This is the second time that i have stayed here. It will always be my home base when i go to prague. The rooms are extremely comfortable. The bathrooms are great. I felt that i was in the country even though i was in the middle of the city. What a little oasis in the chaotic city of Prague. The food is top notch. Stay for dinner! This B & B is very handy to the city, being close to the tram line. Don't worry, your charming host Milos will teach you how to use it! Plus, it is nice to stay where normal people live! Become a temporary local! Milos is a walking history book. Take advantage of his experience.

This is by far the best place we have stayed while in Europe for the past 7 weeks. Milos and his family make you feel so welcome and so special that you do not want to leave. The rooms are very comfortable and there is so much history. The breakfasts are by far the very best. Fresh fruit on your own table, yogurt, breads (you can have toast) cakes, and then a made to order hot breakfast. The scrambled eggs are the best I have had or try an omellette! The dinners are also outstanding. Milos was a professional chef and told us that he would surprise us at dinner and what an understatement. A 3 course meal for less than $40.00 CAD, all freshly made and traditional Czech cuisine. They have tram tickets that you can buy and it takes less than 20 minutes to town. The gardens are very lovely and relaxing. He lights a fire for your dinner and makes sure you are comfortable. His daughter Blanka also works very hard to ensure your comfort and always with a smile on her face and a "no problem". They are not in the business for the money but because they truly enjoy people.
We highly recommend this pace to everyone.

We were so impressed by the hospitality, GREAT food (both breakfast & dinner), and the people who run this beautiful little paradise in Prague. Milos and his daughter Blanka, speak brilliant english and were terrific about helping us with the tram (the stop very close to their pension) and directions to sites to see. I would highly recommend this place and would return to stay here in the future!

My husband and I stayed at Pension Vetrnik 3 nights in May 2011. We agree 100% with all the acolades of other guests. The hospitality was unsurpassed, the cuisine a welcome find and the historic buildings and grounds a grand memory for years to come!However, my graditude to Milos,Blanka and their family stretches far beyond the fine establishment they have lovingly preserved, renovated and maintained for the traveler seeking a unique lodging experience.
I lost my passport in the Prague airport. While fortunate to stop a English speaking,techno-savvy young man at the central bus station on the way in from the airport who aided me getting Milos on the phone,as well as,calling us a taxi, I must credit Milos with his extraoridinary efforts on our behalf to locate authorities that could facilitate the search. By the time we arrived at the Pension, the proper officials were notified and Milos further helped by not stopping there,but going on the try to call passport bureau, and Embassy numbers. All the time he was trying to calm me and reassuring me and reinterating"I am here for you".
With in 3 hours local officers and airport security had secured my passport at the Prague airport and all we had to do was return there via bus to retrieve the passport with tokens provided by the Pension. Milos even walked us to the bus stop to make sure we were on the correct bus! All was well and the remaining 2 weeks of our trip were possible.
Of course I must thank the fine young Czech man for assisting and the honesty of the traveler who turned in my passport,but it was Milos,Blanka and family/staff who made our trip not only totally pleasurable,but possible as well.
If I am fortunate enough to ever get to Prague again, it will take but one e-mail to get our room at Pension Vetrnik where "They are there for YOU"