I stayed at the Mövenpick in Prague for a business conference and was positively surprised by their executive part (I normally do not have the highest esteem for the Mövenpick hotels). The rooms are very nice and spacious, service is not bad and the location – although not very central – is convenient and presents even a beautiful view. Food was OK, especially given the large number of participants to our conference.

If I was in Prague as a tourist, I’d probably choose a more centrally located hotel, but for a business stay, this place is really perfect.

My room was nice and was clean but I had constant power blackouts and the hotel blamed my appliances like a laptop (no problem elsewhere). When I checked out they tried to charge me for a huge amount of alcohol from the minibar...when I objected as I didn't consume it, the charge was removed immediately.

Great value for money, excellent room, we stayed a week in the executive wing which was amazing value for money as booked quite last minute, high standard with cable car ride to our room which overlooked the city from high up, excellent views and fantastic added bonus. breakfast was brilliant great choice of food. the staff were amazing, very kind and lovely people. lobby has brilliant ice cream snack and drinks bar where we spent a lot of time talking to a fantastic member of staff. he was insightful and made our holiday. location is a little further out but nice as you are within walking distance from all the facilities you need and from the main city but away from the hustle and bustle, easy transport to zoo, town, museums, shopping if walking is not an option and easy to access from the airport. restaurant in the executive building has fantastic views and is amazing to dine al fresco in the summer. a little pricey but to be expected when you see the quality of dining and food. executive building would be great for business and for a little extra luxury on your holiday and the main building is fab too if you arent looking for such a executive style holiday well worth a visit just for the man who works in the bar, let alone the cable car, views high up above prague and the lovely rooms.

It is difficult to see why this hotel is rated four stars. You are made to feel more like a squatter than a guest. Facilities, that are free in lower rated and much cheaper hotels, are not included or costly in this hotel.
There was no kettle in the room, I phoned reception to ask if it was possible to have a kettle because my friend was unwell. I was told that they did not have any spare kettles (in a four star hotel?? !!) and was transfered to the hotel bar, the barman was very irate and shouted at me that I needed room service) I phoned reception to complain but was promptly transfered to room service. Crazy when I was prepared to pay extra.I bought one from Tesco for about £6.00.
Wi fi was not provided in the room and they wanted 8 Euros for 3 hours! It is free in most bars and restaurants in Prague.
Most worrying was the security, you do not need your key cards in the lift so anyone can walk up to your room at any time., No safe was provided in the room.
Towels were not always replaced and a dirty cleaning cloth was left in the bathroom.
Not my favourite experience in Prague, but there are some good hotels nearby such as Red and Blue and Angelo