Name: Hotel ILF
Address: Budějovická, 15/743, Prague, Prague, Prague, 14000, Czech Republic
Rating: 7.1

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Budějovická

Kačerov

Pankrác

Arkady Pankrac

Vysehrad

Zizkov Television Tower

Dancing House

Wenceslas Square

National Theatre

Old Town Square

Charles Bridge

St. Vitus Cathedral

Prague Castle

Prague Zoo

Vaclav Havel Airport Prague

Hotel ILF

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There is a clean hotel with little 2/3 beds rooms. The rooms are nice, with quality furnitures, but the bed was a little harder what i like. Breakfast was variable. Near the hotel there is a metro station, from here you can go to the center only 10 minutes. In front of the Hotel Ilf there is a shopping center where you can eat and buy everythings (McDonald’s, KFC, Lidl, Billa etc.) In total there is a very good price value for money. 

Perfect price value for money

The hotel is located in the centre of the city Prague. Near by Metro and other public transportation. Good for economical stay, good value of money! We stayed for two days in this hotel on 29th n 30th May 2018. Enjoyed our stay, nice and courteous staff, good breakfast options for all! Highly recommended!👍

Recommended for best economical stay in Prague!

Great hotel just outside the city centre - just 5 stops to the centre on the Metro. Lots of parking. Good choice for breakfast, and reasonably priced food and drink in the restaurant. The lifts were being refurbished so the small service lift was being used - not easy when we have the COVID regulations.

Good hotel with parking

Stayed at this hotel with friends, at the same time hotel had a restoration process on-going, entire building was covered (see included photo).

No AC, no refrigerator, no teapot, no hairdryer.

Each morning we were welcomed by workers and their work, and at the evening - a hot room.

Otherwise good service, friendly staff, wonderful morning lunch. Hotel located at the office district, had no problems with transportation, during day used metro (2 mins away), at night - buses (3 mins away from hotel). Four stations away from city center, 15-25 minutes travel time.

An OK stay, good location at the new business district

Myself and a big group of around 40/45 stayed here in July of last year and overall it was a average stay with pros and cons. When we first arrived, which was about midday so I couldn’t comment on those leaving arriving late at night, we were able to all put our belongings (suitcases and instruments) into a large room which was helpful to then keep the amount of people/stuff in the lobby at a minimum whilst we checked in. However a criticism to start off with was the fact that the hotel staff/ reception would not look after our keys behind the desk during the day whilst we were out. I am not sure on whether this was because we were such a large group or whether it was a hotel policy, but for a group of 13-17 year olds this wasn’t ideal. 

However the rooms were just as you’d expect them to be for a 3* hotel really. Our room was very clean with plenty of storage for our clothes (there was 4 of us in our room) and a en-suite style bathroom. The room staff were always pleasant in passing.  Could definitely do with a bit of renovation, quite old fashioned but an extremely comfortable bed!! 

The food however was not good at all. We had all our meals provided (half board, so breakfast and lunch or tea) and it was not good at all. I often bought food through the day when we were out, a plus being that just across the road a 1-2 min walk there was a Lidl, Macdonalds and M&S food hall! 

WiFi was generally good. Reached all parts of the hotel at most times except from one night where it didn’t work anywhere for a good few hours, not sure what that was about though! 

Good visit Overall

We booked through Teletext holidays as a package deal including flights so we weren’t given many options with where to stay within our budget. We stayed 4 nights, upon arriving to the hotel, we weren’t very welcomed by the reception staff, (I don’t think Prague as a whole is big on customer service...). We got to our floor and the hallway lights weren’t on, so trying to open the door in the dark wasn’t fun. First impressions of our room, interior was very old fashioned and basic. Main concern of the whole stay was the fact they didn’t have air con or even fans to give to people for their rooms, so it was boiling hot, especially as it was July season nights, therefore wasn’t very comfortable. Beds were hard and didn’t provide double beds, just 2 single beds pushed together.

WiFi didn’t have great connection and only one plug in room to use and non existent plugs in reception area, which isn’t great in terms of emergencies. Breakfast was pretty poor, the food didn’t taste edible. 

Came back to hotel late one of the nights we stayed and asked for tap water for our room, expecting water to be free, was charged. Vending machines didn’t work properly, so a bottle of water we decided to pay for without being ripped off at the bar with got stuck; this was at a point when a group of over 30 people came to check in, so didn’t want to wait behind the crowd to ask for help as it was around 11:30 at night and we were tired and wanted to just get up to our room to bed. 

Have to highlight the positives as well of course and say that the hotel is very close to a metro, so that was ideal. A select couple of receptionists we dealt with were helpful and seemed polite and we also appreciated the fact that we could leave our luggage at the hotel free of charge on the last day so we could go out and make the most of it. 

If you’re looking for a very basic stay then it’s okay, if you’re wanting anything more than that, then wouldn’t recommend.

Very average stay

No matter how hard it tries, this hotel is simply from another era. The refreshed exterior won't save you from the socialist realist nightmare of the big panel buildings.

Of the things to highlight first. It is clean and the staff is friendly and professional. If you want to stay one or two nights and spend most of your time outside the hotel, it's Ok.

The trouble begins if you have to stay longer and you spend at least some time in the hotel each day. Everything is either too small or cramped. The bed is for a dwarf. The bathtub is suitable for a newborn and they put the shower handle at belly height. Everything most simply pretends, it is supposed to look or fill the hotel standard from the manual but is completely unfit for use. If this hotel had one star, everything would be fine, but three stars is simply a fraud, everything looks more like a dormitory than a hotel. So much for the topic.

Food is a matter of taste, it was fresh and the stomach did not hurt after it, although after the third day of the repeated standard of yellow cheese, cold meat and something sweet, a visit to the nearby supermarket was like a Michelin-starred restaurant.

Gulliver's Travels in the Land of Lilliput

Stayed here while at a conference. Only good thing about is it was located one metro stop away from the conference centre. Bed tiny and hard. Carpet stained. Bathroom not the cleanest. Hotel being wrapped so workers started at 7 am Saturday morning. Won’t recommend this hotel

Hotel Ilf = Hotel Awful

Hello guys I want to tell you about my experience. My colleagues and me visited IIF Hotel one year ago. It was job trip so our partners booked the room for us on 20 October 2017  
We arrived on 19 October 2017 at night, so we found IIF Hotel at 2.00 a.m. on 20 October. 
The first the night door was close and no one didn't open it. We were waiting on in front of hotel in a few minutes after that the door opened. 

The second hostess was sleepy and didn't happy to see us. We tried to explain our situation that our room booked on 20 October, but we arrived at night on 20 October and want to check in beforehand (extra night). Hostess didn't want to do it and offer us to booked new room for 3500 CZ but it was to much for us and we tried to discuss her offer.  She didn't change her offer and told us that it is finally offer for you... 
Me and my colleagues should have thought out that offer and we have set on a sofa in lobby in few minutes hostess told us that we wouldn't  try to sleep in lobby.. "What a f..?!" - We have thought 
During in half on hour we decided to take one room for one person because it was cheaper than one room for third people, when hostess heard our decision she didn't want to sell as the room for one person telling that - You are third!, but my colleague was so exhausted that reply she "If I gonna to invite prostitute I need to registered all of my guest?!" after this the hostess didn't tell us any words and we went to the room..

The next day we changed the room but our impression were failed

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