Spa Hotels in Prague

I arrived by train and walked from Prague Main Station. The cobblestone streets made it a bit challenging with a suitcase, but it was only about a 5-minute walk. The hotel is very close to the Powder Tower and Smetana Hall, which was convenient for attending a concert at Smetana Hall in the evening. There's a large shopping mall with a food court right nearby, and a supermarket was also very close. The location is excellent for sightseeing. The room had a wall-mounted hairdryer, an electric kettle, and coffee. There was a bathtub, and the shower had good water flow and pressure. I stayed in March, so it was a bit chilly, but the heating seemed to be central, and I felt a bit cold during the night. When I asked the front desk about the air conditioning switch not working, they informed me it was for cooling and couldn't be used at that time. I also had breakfast. There was a wide variety of breads, ham, cheese, hot dishes, yogurt, and cereals – I was very satisfied.

The location is convenient, within walking distance to both the train station and the Old Town. The Powder Tower and the concert hall are right across the street. There's a free happy hour daily, and free coffee is also available, though unfortunately, my alcohol intolerance prevented me from fully enjoying it. Freshly made omelets are offered for breakfast. My only dissatisfaction was that the actual room type and facilities were completely different from what was stated on Trip.com. I booked a standard room for single occupancy, but the room I actually stayed in, as shown in picture 1, bore no resemblance to the 13 photos and facilities (which included a deep soaking tub) listed for a standard room on Trip.com. There was no bathtub at all. Instead, it was identical to the single room photos in picture 2 (though the bed size was a double). The actual area felt more like 20/21 square meters, rather than the 22-27 square meters advertised for a standard room. While this might be due to unclear information on the website, it was misleading. If these were the actual dimensions and facilities, I would have been better off booking a single room directly, which would have been cheaper for a solo traveler.

The floor of the bath was slanted, so it was a bit slippery, and then I fell, but everything else was great, especially the little brother at the front desk, he greeted us with enthusiasm every time we put the keys, and later he knew us directly Now, when we passed by, he knew how many keys we needed in the room. Hahahaha. Going out several times a day feels like he may be a little speechless because he has to say many times a have a nice day! If you go early for breakfast, there will be small cakes and mousse cups. After all, the early birds get worms.

I stayed at Hotel Don Giovanni Prague with my daughter during our visit to Prague. Overall, the hotel was acceptable and convenient. The location is practical, especially because it is close to public transport, and it is easy to reach the city centre from the hotel. The room was generally comfortable, and the hotel has a classic, large-hotel atmosphere. However, I cannot say the experience was outstanding. Some aspects of the service could be warmer, more attentive and more guest-focused, especially for foreign tourists who may need assistance or clear guidance. For a hotel of this size and reputation, I expected a little more consistency and personal care. In short, it was a decent stay, but there is need for improvement. Not a bad hotel, but not excellent either. That is why my rating is 3.9 out of 5.

This hotel is fantastic! The location is great, just a few minutes' walk to Prague's Old Town, and a little over 1 km from Prague Square and Charles Bridge. Walking there is perfectly fine and extremely pleasant. The parking is right downstairs from the hotel, with direct elevator access to the rooms. It's capped at 750 CZK for 24 hours. Breakfast is very extensive. Next time I'm in Prague, I'll definitely stay here again.

Great location, not central but just 100 meters from the subway, which takes you everywhere. Plus, there's a shopping center 100 meters away that has everything you need, perfect if it's raining or snowing. You can find all kinds of food there, and it's open until 9 PM. The hotel has a good restaurant, breakfast, and spa services, but these are all extra charges. Everything is very good though. The internet works, there's a TV in the room, etc. There are 4 elevators serving the entire hotel... very good, I recommend it.

The hotel is very nice but the location is not so good. Even we drive still need to park quite far away. The staff is not very helpful, or maybe i should say she is not considerate at all. We booked the spa, but we didn't have our dinner yet while we were checking in, we mentioned many times to her that we are in the hurry for dinner, i believe if we don't eat before the spa, everything will closed afterwards, but she was just writing the check-in form super slowly.(I think she used half an hour just to fill up the form) In the end, we only left half an hour, run to the restaurant and pour all the food inside our mouth & run back. But in the end we found the beer spa come with some bread, also the mini bar has some sandwiches, then why don't she tell us since we asked her so many times for the food! Because the hotel is located in a very quiet place , nothing much around, there is no restaurant inside the hotel too, but we asked her if there is any food the hotel can provide and she said no!

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The breakfast was good and the variety was able to satisfy different tastes. The location of the hotel is also close to a few hundred meters from the subway station. Only the hotel room facilities are relatively poor. The bed was small and there was a damp smell in the room. The 1st floor wifi signal is too bad, and it is not the same. The cell phone signal is also not good. The room was very poorly sounded, and at night I could hear the sound of snoring in the next room.

Overall, my stay was pleasant. The hotel is conveniently located near the metro and within walking distance of the historic city center. The front desk staff was courteous; the young woman with glasses (whose name I unfortunately don't recall) provided excellent service. One aspect that stood out as unusual for a four-star hotel was the absence of complimentary toothpaste in the room. When I inquired at reception, I was informed that it is not provided. Aside from that, the breakfast was varied and flavorful.