Prague, Czech Republic Hotels and Apartments

Hotel Yasmin, (not to be confused with the Jasmin Hotel) just off Wenceslas square in Prague centre.
Ideal location, off the noisier main streets and squares but within minutes walk of all the attractions.
A very modernistic fit out of a more traditional style of building with some fantastic features. Rooms and en-suite bathrooms are excellent, comfortable and very clean. The restaurant and breakfasts are tremendous, plus food and drink for a top class hotel is very cheap.
There were three couples in our party and we all thoroughly enjoyed our 4 day stay in this beautiful city, and would not hesitate to book the same accommodation again.
Get a day pass for the trams (costs about 80p) and jump on and off as you fancy, for a quick refresher you know, like you do, and have a wander, see some sights etc.
Check out the bar/ restaurant directly over the road from the hotel entrance, it doesn't look much from the outside, but inside the beer, food and atmosphere is really great.
Roll on next year.

We decided to travel to Prague as a last minute Honeymoon destination. I had found the Yasmin hotel and checked Trip Advisor as I always do. It had fab reviews and I totally agree with them all. The hotel is just a couple minutes walk from the main square. Very easy to find. The staff were very friendly and the rooms were very contemporay in style. Not quite sure with the furry red things in the breakfast area ;-). Breakfast was also very good...with lots to choose from. As the others have said breakfast is cleared away around 10.30am. As for getting from the airport you couldn't get any easier...bus 119..this will take you to the green line metro and there is only one way you can go...about 4/5 stops and your at the main square. I must admit the ticket process is a little strange as they work on time...but a word of warning make sure you get some sort of ticket as we got the wrong one and this cost us 500ckz each fine...that part was very corrupt. Prague is a beautiful place to visit. We didn't experience any problems with Stag dos or touts, but we did go during the week. I would advise anyone stay at this hotel.

We enjoyed five nights in this brand new, quirky and stylish hotel in an outstanding location.
The bedroom was fresh, quiet with large bathroom and quirky details. Watch out for the big lumbering orange creatures that dominate the 'foyer' and the diningroom. Breakfast was good and staff there were more friendly than reception (still learning the job). Downsides: dont use the hotel's taxi service as we found it was about 30% higher than other reputable firms; dont use the telephone in your bedroom - we were charged £4 for a two minute local, yes local, call.

Nearby, there are two superb locally run restaurants - first left and then first right along the trolley bus street. The Green Tomato serves arguably the best pasta and pizza in Prague in a great atmosphere and wonderful value for money. Non-smoking downstairs. The next door Bistro Kavarna was our favourite for dinner, go downstairs for wide choice and again great prices (and yet just ten minutes walk from the overcrowded and overcharging Wencenlaus Square)