This was my first time to Prague and a return for my partner. I booked this hotel through a special offer, and hoped that I was making the right choice having never been to Prague before, and I am delighted to say I definitely made the right choice!!

When we got there we were immediately made welcome and were offered friendly, helpful advice on places nearby to eat. It was blisteringly cold outside, but the hotel was snug and warm, as indeed was our room. The beds were very comfortable, bedlinen crisp and fresh, and the en-suite bathroom was well kitted out.

The hotel was renovated in 2004 and there is a fascinating pictorial history of the building near the restaurant area. It was built in the Art Nouveau style and the stairs and escalator well are truly beautiful, with the renovation respecting the historical design, whilst marrying it with contemporary and up to date facilities.

After a very good nights sleep, we went down for breakfast around 9.30, and what an excellent spread was available for us: plenty of local cheeses, hams, salamis, breads, lots of cereals, yogurts, fresh fruit and fruit juices, and also a cooked breakfast selection to boot. It was self-service, with tea and coffee being brought to your table. Such an ample breakfast meant that we never needed to eat lunch!

I had arranged via email for us to be collected and returned to the airport, which turned out to be a good decision as our flight in was delayed until quite late and I wouldn't have wanted to face the journey in by bus or tram, not knowing where we were going, and the added bonus was our driver Yurga (I think that's how it's said - he said in English that would be George, so I apologise to any Czech speaker reading this if I have it wrong) who was so kind and welcoming and gave us a commentary as we drove in about some of the landmarks that we were seeing. We asked the hotel to arrange for him to be our driver back to the airport too, and if you get the chance ask for him too!

I terms of location the hotel was excellent, being only a short walk away from Municipal House and the Powder tower, with the Old Town Square only a few minutes away. Having this hotel asa our base we walked everywhere, never needing to use public transport or taxis, other than for the journeys to and from the airport. So if you are in Prague for a short visit like we were K+K Hotel is not just a great hotel, but also the perfect location from which to explore the city.

A 2 night stay was just not long enough, and we hope to go back soon, and to answer the question "Would you stay at the K+K Hotel Central again?" the answer would be an emphatic and immediate yes!

Just back from a lovely stay at the hotel. Everything was super-staff were lovely,breakfast great,location A1,room lovely and warm and clean with sheets changed each day,underfloor heating in the bathroom,very quiet . We also received a bottle of champagne and a cake as it was my partners birthday !Can't recommend it enough.

We have just returned from a 4 night stay at the K + K Central. We'd recommend it to anyone. It has a great location on the edge of the old town and close to the railway station and airport express bus stops (Masarykovo is about 5 minutes walk). We found we could easily walk from the hotel to all of the main sights (Old Town Square, Charles Bridge, Castle etc). Though central, the location is relatively quiet. Beautiful old building, well modernised. Very helpful staff. Nice rooms (judging by ours anyway - we were in the old part of the hotel). Decent buffet breakfast. Free wi-fi, which we greatly appreciated. Overall, good value. We'd certainly stay there again.

Upon check-in for our five night stay in December, we were given a tiny, claustrophobic room in the new part of the hotel. When asked if we could get a larger room, we were offered one with no hesitation. This room was not as cozy as the ones we had at K & K hotels in other cities, but it was certainly acceptable. Breakfasts were good. Dinner menu, at the bar, seemed varied. We only had one meal - a BLT sandwich which was tasty. Deserts were rather disappointing. In general, staff were pleasant and helpful. Excellent location.

Prague has lovely, charming architecture; tip - look up! The Dancing House is certainly unique. Municipal Building beautiful. Old Town Square also pretty, especially at night with the lights of the Christmas Market. The (extensive) Jewish Museum was worth visiting; note that there are different prices, depending on what you want to see. The Jewish Cemetary, Spanish Synagogue, and Pinkas Synagogue with the childrens' art were all very interesting.

Try the delicious spa wafers, which you can buy in grocery stores and in smaller boxes at convenience stores. Manufaktura shops sell nice soaps. These, along with Prague's crystal bracelets found everywhere, make great stocking stuffers.

Our favourite meal was at the Sphinx Restaurant just around the corner from the hotel. The atmosphere was too 'Americanized' - would prefer a more European feel when dining out, but the food was very good. We had pork neck, advertised on the menu as 'French Steak'; have never seen this on any menu in North America.

Would certainly recommend this hotel to anyone visiting Prague.