Name: Prague Season
Address: Legerova, 24, Prague, Prague, Prague, 120 00, Czech Republic
Rating: 7.1

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I. P. Pavlova

Náměstí Míru

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Faust House

U Kalicha

Antonin Dvorak Museum

Vinohrady Theater

Rotunda of St. Longinus

Church of St. Ludmila

National Museum

Botanical Garden of the Natural Sciences Faculty of Charles University

Ledebour Garden

Church of St. John of Nepomuk on the Rock

Vysehrad

Wenceslas Square

Dancing House

Central Railway Station

National Theatre

Zizkov Television Tower

Masaryk Railway Station

Smichovskiy Railway Station

Old Town Square

Charles Bridge

St. Vitus Cathedral

Prague Castle

Prague Zoo

Vaclav Havel Airport Prague

Prague Season

Prague

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Firstly, we were transferred from another (Royal Court Apartments) hotel for a night because apparently a stag party clogged up all the toilets and drainage system at the hotel we supposed to be staying.

The interior of the hotel just screams old and rundown every corner you turn. I get it that they want to save electricity but the walkway are fixed with light sensors far away which you have to entered a completely dark walkway until it senses you to be switched on.

The worst part is the elevators are located IN BETWEEN FLOORS! No matter what floor you're staying, (even groud) you have to carry your luggages up the stairs to the elevator, go to your floor, exit the elevator, then walk up another half floor to your room floor. How silly is that? 

By the way, stairs are poorly lit. We almost tripped while carrying our luggage up. 

The hotel towel smells VERY BAD. Also, the mirrors are placed on the wall outside the elevator which means you will jump scare yourself each time you exit the elevator. With the poorly lit hallway and weird mirrors positioning, you will think you are in a haunted house


Worst hotel ever

Comfortable bed and functional breakfast. Upon arrival the room was too warm but this was easy to adjust and then fine. Given friendly staff and cheap stay without issues my stay was completely satisfactory.

Fine and funcional stay

Is more a hostel than a 3* hotel..my room was very dirty, specially the toilet/shower for the whole staying..for breakfast you had to go next door building, in a cold and very poor room just to have a waterless coffee and waterless juice..i am very disappointed..

Hostel not 3* star hotel

Beware that The shower cube is so small that you cannot turn around your body.  The reception staff (in long hair) is very friendly.  Her English is not good but still try very hard to communicate with us.  She helped us to call car service using her own app Taxify which is much cheaper than the regular taxi. Another staff with short white hair is very rude.  She wants us to leave after we check out but waiting for our tour bus,  saying that she has to receive new clients.  She cannot function without the help of the other staff. 

Shower is tiny

This is my first ever review, I’ve never felt the need to write one before. 
But I recently visited this this hotel, we got to the hotel about 6pm and got told we couldn’t use the lift. Lift was only in action 8am till 5pm, not what you want to hear when you have been travelling!
I will say the beds were comfortable, but the room we were in was awful, 112 if your in there buy earplugs as that’s what me and my friend had to do, it faced more to the back of the hotel. We went past reception, had to go outside past a Skoda garage to get to our part of the hotel. All you could hear was crockery banging all the time and what sounded like stones being thrown from the roof, it wasn’t that but only way to explain it! 
Rooms are very outdated, bathroom was ok although shower kept going hot and cold and it needed re sealing as there was black mould and black on the grouting of the tiles in shower.
The hairdryer that was built in was actually good for a hotel one, so was quite surprised there. 
No air con which wasn’t good as when we were there temperatures were over 30 degrees. 
We didn’t eat there so can’t comment on food, but it was quite central with a lot of restaurants and mini markets near by.
Reception staff were hit and miss. We found 2 very helpful and they were the younger man and woman during the day, the others didn’t want to know. 
Nearest metro station is 7 min walk away. 
We were there for a week and not once was our bathroom cleaned properly, I’m not a clean freak but I do expect toilet to be cleaned! 
I wouldn’t go back again.

Comfy beds, but that’s where it ends!

The staff were very friendly & the check in was as quick and would have been quicker if we did not have to fill in the forms required by the Czech authorities. we arrived a little before check in time but that was not a problem. The room was as a bit small but nice and most importantly clean.I love long showers and here shower was great with really good pressure

Maybe could do with a bit of a refurb but it was nice We had decided to go 'budget' as we had splashed a bit on a recent break.If you do need to use then lift you still have to climb half a flight of steps as the lifts are not strictly along the ground , it is kind of midway between floors. 
The location is great.5 minutes walk from the Pavlova metro, 7-8 minutes from Namesti Miru metro, 10 minutes from the museum. Breakfast was adequate and decent tasting. 
All was good till the second morning of our stay. After having breakfast, my wife and I were leaving the restaurant a man standing around suddenly started screaming- I repeat SCREAMING -   in a language that wasn't Czech for sure 'AAYY!! AAYY!! AAY!!' we were left stunned and bewildered as to what he was shouting about. Then through sign language we understood that he wanted us to put away our plates. Now, this is seems their standard procedure and guests are expected to put their plates away but amazingly, there are no signs in the restaurant or the tables to tell you this. Not being the shy type (I live in London) I yelled straight back at him and asked him what about the plates the other guests had left?- and there were quite a few that he himself had cleared up. After some more screaming he started pointing to his temple indicating I was crazy. I complained to the receptionist and was all set to find myself another hotel but like I said the staff were very polite, friendly and this time very apologetic. It turns out that the is a Vietnamese restaurant in the evenings and the same people manage the breakfast. I could not help but notice that the guests who had left their plates were all white and my wife & I are Indian. All this could have been avoided had there been some simple signage. Yes, we did put away our plates on the day and the 2 days we stayed there
I must add that in our entire stay in Prague not once did we have a similar encounter   and found Czech people were always very friendly & helpful without exception and they always made the extra effort by by speaking to us in their limited English. 
But this episode left a bad taste even though the reception staff even apologised when we checked out. A four star review, if not for this incident.
Nice place but beware of the chef!

Great reception staff, great budget hotel but watch out for the very aggresive chef

We overnighted at the ABE Hotel on our way from Eastern Czech Republic attending a family funeral  We were exhausted and wanted a place to get a good nights rest before heading to the Prague airport the next day.  We contacted the hotel prior to arrival and the manager arranged transportation from the train station for us since we had multiple luggages.  Otherwise, we found we were only about 5 min walk from the closest Metro station which was only 1 stop from the Main Prague Rail Station and close to Vaclavske Square.  The hotel reception was very nice and gave us ideas of places to dine around the hotel.  There were many selections frequented by locals which we enjoyed.   The hotel room was large and had a refrigerator.  We were located on the 2nd floor facing the street; however, there was no street noise to keep us awake.  There was a small bar in off the reception area with a water dispenser.  Breakfast was included which had variety of offerings, both hot and cold. There is a lift at the hotel going in between floors which helps if you are on a higher level.   Very clean and great multilingual staff!    The reception provided maps and was always available.  Upon departure the reception arranged a taxi for us to airport due to our luggages again.  If traveling light it is an easy walk to metro to go to main railway and take airport bus for 60 CK.  We would return.

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