my third time at the adria and the usual excellent service from the staff. a very well located hotel

Stayed in Adria for 9 days, a couple and a friend (2 rooms).
Made a reservation on the hotel’s website. All questions were adjusted promptly by e-mail. Transfer service was organized and executed well.
Arrived at 9.00 a.m. and got free early check-in immediately. Friendly staff, ready to speak both English and Russian for their guests’ pleasure.
Perfect location for tourism and shopping: right on Vatslav’s square, facing Van Graaf. Tram and subway stations are straight there but they are rather useless because of walking availability of all key objects.
The rooms were not too spacious, not too small. Quite clean, quite comfortable. Our window looked at Vatslav’s square, but there was absolutely quiet in the room with the window closed — no noise came through it.
Free wi-fi was only available near the reception area. The rooms had just wired internet for fee, too expensive in addition. It’s… quite strange a service. Using several repeaters to provide free wi-fi for all rooms would not be extremely expensive for the hotel, I suppose, but it would be much more comfortable for its guests.
Breakfasts were good. There could be a wider choice of hot meat (fried beacon or ham apart from sausages) and of fruits. However, cold ham was excellent, sausages and omelet were not bad, various salads, yogurts and other dishes were completely sufficient for good breakfast of everyone.
I guess, Adria is most likely to become our choice for our next trip to Prague.

This is a fine hotel at an excellent location right on Vaclavske Namesti. My train arrived to Hlavni Nadrazi (Main Station) at 4:20 am, so I walked the distance down, it took me some ten minutes to get to the hotel, you cannot miss the way even if you do not know Prague. The staff let me an early check in, so I could have a precious few hours of sleep and take a shower.

My room was spacious, the bed was big and very comfortable. There was a smallish but well equipped bathroom and a separate toilet room. The hangers in the cabinet were non-removable which made it a bit difficult to put my clothes in and out, so in the end I only used it for my coat. There also was a safe, a desk, a small table, some chairs, airconditioner and a TV in the room. I did not really use the TV, I just surfed through the channels once, I did not find anything interesting so I turned the TV off. There are some (mainly XXX) channels avalable as PayTV :) I never use the minibar, and I also left the small bottle of water placed on the desk untouched as it would have cost 140 CZK (5.6 EUR) which I believe to be a weebit overpriced for half a litre of water in a country which is not located in a desert.

The breakfast was included in the room price. The selection was not very wide, I would call it basic, but it was okay. I enjoyed the Prague ham the most, which guests had to sllce themselves, Slicing however seemed to cause problem to inexperienced guests, so instead of slicing, they just made the meat splinter.

There was no WLAN in my room, Seemingly it was available in the lobby only. However, there was an Ethernet cable at my desk, but many devices (phones, tablets, etc) these days do not support a wired connection. I had my own 3G modem and SIM card onthe Czech O2 network. It worked to some extent, but the 3G signal was far from best inside my room.

Great hotel, where you can really relax...
Very quiet, clean, our room was large with a confortable bath, very good quality of services, the staff is very prompt and benevolent, breakfast very tasty and varied.
A wonderful location for this hotel, in the heart of the city.
I strongly recommend hotel Adria, for any kind of trip you make in Prague.