Hotel & Residence U Tri Bubnu

“Very central”

Just yards from the Old Square and a couple of hundred meters from the Metro, this place is certainly conveniently located. There's staff on the desk 24/7, so my late arrival was no problem. A basic breakfast was included in my booking.com reservation, but tourist tax was extra. Bring your own tea … more

Just yards from the Old Square and a couple of hundred meters from the Metro, this place is certainly conveniently located. There's staff on the desk 24/7, so my late arrival was no problem. A basic breakfast was included in my booking.com reservation, but tourist tax was extra. Bring your own tea bags if you don't fancy paying Euro1 per brew in your room. Also, avoid the minibar - they arn't accurate at recording and were going to charge me for three items when I had just one. Contrary to some other reviews I found the internet worked fine, the heating more than did the job and my back facing room was very quiet.

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“Tourist hotel”

This accommodation is in a really accessible location, really close to the old town. Although the rooms are well appointed, clean and warm, I’d describe the hotel as tourist class at best. Reception area is very small with the breakfast room off to the right. It’s basic, but does the job. There is … more

This accommodation is in a really accessible location, really close to the old town. Although the rooms are well appointed, clean and warm, I’d describe the hotel as tourist class at best. Reception area is very small with the breakfast room off to the right. It’s basic, but does the job. There is no lift, so please be prepared to carry your luggage up. Luckily, we noticed and requested a room on the 1st floor. There are still 29 steep steps to that point. There’s nowhere to sit and relax and there is no bar. Our room was front facing but the hotel is situated next to a busy pub. It was noisy, but what do you expect? Prague is a very busy city with 100’s of bars full of people enjoying themselves. The cleaner was hit and miss. She’d change the towels, but nothing else. Also, she would arrive around 4pm when we were having a rest after walking around since just after breakfast, which wasn’t really convenient. We didn’t find this a huge problem as we tidied as we went. There is a mini bar with everything priced at 100 Koruna. Tea and coffee sachets are also provided at 20 Koruna each. No milk is provided. Take your own and buy milk from a local shop. Breakfast is a bit boring, no variety. Every day; lukewarm warm frankfurter sausages, bread, rolls, croissants and doughnuts, 3 kinds of processed meats, dairy lea type cheese, small pots of pate, apples, oranges, tomatoes, 2 types of cereal and a coffee machine. Fresh orange juice is provided. Unsure how many rooms there are but there are 7 tables. Beds are nice and big but the mattresses are thin and hard. We were on a city break so it was fine for us. We would have liked a bit more comfort, but it’s an adequate hotel. Our room, 20, had a beautiful ceiling.

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“Average”

Pros: Location was excellent and clean. With fresh towels daily. Cons: First off the staff are not welcoming and look sad, always. The beds were like sleeping on hardwood flooring. We were on the third floor and it was a task walking up there after a few Czech beers! We did have breakfast in our … more

Pros: Location was excellent and clean. With fresh towels daily. Cons: First off the staff are not welcoming and look sad, always. The beds were like sleeping on hardwood flooring. We were on the third floor and it was a task walking up there after a few Czech beers! We did have breakfast in our price, however we never went for breakfast so not able to comment on that.

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