Of many great places in Prague; squares, museums, churches, restaurants, bars, shopping malls and many many great hotels. This one is not one of them!!! I think the people who run this place have long ago decided that it was a lost cause but forgot to tell the staff. The life sort of continues but it's like a tooth that is decaying underneath the crown. Everything about this place smells as bad as when you first walk into the lobby (of old, stale cigarettes). I am not going to tell you how bad the rooms are, just trust me on this one. I had the "pleasure" of dealing with their customer service and I must say it goes hand in hand with the rooms quality. I would recommend renting a film "Hostel" and watching that a few times rather than stay at this so called Hotel! Avoid!

Lumpy spring mattress, ugly old furnishings and a disgusting breakfast in a dark basement. I could not eat because of the filth, the breakfast staff had given up trying to keep up appearances. The porter was very friendly, that was the best thing about the place. Go somewhere else!

We spent only one night in this hotel, but this was much longer that I recommend to anyone. When we arrived, there wasn't any space in the private parking lot -so we had to made our small Odyssey around the block to find one; in fact, this can be quite tricky in this part of Prague. The receptionist didn't make too big efforts to help us -just wished a good luck to find a parking space, and advised that I should ask the Hotel Mariott's staff to let us use their parking house.
The rooms were dirty ( I suppose that the cleaner forgot to use the vacuum cleaner and the rubber, as everything were covered with dust), the mattresses were uncomfortable; there were some really strange smudges on the bedding. The only positive thing about the room was the lookout to the Prague rooftops -they can be really interesting.
But all of these meant the heaven compared with the breakfast, which was a sort of test about the capability to survive. As a native Hungarian, earlier I had a misfortune to eat some bad breakfasts (even according to the Eastern-European standards), but this was way too low-level: the "industrial" cheese, ham, and salami with the slightly musty bread and roll reminded me of my grandfather's stories, when they suffered shortages in food.
The hotel staff (maybe some teenager doing their summer job, unsurprisingly not too enthusiastically) just lingered around, they even didn't imitate to help us.

brilliant no frills hotel, stayed with my best friends on my hen weekend, staff were friendly and helpful and the room was large and great value, the duvets were thin and tiny and inadequate for a cold prague night but the heating was scorching. great location right near a metro station and a fabulous restaurant over the road...make sure you visit it on a friday or saturday when the free entertainment is on, its a brilliant experience you will never forget and the food is amazing. breakfast was a joke but then to be fair i was too hungover to eat anything, i wasnt missing anything according to my friends, they said the stale rolls were miserable we actually went out for breakfast after breakfast.