Royal Court Apartments, Prague
Pet-friendly apartment connected to the convention center, within easy reach of Wenceslas Square
- Free WiFi
Superb
Service
Fantastic service
Food
Delicious food
Room
Great room
Breakfast
Tasty breakfast
Royal Court Apartments, Prague
from $38- Studio
- Family Apartment
- Superior Family Apartment
- Superior Studio
Recent reviews
Superb 9.0 From 515 reviews
Royal Court Apartments, Prague
Very Good
Good Value
Pros: Location is great. Right next to a metro stop, restaurants near-by, 10-15 min walk to the Old City Coffe shop and great tour company on the main floor of the hotel Cons: Lots of space, but not in the right area. The bedroom is huge, but that leaves for little space in the living room, if you are using the sleeper sofa The beds are low and the pillows are awful. They are so big and sinking soft that there is no neck support. The water temp in the shower is not controlled. It will change to burning hot or cold for no reason at all, which was not safe when our daughter was taking a shower. There is no signage about where it is. Thankfully I saw the coffee house pics in the ad to go in and ask, but signage would be nice
Royal Court Apartments, Prague
Very Good
Beautiful, clean, friendly.
Stayed for only one night but it was delightful. Beautiful clean rooms, bright Color walls, overall great. Has a nice breakfast joint downstairs which was good. Didn’t like that check in was a 2 but they do hold your luggage if you arrive early which we did. Staff were nice. I would stay again.
Royal Court Apartments, Prague
Exceptional
Would recommend this place.
Excellent visit. Helpful employees. Great shower and WiFi connection.
Royal Court Apartments, Prague
Exceptional
Great value!
Really great value! However a bit far from the city center, about a 20 min walk one way to the city center. Also, the layout is a bit weird, as I had a few phone calls to make and couldn't make them without disturbing my partner.
Royal Court Apartments, Prague
Poor
Mediocre: be forewarned, don’t stay here.
There are far more negatives than positives about this place, but let’s start with the pros: - Centrally located, within walking distance of restaurants and mini markets, with easy access to the tram, metro, and bus. The stations are right around the corner. - Tourist information center on site. Useful for those who don’t speak Czech and want to plan excursions. Cons: - Entirely run by young and inexperienced college students who have no comprehension of true customer service or hospitality. They believe lying or blaming other receptionists in order to avoid confrontation are better than taking responsibility for a problem. They also think offering free chocolate bars is the answer to appeasing guests with complaints. - If WIFI and Netflix/Smart TV are important to you, don’t stay here. It was a very poor connection that didn’t work, resulting in using our own cellular data for internet and TV. We were told to use WIFI in the hallway or lobby. We were also told that it was and “should” be working, even when it didn’t. - The beds are not real beds. There are no bed frames. The mattress is placed on cinderblocks. - AC didn’t work. - The pictures on booking websites aren’t accurate or true depictions of the rooms. This is far from a luxury apartment; more like a hostel. There is no lobby. We were extremely disappointed and checked out early. It was such a horrible experience that we left Prague with a poor taste in our mouths and won’t return.
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