Design Hotel Neruda

Pros Comfortable bed Shower was very good Walking distance to the Prague castle Plenty restaurants and pubs close by Staff are lovely! Cons Based on a steep hill Cleanliness not great Breakfast is average, the food that’s meant to be cold is warm, I.e orange juice, the food and drinks that are meant to be warm are cold Cafe doesn’t open until 12:00pm The hotel does not have a bar There is a sewage smell in the bedrooms There is only one toilet for both men and women on the bottom floor The rooms were not cleaned every day and we were given half used toilet roll. Not enough storage space Very dark rooms Must hand in your key each time you leave the hotel The lift is only big enough for 2 people, 3 at a push and large suitcase The hotel needs a revamp!

We loved this hotel and would definitely return and would highly recommend it. Comfortable, stylish, quiet, great varied breakfast, fabulous clean room with big bath & comfy bed, lovely friendly helpful staff, excellent location. Also used the spa which was a nice relaxing experience too.

We had a great experience staying at Hotel Neruda, the location was perfect, and it was easy to walk everywhere from there with the Royal Palace directly behind the premises. The hotel staff were friendly and accommodating and the breakfast in the morning was also very good with hot & cold foods to choose from. There is a "spa" in the hotel that provides a hot tub, sauna, and massage. We did have a massage however the experience wasn't so great, felt more like oil being rubbed into your body than an actual massage even when the therapist was asked to provide a firmer massage this didn't happen. Aside from the disappointing massage I would highly recommend the hotel and would stay there again.

Amazing hotel and super close to everything! 5 mins to the castle and 15mins to the Charles Bridge!! This is a perfect choice when staying in Prague for two or three nights!! Great breakfast and quiet location for a great nights sleep! Booked through BA for such a good deal!!

I have lived in Prague for 16 years and as I was leaving the Czech Republic I had moved out of my flat and decided to treat myself to a few nights in a hotel before I left. In the early 90’s I had also lived in Prague and my flat was on the street of this hotel and always loved this neighbourhood so it felt like a good choice. The hotel could not be any closer to the Castle and there are some good restaurants in the neighbourhood. The hotel is an intimate small gem of about 42 rooms and if you look at the front of the hotel you would never be able to imagine there could be so many rooms. All different in design. Mine faced the street which I enjoyed but I suspect any room will have been designed in a very thoughtful way with all necessary amenities. There is a small but ample breakfast area and I was pleasantly surprised by the selection. If and when I return to Prague as a tourist I would happily stay there again and will recommend it to friends and colleagues. Although I just recently lived in the Vinohrady area of Prague I also lived for many years a block from Old Town Square and depending on when you visit Prague that area is so heavily trafficked with tourists that to stay in another area of Prague 1 that is touristy during the day but quiet at night was a perfect choice for me.