Adria Hotel Prague

“Great location and spacious rooms, but watch out for coach parties swamping the small breakfast room ”

Hotel right in the centre. Great for exploring all the sights on foot. Rooms are generous, with the added bonus of a nice seating area, and nice cold fridge for snacks and cold drinks. The only negative aspect was the small amount of wardrobe hanging space. OK for a long weekend though I guess. Br… more

Hotel right in the centre. Great for exploring all the sights on foot. Rooms are generous, with the added bonus of a nice seating area, and nice cold fridge for snacks and cold drinks. The only negative aspect was the small amount of wardrobe hanging space. OK for a long weekend though I guess. Breakfast is included in the room price, and was adequate. Bear in mind though that for this price you won't get 'Full English' items such as bacon. Instead, there's a small selection of cereals, bread rolls, fruit and salad items. And for some reason there were no pastries or croissants, and no toaster; a bit bizarre. Equally, there were some inappropriate hot food items available that should probably be reserved for a dinner menu, such as rice and beef goulash 🤔 And baked beans were on offer, but freezing cold as they were in with the salad items! Weird. I guess some continental Europeans seem to tolerate the same food whatever the time of day. Cottage cheese with scrambled eggs, salad items and cakes all on the same plate! Be wary of the (mainly German) coach parties who descend on the hotel; usually for just one or two nights. Breakfast is served 07.30 til 10.00. But because they tend to have trips booked for 9, the coach parties all swamp the small breakfast room promptly at 7.30, meaning that all the tables get quickly taken, and massive queues form for the buffet breakfast items. Luckily, the breakfast room is duly locked outside of breakfast time, otherwise I'm sure some of them would try to reserve a table the night before by putting a towel over the chairs 😀. So best to have a lie in and go for breakfast after 8.30.

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“Location takes it all”

Right on Wenceslas Square, close to everywhere, there is no doubt that the huge advantage of the hotel is its location. The rooms are large, the bed is very comfortable, the air conditioner that didn't work at first - worked great after cleaning. The breakfast is repetitive but definitely satisfyin… more

Right on Wenceslas Square, close to everywhere, there is no doubt that the huge advantage of the hotel is its location. The rooms are large, the bed is very comfortable, the air conditioner that didn't work at first - worked great after cleaning. The breakfast is repetitive but definitely satisfying. Overall - very good value

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“Great Location! But definitely not 4*”

Staff couldn't do enough for us and were so friendly, it was clean and in a fantastic location. The Old Square is a short walk away. The not so good bits... I didn't realise this was a 4* hotel and honestly shouldn't be. The aircon units were so noisy, the rooms are very dated, no kettle or water… more

Staff couldn't do enough for us and were so friendly, it was clean and in a fantastic location. The Old Square is a short walk away. The not so good bits... I didn't realise this was a 4* hotel and honestly shouldn't be. The aircon units were so noisy, the rooms are very dated, no kettle or water in rooms, slippery bathroom tiles and very high sides to get in and out of the bath, the bed was so uncomfortable you could feel all of the springs and the pillows were the size of a large dog bed 🙈 very difficult to get comfortable and in our 3 night stay I didn't sleep through once, breakfast was an odd selection and they could do with a toaster ☺️ Overall we would come back as it was clean and the location was perfect however this should be reviewed in terms of the star rating and facilities offered.

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