We booked this one sight unseen and were very pleased with our choice. It started at the front desk, and I do mean desk, where we sat down with a glass of bubbly and listened to the hotel manager go through the services and give us advice on tours, trips things to do. Meanwhile our luggage went up to our room and was all there when we got upstairs. The building itself is quaint with little porticos and nooks on every floor. Being a converted 13th century monastery probably gives you some idea but it was modern, well appointed and warm. Although the bathroom was a little small it certainly served its purpose and our room area was reasonably spacious and very clean. Breakfast was included and we were able to fill up for the day on a combination of breads, cheeses, fruit, pancakes, omelettes and other cooked food. I have to say I was highly impressed by the wait staff who were very friendly and attentive. We had a small meal one night in the restaurant and it was of good quality and for Prague, reasonably priced.

The real advantage of this hotel is that it is only seconds away from the Oldtown square but far enough away to generally avoid the noise late at night. We slept peacefully on each of the 4 nights we were there.

The hotel offered free wifi and with all of our tours we were picked up from the hotel (generally on foot as everything is so close) and overall had a lovely stay. Prague is a beautiful city and this hotel fits right in.

One tip for the novices; if you end up thinking about a meal from one of the street vendors in the square be careful the price for the food (ham, sausage, vegetables) is by the 100grams. What we thought would be a cheap and quick bite cost us $60 as they lumped the food on the plate and then weighed it. Make sure you control the size of the portions!

Me and my partner have just recently returned from our discovery trip to Prague, which was bought as a present for my birthday. We stayed for 5 days and we were lucky enough to have the perfect weather. Our room was the standard double room, which was absolutely lovely - as I mentioned in the title I chose this hotel for the positive reviews but mainly for the stunning design. Basically, there's nothing really to criticise - I read a few complaints about the noise in the streets at night, but in all honesty it is a hotel directly in the city centre which is an advantage that can be hardly beaten. Coming from Manchester, UK where the nightlife has its reputations we were impressed by Prague! All in all this was a fantastic experience and the hotel staff made it an even more enjoyable one - some members of the staff speak fluent English and helped out with directions. They also gave great suggestions for places to visit as this was our first time in Czech Republic! Had a lovely time, thank you Savic Hotel.

Previous reviewers have mentioned how great this hotel is - great location, big comfortable rooms, great breakfasts. What really impressed us were the staff, especially those at the reception desk. They were always friendly and helpful even at the end of a long day. They gave us great advice on what to see in Prague, where to eat and where to shop. However they were REALLY fantastic when they called our airline to download our boarding passes only to find out that our flight had been cancelled! The next flight was 2 days later and they went out of their way to help us resolve the problem and help us to find an alternate hotel when they could not accommodate us for one of the extra nights.

I had a standard room at the Savic and it was quite large and comfortable. A nice touch was the Nespresso machine. The people at the desk were quite nice and helpful with restaurants. I didn't give it 4 or 5 stars because when I first got to the room it was a bit warm outside and the room was warm and musty and there was no air conditioning. I saw a repairman on my floor and told him about it. He checked it and told me the air was working. It wasn't! I then went to the desk and told them that the room was a bit uncomfortable, but they insisted that the air conditioning was fixed a week before and every room was fine. Eventually, she said that she would have someone check it again while we were out. It was the same when I returned, But, fortunately, that night it got much colder and stayed that way for the rest of the trip. I slept with the window open a tad and it was comfortable. However, had it been 85 degrees, it would have been quite uncomfortable and I probably would have checked out if they had not put me in another room.