Pension 44 - Prague, Czech Republic     

Went to Prague for a long weekend (4 days - which I think is abit excessive, 2 days/max 3 should be more than enough for Prague). I had such a hard time looking for reasonably priced hotel. Comparing to the others who've commented, I didn't have as good a deal as them since I went there round xmas time. It costed me 92euro per night for a double "category A" room. You can pay the rent in euro or czech koruna as you wish. The room is spacious, basic and clean. Though, as the others have mentioned, the bed is quite hard, the pillow is low, the towels offered are small and there is no kettle/tv in the room. Definitely it's a good idea to bring your own if you have a big fuss about pillow height. Also the heater made the room VERY VERY dry. We've tried soaking our own towels + the two towels they offered in water before going to bed and they were COMPLETELY dry when we get up. We got to the hotel by bus 119 from airport and take the metro to Namesti Miru. The whole journey is probably around an hour? The hotel is very close to the metro station which is handy. We bought a 3 day travel card which I think isn't quite necessary since Prague is quite small afterall and single tickets are cheap anyway. The hotel is in ~7-10min walking distance to the National Museum and Wenceslas Square(watch out pickpocket there) and maybe 20min to Old Town Square. This hotel isn't bad. It has all you really need. Most importantly it's clean. I would recommend it to anyone who is going there in low season when the rooms are at wayyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyy lower rate.

The hotel needs some renovations on the outside and the lobby, but my room was newly renovated. I stayed in a superior room, it was very spacious, clean, 2 beds and tons of space to organize my stuff. Breakfast had some danishes, ham, bread, milk, coffee, tea, boiled eggs, and the staff always made sure there was plenty even if you were almost at the end of breakfast time. They even made breakfast an hour early because I was leaving and made sure I ate before I left. The staff was very friendly and very helpful with all my questions. Location is great, its right next to the Metro. Bad part: My room did not have a shower! (and I asked if there were any bathrooms with showers in the hotel and I was told NO!)I am 5'9 and the bath tub was higher then my knees. I felt like I was climbing up a mountain instead of getting in the bathtub. It was challenging and dangerous I almost slipped a few times and no emergency string to pull if something happens. Pillows seemed to have been there since WWII. I wouldnt stay there again because the no shower thing was really uncomfortable for me. Its pretty sad because I really liked the people that worked there.