Everything was great. Rooms are clean and comfy, staff is polite.

The owner is a really nice person. He waited for us even though we were over one hour after recommended check-in time. The room was spacious and overall very clean. Having a private fridge was also a nice touch. We recommend this place for everybody looking for inexpensive accommodation in Prague.

Parkering front

Room smells like smoking room Other ok place to sleep I'm only don't like when corridor have cigarette smell

The hosts were very friendly and helpful; they speak German (and Czech of course) but not English. There is a nice, rustic restaurant on the ground floor of the pension. You can take a bus from outside the door direct to the metro or tram station, from where you can travel to all destinations in Prague easily. We appreciated being able to park the car safely at the pension.

It was incredibly hot during our stay (not the hosts' fault!) but, because there was no aircon and only very tiny desk fans, the rooms got very hot and stuffy. It was difficult to leave the windows open at night because of road noise.

Fantastic service good price friendly staff will definitely be using again if back in Prague..close to supermarket..pharmacy...doctors tobaconist

Staff are friendly and helpful..cost was good and comfortable beds highly recommended..restaurant next door and shops ..chemist 2 mins walk .will definitely be staying there again if visiting Prague again

The beds are very comfortable

-Super nice friendly staff -Extremely easy to get to from airport and back and forth to town (will give details below) -Pub on front side of building easy drinking, meet locals not bad food. Potato pancake quite good. -Breakfast in inn available daily for cheap -Free coffee -Wifi -I can't say good value only because I booked late close to New year's Eve got gouged via this site (no different than anywhere) but ordinarily price excellent for this place. * Transit to property from airport -Take 119 Hlavi Nadrazi bus from outside the airport, use yellow vending machine to purchase Transit tickets. I recommend 24hr ones, only about $5 US and good for all Transit in city. Use credit card if no koruna. -Hlavi Nadrazi go downstairs take A line to Museum station, switch to C line. Signs all clearly marked it's not hard. -Take C line to Kobilisy station. Exit to street taking left and left again just up stairs to street. Just stay to left you will come out and see a long guard rail with a bus stop across the street. Walk down to crosswalk and wait for bus -162 and 169 buses both go right to hotel stop called Prunerovska. Inside bus there are usually digital display showing exactly where you are and what stops are coming up and in what order. It's super easy. Only about 5 stops away and buses always running. If traveling in middle of night it's a different bus from 1-4 AM but on bus stop each bus number has list of stops. Prunerovska is all you need to know . Literally from the bus stop after getting off bus across the street and two houses over is Sparta clearly visible. Hotel entrance is around back pub if on Street side. Also at Kobilisy station is a grocery store you can get any supplies for the room you want. Like shampoo as room didn't come with any and how about some beers for 50¢ if you dig Budvar. Trust me super easy and btw Staromestska station on A line on way to Museum stop is a vital one.

-No shampoo, conditioner in bathroom so bring own -Room extremely modest , not for hanging out in at all. Sleeping, resting, bathroom and room beers etc. **- note that from above mentioned Staromestska station there is a place called The Exchange which if you exit left from station then go right end of second block on left has best exchange rates I found almost at exact rate but only if you bring cash. ATM dings more.

The receptionist was so helpful and he speaks very good English. He could answer any question we asked. Breakfast was amazing, rooms are quiet cosy. Definetly stay there again.