitcases and no offer of assistance.

The Hotel is unbearably smokey, they even provide industrial sized ash-trays on every landing of each stairwell which appear to be used frequently.

When we finally made it to our room, someone walked out as we approached, cigarette in hand, having just used our toilet, she was another guest, a group of them liked to congregate in the public areas shouting and smoking, the hotel staff did little to prevent this, it felt more like a youth hostel.

The room had a putrid smell of excrement and damp, decor was
terrible and the bed had about 6 supporting in place, the rest had broken.

We managed to secure a better room, only by calling reception at all hours of the night. The second room was a little better but still very smelly.

Breakfast was OK, rather strange in that they offered Hot Dogs, rice, sweetcorn and doughnuts for breakfast. Don\'t expect any friendliness from staff, rather disapproving looks.

The Czech people seem to have a problem with personal hygeine which is evident in this Hotel. The smell of body odour can put you off your breakfast.

Local people living in the area seem to hang around reception talking to the Hotel staff, this is a little off putting, particularly as some of them seem a bit dodgy.

Also, if you are out for the evening, don\'t expect to be let in easily. You have to leave your key at reception. We had to stand on the doorstep ringing the buzzer and banging on the door simultaneously for almost 10 minutes on two occasions until they took notice, even though the Hotel staff were aware of our presece. We were then met with \"We are not obliged to open the door to you\"!!!!!

The only thing in it\'s favour is location, conveniently located within a 5 minute walk of Namest Miru metro station, convenient for all the cities attractions.