Prague, Czech Republic Hotels and Apartments

We stayd here for three nights in January and liked the individuality of our two single rooms (my dad and myself). Each room was spacious and well equiped and was fitted out with oak antique beds, wardrobes and chests and prints by the artist Mucha - a nice touch.
Staff were polite but could have been a little friendlier as it was our first time in Prague and we were looking for a bit of guidance. Nonetheless our stay was pleasant and started each day with a basic breakfast of the usual, cereal, fruit, breads, bacon and egg.
Mucha is located a good ten minute walk from the main touristy areas but not far from a metro stop and to be honest we enjoyed the walk along Na Porici into the Old Town Square - plenty of restaurants and biz on the way.
I would stay here again.

We stayed there last year (before all that building work, it seems!) and were impressed.

There was lovely old furniture in the room which added ambience, the bathroom was clean and functional. Breakfast was your usual buffet which was more than adequate.

Location wise, while not central, was only about 10-15 mins walk to the Old Town Square. You wouldn\'t call the area touristy by any means, but the walk out was safe enough and we never felt threatened at anytime - even in the wee hours of the morning!

Would go back there.

We just got back from a 4 night stay in the Mucha. The Hotel is in good condition (I think it has been refurbished after recent floods), and the staff are friendly and helpful, and speak excellent English. The room was large and comfortable, and the noise of the trams and trains wasn\'t too intrusive at night, although it was certainly noticeable. However the Hotel is a long walk from the main tourist areas, you have to go through some drab surroundings and under a motorway flyover to get into town. If you are visiting in winter and it\'s dark, bear in mind that the streetlighting in Prague isn\'t very plentiful. Obviously you can take the metro or tram and the hotel is conveniently sited for these but if you\'re looking for a base where you can just walk to restaurants etc in the evening then I would try elsewhere.

Also the rooms have lovely wooden parquet floors but if you have a neighbour who likes to walk around in the middle of the night with their shoes on, like we did, you\'ll need earplugs. We were also woken a couple of times by what sounded like drunks shouting in the street.

Overall, it\'s a nice hotel but not in the right place and we\'ll not be going back to it.