Hotel Bookquet

The stay at the Hotel Bookquet was wonderful. First of all, the hotel is beautiful - clean, well-designed, cozy and most importantly, it is in a great location in Prague. It is near the Charles Bridge and you can get anywhere from the hotel on foot. Furthermore, the service at the hotel is simply excellent thanks to the people who work there. We met Hamza, Almira, Hendriks (who helped us with everything patiently and accurately) and also the lovely manager Martina cremakova.

Overall, this hotel was a mixed bag of great vibes and some annoyances. Got lucky with a top-floor room featuring two skylights and nice interior arrangement (it was a long desk behind the bed)—super aesthetic and gave off cool vibes. But the ventilation was a nightmare. Not sure if I couldn’t figure out the system or what, but the room felt insanely stuffy all day. Not hot, just suffocating, like the air was trapped with no flow. Even closing the skylight curtains for the day when out didn’t help; it was like the room was hoarding a day’s worth of stale heat. I cannot imagine I was sweating at night while it was 12°C outside... If they could fix the airflow or add some cooling, this place would be near perfect. I hung the “do not disturb” sign but left empty plastic bottles outside for pickup. Second and third mornings, they were still there—felt like no staff even came to this top floor (only two rooms up here on 4/F). Check-out was meh; the staff only cared if I used the Mini Bar, no questions about my stay. They seemed pretty junior. Now, the location? Absolutely unreal. No matter which attraction you hit, you’re back at the hotel in 15 minutes—crazy convenient. The hotel itself looks stunning, the kind of place that makes people jealous when they see you walk in. Honestly, aside from the stuffy room, I was pretty happy.

Nice, clean hotel. Great location to walk around although a little noisy during the night.