The “House at King George’s” perches above two pubs on a narrow side street. The rooms are pretty bare but have a bit more charm than they used to. The ceilings are high, and the dark wooden furniture is another improvement. Ask for a room in back if you want to deaden the clamor of the pubs below. Breakfast is... More

We stayed at The King George for 6 nights in August'11 on friends recommendation, they had stayed there a few years earlier. We had a very comfortable stay. Our double room was on the first floor away from the street and very quiet. A large room so plenty of space, can open windows for fresh air. 20-25C during our stay... More

This hotel is terrible. 1) the room is too small; 2) a tiny TV with only one English program （CNN）; 3) the telephone in the room doesn't wok; 4) you can only get to hotel rooms duing the hours when the reception desk is open 8am-8pm; 5) the receptionists speak poor English; 6) they never give what they promise, i.e.,... More

I booked this Hotel through Booking.com, the contract was in Euros. The Hotel pulled a bate and switch on check-out and charged Czech Crowns at an inflated exchange rate. If they wanted to be honest about this they should have said something at check-in. Ended up costing an extra $100 for the 4 day stay. After this expereince I found... More

We stayed in this hotel in 2004 which is why we came back to it. This hotel is excellently placed in the heart of the tourist section of old-town Prague. In 2 mins you are at the Charles Bridge, in 5 mins you are at the old town square and in 10 mins you are at Wenceslas Square. The hotel... More

A bit noisy at the night. B&B. The same assortment at the breakfast every day. Nice restaurant "Bethlehem Square" not far from hotel.

This hotel il lovely. If you don't need a jakuzy or other fancy stuff King George is simply the best choice you can make for a romantic stay in Prague Clean room, kind staff, very goog breakfast, incredibly cheap!! Plus it is in the best position you may dream of: between Charles Bridge and the Old City Square.

This is a great hotel: very central, clean, friendly and helpful staff, more than adequate breakfast, great bar (run separately). If you want a bit of space, ask for room 5 but be warned, the stairs to get to it are very steep! The only downside was being woken up by a drunk at 5am each morning - no the... More

The hotel is very close to the main attractions of the Old Town. In 10-20 minutes you´ll reach most of the interesting places by walk. That is an advantage. The rooms are old, would need restoration, but quite ok. Rooms 1 and 2 are situated by a narrow alley where people are making a lot of noise , specially between... More