Top Hotel Praha, Prague

My stay at the hotel was quite an experience. The rooms, although spacious, lacked proper lighting and cleanliness, with sockets hanging off the wall and filthy carpets. The hotel seemed to attract mainly students from Croatia and local people from Slovakia. However, the constant music from the garden until late in the evening was quite a pleasant touch.

The hotel has a very basic room design with a 70s touch, lacking bathrobes and needing interior design expertise. The service feels outdated with some falling elements. While the location is a bit inconvenient for those without a car, it does offer good public transport connections. The dining experience is comparable to a school canteen with basic offerings. The facilities are average.

The hotel offers spacious rooms that are generally clean, but service is lacking in friendliness and efficiency. The location, while not ideal for reaching the city center on foot, has a nice lobby. The dining experience is subpar, and the facilities are average.

Staying in a room without air conditioning and open windows in an unfamiliar city can be uncomfortable, especially with the bright early mornings. The hotel is decent overall but could use improvements like adding air-conditioning to the rooms.

My stay at the hotel had its ups and downs. The room, despite lacking A/C during a hot 32-degree summer, was decent considering the price. The service, apart from one unfriendly staff member, left much to be desired with slow check-ins and inadequate facilities. The location, while convenient for public transport, had a few drawbacks in terms of unhelpful staff. Dining was a disappointing experience in the on-site restaurant. However, being close to Centrum Chodov shopping mall was a definite plus.