The Prague Sheraton is housed in an interestly renovated series of downtown buildings. Rooms all have unqiue layouts but share tasteful decor and design elements. Hotel does not have much of a scene (small bar and restaurant are usually empty) but breakfast is good and there is no shortage of great bars and restaurants in Prague. Solid choice for a good price.

We had an excellent stay. Especially the hotel driver - Robert did a good job for us taking care of us in Prague by day and night. Great.

As the hotel was built not long ago, the rooms are very modern, well equiped, clean and comfortable. Breakfast menu is very big and tasty. Hotel honors very much long stay guests.
Minor issues are that Breakfast staff has often to be asked to get a coffee or tea.

Funny thing was that I was placing my shoes in front of my roomdoor on night before Santa Claus (6th Dec) - hotel staff was so nice to put some sweet and fruits into it :-)

Sorry to say but I really did not like Sheraton Prague.

The location is awful. The walk to the nearest tourist attraction will take you at least 10-15 minutes. So, wherever you really want to go, you need to take a taxi. Contrary to what the hotel's website says, the location is far from excellent.

The hotel insisted on blocking the full amount of money for the entire stay on my credit card. I absolutely hate it when hotels do this. I told them that I would be paying in cash. As I did not have any Czech money on me I checked the hotel's exchange rate. Sheraton Hotel's exchange rate is exactly 10% worse than on main street. This is a real rip off!

The gave me a 'deluxe room' which was located on the 6th floor - basically on an attic. The room was tiny with 6 small windows on the sloping ceiling. The windows were so high that there was no way to look out of the windows. The bathroom had a shower cubicle which was made of cheap and faded white plastics. The pillows were very soft and thin. If this is a 'deluxe room' I wonder what is then a 'regular room', or a 'budget room'.

The bar downstairs is open until 2 A.M. but it was almost impossible to find the bartender at any time. Always had to beg the guys at the reception to call and find the bartender.

The people at the reception were patronizing and unfriendly, almost rude.

The adjustable weights at the gym were broken. There were no towels at the gym. I asked the young receptionist Eliska of the gym to please give me a towel. She vigorously rejected my request and said she didn't have any. I pointed to the 10+ towels behind her back but she said those were reserved for other guests and that I should better ask the house keeping. I still took one of the towels and she was quite angry with me. I spent an hour in the gym and still no towels arrived. Receptionist Eliska did not care of anything else than working on her smart phone and checking her Facebook account.

Furniture throughout the hotel is 'contemporary' and very cheap.

There were no bowls for cereal on the last morning and some of the plates that were meant for use by guests were obviously dirty.

The quoted price per night did not include VAT. So, one night's stay cost me close to EUR 200. I consider this a total rip off for such a low quality hotel.

The concierge was the only helpful and nice person that I saw at the hotel. The upside is that the hotel is very clean.

The 'spa' of the hotel is absolutely ridiculous. It is a small den in the basement of the hotel. Don't let yourself be fooled by the nice pictures of the spa that have been posted on the hotel's website.

I shall definitely never ever stay in that hotel again.