We thoroughly enjoyed our first visit to Prague and our stay at Aria. The location was convenient and in a very nice, but not hectic part of town, walkable to most sites. The concierge was very helpful with recommending restaurants and obtaining reservations for us. The staff was superb. The breakfasts were a great way to start the day. We wished we could have stayed longer, especially in our room. It would have been a good hotel for business travel (ours was a vacation), but all the amenities and communication were there for a productive business trip. You can't go wrong with Aria!

We got an advise through TripAdvisor based on traveler's ratings. It is very nice that when you have to make a choice about the place , hotel etc one can visit the site and get the opinion. Well, coming to point the hotel is just fantastic. The staff is friendly and warm , rooms are quite newly furnished and modern as well as very well equipped, including computer with internet connection , dvd player, nice and large lcd tv and harman/kardon hi fi system which was a very pleasant surprise taking into account that the concierge office has a large collection of dvd and cd. We fell like home !! Thank you the site for advise and the owner of the hotel for a nice job !! :) We will certainly advise the hotel to the friends and will be looking forward to come back again.

All the reviews for this hotel are true.
It's location is just over the Charles Bridge, on the same street as the American Embassy. One block from the tram stop so location is convenient and quiet.
From our check in through our entire stay, the staff was outstanding. They really make you feel at home and valued as a guest.
One of the nicest things about this hotel, is that you have the sense you are in someone's home, surrounded by the amazing art and furniture the owner has collected.
The breakfast buffet is varied and more then ample for your needs, we did over indulge but managed to walk it off every day.
We also enjoyed two lovely dinners at the excellent resturant, Coda, wonderful food!
The rooms are smallish, but wonderfully comfortable and quiet. The amenities are very well thought out.
The one issue is that this is not a non smoking facility, but as this is Prague, that's a fact of life here for now.
I would love to stay here again. It was a wonderful experience.

we have just come back from spending a long weekend at the Aria and its really as good as people comment. The hotel itself is just off the main road on a fairly quiet street leading to the irish embassy (few doors up) and the American (on the corner) would say very secure as 24hr police on the road outside. Not that we didnt feel safe in this area of prague anyhow - surrounded by embassies.. there is plenty of cameras and police

We pre-filled the check-in form so that was a breeze - our bags taken away by a giant of a porter. We had a short tour of the facilites with Ivana, who was very helpful in giving us ideas for excursions etc. She also helped us out greatly on the saturday night to celebrate our engagement with ringing round several restaurants - to get us in to the last table in the Golden well - others being closed for renovations or private functions. Once in the room we had another short tour of the facilties by martin - another job well done.. The room itself for a junior suite is one of the smaller ones - but instead of the atrium views.. we got exactly what we wanted direct views of the rear gardens so a great compromise. Due to the layout of the buildings - there arent many rooms off each landing/lift etc just 3 on ours so very quiet.

breakfast each day served in the bar/coda area was very plentiful and had a great selection - so you shouldnt go hungry - we didnt go for the extra option but the included was perfect for the day. We didnt eat in the hotel other than thats but the menu did look very good as well as the setting - it is just a shame due to the weather the roof top isnt open at this time of year. We did ask to see the view from the roof on our last evening so had our our personal tour.. in summer i can imagine its really a great spot to eat and drink.. So summing up - its a great hotel and the staff are really a credit to the owners.. It is a shame that the gardens are closed during the winter but thats totally out of the hotels control. We stayed in the bach suite - 310 btw

the only suggestion we made on checking out was the lack of tea/coffee facilities in the room - this might of course be a regional thing or people are just used to getting it via room service (the turndown chocolates made up for it )