This was a half business half family trip, so the location was ideal to take in the sights of Prague while being close enough to hop onto the public transport (easier than driving) to get to where I had to go. The room, bed, bathroom, service, and breakfast were all great, to go along with the fantastic customer service and location. Although we did not use it, there is also a nice bar downstairs by the reception.

This hotel is lovely - very modern - nice and clean. The location is ok - bit of a walk from the main attractions but it offers good value for money. I wasnt happy with my room and they changed me without any hassle which was great. I am more than happy to recommend them - what I didnt like is that they have since emailed me twice asking me to post a good review on TA in return for a 8% discount to stay in any of their chain hotels.

It was very clean, and well outfitted, comfortable and nicely decorated. Excellent value for money, modern and romantic at the same time!

Breakfast was nothing special, but you won't be disappointed. Also toilet was behind a loose glass door and thus felt awkvard. Also the room felt a bit small due to the sloped roof.

The staff were very polite and helpful, friendly even!
Location is excellent when using the tram network in the town.

Walking to city center can be a bit far, though.

We loved this hotel and recommend it to young couples!
This place is a jewel! :)

We've just come back from the Red & Blue Hotel and I had to review the great service we received. All the staff are so helpful and courteous. The ladies on reception went out of their way to sort a problem in the room with the fridge when we checked in, even letting us pick a different room to stay in until the problem was resolved.

Every room is slightly different (I got to peek in a few!) and we were given an executive room which was very spacious.

The location is perfect, lovely and quiet; ideal for Petrin Park and the Castle (same side of the river) and only 10mins walk away from the hustle and bustle of Charles Bridge and the Old Square on the other side. I intended to buy a 3 day travel pass but we walked everywhere instead, which we found was the best way to explore the city (even in -12 degrees!).

On the last day we got the nearby funicular railway to the top of Petrin hill then had a leisurely walk down to the tower, monastery and castle, stopping off for hot wine and grog on the way to warm up! A much easier trip than trying to stuggle up the steep stairs and slopes from the town!

We also had a night at the Opera to see La Traviata, I have never been to see an opera before, the State Opera House is stunning and tickets were so cheap it was a wonderful thing to do in Prague

Vegetarians don't get much choice on traditional Prague menus though-be prepared for lots of fried cheese and potato soup! (or stick to more European restaurants-we had the nicest meal of our stay in the Artisan at the bottom of the hill) But the beer everywhere is excellent!

It's a lovely romantic chic hotel and we would definitely stay there again.