Hotel Zlatá Váha, Prague

Sweet small hotel close to trains and short walk from The Fortress attractions.

This hotel is very convenient to Hlavni Nadrazi and Old Town. The breakfast buffet was decent. The front desk staff was very helpful and friendly. However, the photos shown on the website are very deceptive. The rooms are very basic. There is barely enough space to manuever around the beds. There were no fans, air conditioning, or any air movement in the room. The floor was very dirty and I do not think that the maids ever vacuumed. It was quite stuffy. I booked the room based on location and photos; but was very embarrassed when I opened the door and saw it. I was treating my new family to a holiday and was very disappointed in this room. I think that this room would be fine for someone who just got out of prison or had been living in a cave. It certainly is not suitable for people on holiday. I would have checked out immediately, but the other hotels in the area were booked up as it is a busy time in Prague and there was a concert. I would only recommend this for homeless people who need emergency shelter. I can only state that everyone should read reviews and not believe or trust photos.

A bit away from major tourist spots which was good for us. Comfortable rooms but a bit small. The tram also has 3 routes next to the hotel which is loud if you are on the street side. However, nice friendly staff, easy to get to the train and a easy walk to major shops and tourist spots. .Lovely breakfast served in a pleasant dining room.

Nice hotel. Spacious room. Not far from the the AE Bus drop off. Short maybe 10 minute walk. Very close to Old Town Square. Great location for touristy things. Front desk staff was super helpful as well when I had questions on where things were. I would recommend this hotel.

Very good location!

Never again will i book with Hotels.com as this place is 0.not 3 0r 3.5.No fridge no phone no a/c no safe or security noise carpet treadbare windows nailed and do not open.We had lights in our facves all night as we could not close curtains due to hot weather we had to try to catch a breeze.Told to carry passports our guide was shocked and said no.We were going to change to another hotel but to hard

A very convenient lication, great breakfast and very helpful staff.

Pleasant stay, nice staff, highly recommended

We arrived in Prague via an overnight train, and the hotel was located just a small park away from the train station, which was very convenient if you're dragging luggage with you (Prague's cobblestone streets and sidewalks make that difficult). Even though we came in at 7 a.m., the staff was very accommodating and allowed us to store our luggage and use the washroom, allowing us to get out to see the city very bright and early and refreshed. It's about a 10 min walk to the old town square, and a tram station and supermarkets are located near by. The room itself was a little faded and old, and unfortunately we visited in mid-Sept with the heat wave still ongoing, so the room was very hot during the day. There is no fan or air-conditioning so take note if you're visiting in summer. Our booking came with the buffet breakfast each morning, which was quite good - decent spread of food (cold cuts, selections of bread, cereal, hot food like sausages or eggs) so get you off to a good start to your day. Overall, we had a good stay.

The hotel itself was fine. The breakfast was lacking. And we had a street facing room which had loud trams running from 4 am to midnight. The weather was insanely hot and like most European hotels there is no AC so windows had to be open all the time. If you have to stay here, insist on a courtyard room.