Admiral is located on the Vltava River in Prag. It is a stationary boat. There staff is friendly and helpful. The location cannot be beat. Within walking distance you will find the Charles bridge, Cross the bridge and you will be on the path to Old Town square, and then onto St. Wenceslaus Square. The shops and restaurants along the... More

Great experience if you are looking to get away for a weekend with a special someone. However, it is a little far from the the center. But if you don't mind about a 15 to 20 minute walk, or catch a ride on local transportation, it's a great hotel. Breakfast was very good, and the restaurant wasn't bad either. More

Just returned from a two night stay in Prague, staying at the Botel Admiral. The Botel is in a fairtly central position, about 15 mins walk to the centre. The rooms, or cabins are small but fine for a couple of days, any longer and it would have been too small. My main complaint was that the room had obviously... More

We first came to Prague in May 2007, and we were recommended Botel Admiral for accommodation. A friend of ours had stayed there and was very satisfied. From the very first moment we felt warmly welcomed, and all the staff was very kind. Unfortunately we had only planned a 4 day long stay in Prague, but it worked as an... More

the boat is very central in prague and is very easy to acess all the main sights via walking or tram, the staff on the front desk very very friendly very happy to help, suggested tram routes and provided taxi service and tram pass at very reasonable rates. the rooms were very cramped and very dated, there was also an... More

We stayed at the Admiral Botel as a part of a package deal. The guests seemed to be mainly German, Czheck and Scandinavian. The location is very good with just a few hundred meters to the main sights of interest. Trams and subway stations are close at hand, (use the "Andél" or "Karlovo náméstí" stations). The neighbourhood surrounding the hotel... More

You don't get the benefit of being on a boat, and you have to pay for it with a cramped cabin room in need of refurbishment and ill-equipped. No deck to walk around and enjoy the river -- just back to the cramped room with the filthy windows due to difficulty in cleaning them, and with no view to speak... More

Tony, who works at the front desk picked us up from the airport. He answered the numerous questions we had and was a delight. I was a bit surprised at the look of the hotel when we arrived. It appeared to be more "ship shape" on the internet. The rooms were as described, but again the lighting in the photos... More

We ended up in Prague because I was doing a search on European botels (floating hotels). We had a weeks stay on the Admiral Botel and we got a pretty good deal from the Prag-cityguide, which is a German site, but all of our negotiations were conducted in English - by fax, email, and telephone. Our stay had some good... More