My girlfiend and I have just returned from a 3 night stay at the Hotel Roma and have got to say the hotel was fantastic!
The staff were extremely friendly and helpful, the room was lovely with a great bathroom and we couldn't fault the breakfast.
As for the location it is a short walk to the Charles Bridge and main attractions, the walk from the hotel to the bridge is through a lovely little park along the bank of the river and you are far enough away from the main hussle and bussle to enjoy quite evenings if you so wish.
The hotel is around a 20 minute taxi ride from the airport and while there are public transport links we pre-booked a taxi with the hotel prior to our arrival which we would recommend.
We both thoroughly enjoyed our stay and would strongly advise anyone considering a trip to Prague to book at the Hotel Roma!
Should we return to Prague we will definitely book this hotel again!
Thank you for a fab stay!
Si & Kate

Lovely comfortable hotel, ideally situated with very helpful staff. Situated in the Mala Strana and only a ten minute, very enjoyable, walk across the beautiful Charles Bridge (Karluv Most), it offers a high quality hotel away from the hub-bub of the tourist area in the Old Town.
Very much recommended public transport from the airport. A taxi will set you back 25-30 GBP. Although the hotel offers a shuttle service every two hours to the hotel (but not back to the airport), we missed a shuttle by ten minutes and rather than wait another 2 hours we caught the number 119 bus to Dejvicka. If you go to the tourist information counter in Terminal One they will give you a free map of the transport system. The map, called the "Day Operation Orientation Plan - Metro and Trams" does not start from the airport - so don't panic - but from Divoka Sarka, a stop en route to Dejvicka. Every bus stop is clearly marked with its location. Get off at Dejvicka and catch the number 20 Tram from the central reservation (Czechs drive on the right). The route is clearly marked on the map, and drops you right outside the hotel at Ujezci. On the return journey to the airport, leave the hotel and turn right, walk 200 yards to the tram stop marked Hellichova. Again get off at Dejvicka. When you get off the tram double back on yourself about 80 yards to the 119 bus stop (clearly marked AIRPORT). The charge for each person, one way is 32kc - a little over a pound and is valid on all buses and trams for the WHOLE DAY ! The trip takes about 45 mins each way. Make sure you buy your tram ticket BEFORE you get on the tram, it is cheaper that way, Tickets are available from the Petrin rail-car station opposite the hotel or from most Mini Markets.
I strongly recommend the CANTINA, a Mexican restaurant about 100 yards from the hotel. The food is superb but I advise you book as it is extremely popular.
The hotel is spotlessly clean and the rooms comfortable without the unnecessary frills you get in UK hotels and pay through the nose for. Free internet access is available from two computers in the lobby. Breakfast is ok, but if you expecting bacon and eggs, forget it ! Mountains of bread rolls, croissants, cakes, tea, coffee, juice etc but the hot offering is scrambled egg and mini frankfurters every morning. It is the ONLY thing I would recommend the management improve on - everything else is great and all you could possible want for a base to operate from.
Take a walk up the hill directly opposite the hotel - up to the Petrin Tower (a replica of the Eiffel Tower) There is a rail-car to the top for the light-weights but the walk is very rewarding and even with my back, I managed it ok !! The view from the top over the city is wonderful. On the ground floor of the tower is a little cafe - don't leave without trying one of their raspberry tarts - fantastic ! - and huge !
I can recommend a little Mini Market near the hotel, open until midnight. Turn right out of the hotel and walk almost up to the right turn to Charles Bridge and it is on your right.
If you need a chemist during your stay, turn left out of the hotel and first left. The chemist is 100 yards down on your right.
When in town try the Hot Wine which is on sale everywhere (I was there in January and don't know whether they sell it in summer) - and the local "Grog" which is Czech rum in boiling water with sugar added. Both VERY nice !
I would, unhesitatingly, use the ROMA again when we next visit Prague

This was my second visit to Prague but first to the hotel Roma and what a gem! We stayed in the Mala Strana area before and loved it hence choosing the Roma this time. We arrived earlier than expected due to a good flight and were met by Elias on reception. He was extremely friendly and cheerful and checked both myself and my husband and our friends in swiftly and with ease. My friend asked if we could take his photo, he agreed and in turn offered to take one of the four of us, of course we agreed. Our rooms were double rooms, situated on the 1st floor with a view of the courtyard and were very warm and spotlessly clean. I had requested rooms together and this is exactly what we got. The bathroom was again clean, with a very deep bath and hand held shower, the hairdryer was excellent! I'm usually very fussy concerning a hairdryer, however my own never ventured out of the suitcase! There was always hot water no matter what time of the day. Breakfast didn't disappoint and consisted mostly of a continental style, however there were 3 hot choices each morning too. My husband particularly like the very good choice of pastries each morning! This was a beautifully decorated room and again, spotlessly clean. The bar area was very relaxing and welcoming too, we only used this a couple of times and found that the prices were reasonable considering it is a 4 star hotel. Wifi is available in the reception and bar area and there are 2 pc's for guests use (20 mins per time). Both myself and my friend found that the wifi didn't work very well on our phone's in the bedrooms, however this didn't bother us as this was a holiday not a business trip. I would definitely recommend this hotel, unlike some reviews I believe that it is worthy of its 4 stars and I will definitely stay here again on our next visit to Prague.

This hotel is a good base as most of the attractions are within walking distance. My husband and I love walking so we think this hotel was a great find.
Clean, spacious room but the walls are thin and you can hear the shenanigans in the other rooms when it's quiet at night. You can even hear someone sneezing, flushing the toilet or using the shower. I'm not sure what can they do about this but other than the ones mentioned, this hotel is good. Breakfast was ok,nothing to get so excited about. We spent all day sightseeing anyway and we only needed a safe place to stay and have showers, so this hotel was ok with us.Friendly staff too. Petrin Park is just opposite the hotel, and so is a tram stop.