Myself and my boyfriend stayed here for 3 nights over the New Year period. We were a little concerned that we may be a bit out of the way, but the location of the hotel was not a problem at all. There is a tram stop literally right outside the hotel which takes you directly in to the city centre... More

I stayed with my family for two nights in this hotel, as a part of the chain hotels we expected something little bit different but generaly we liked our stay. Big advatige is its location, there is a tram stop right outside of the hotel and only 4 stops to go to Andel. Althought it is located on very busy... More

It was nice, although the bathroom looked a little bit old. But good services and nice people.

I've stayed at Kavalir Hotel for 3 nights. It's a small, nice hotel with a very friendly staff. It's just 10 minutes away from the city center - with the tram. You can buy tickets at the reception desk. Their underground parking place is quite small and it should be booked in advance. The rooms are cozy and comfortable. However,... More

I decided to stay at this hotel after reading the reviews on here but they were not correct! This hotel is in deperate need of updating! Whilst very clean it was all very dated. We booked a double room and we got a twin room with the beds pushed together! The beds had seen better days as they sagged in... More

Although not located in the city center it has a tram stop right in front of it that will take you there in no more than 10minutes. Clean and nit place. Sleeping is ok but most of the rooms face the main avenue which can get noisy due to traffic, but nothing much so don't be scared. Breakfast is simple... More

A quiet and cheap hotel away from the city centre which is only ten (New City) to fifteen (Old City) minutes on the excellent tram system in Prague. A Three-day Pass costs CK330 and pays for itself in the first hour! Prague's tram systen is superb and easy to use. The Pass also includes buses and the Metro so travel... More

The rooms were clean - nothing spectacular but did the trick. Staff were happy to help/advise us. They sell 26kr tram tickets but you're better off buying 24hr tickets at the Metro - or the 18kr tickets from the Chinese market down the street. Plenty of shops etc. around to buy bits you might need - and a few pubs/places... More

15-20 minutes from the centre by tram which stops right outside and runs every 10 minutes. Helpful staff will sell you tram tickets (cheap) and give excellent instructions to get to wherever you want to visit. Rooms are big, clean and comfortable. Hotel also now has wifi.