K+K Hotel Fenix - Prague, Czech Republic 

"Great stay!"
Posted: Mon, Nov 23 2009
My boyfriend and I spent a long weekend in Prague in mid-July. The city is really beautiful and the KK Fenix was an excellent choice. The Fenix is near the Wenceslas Square and is an easy walk into the Old Town. We never used the bus or metro system as everything was so easy to get to. I read the reviews on Trip Advisor before leaving and they were all very accurate. We were lucky to get a good price on a deluxe room through expedia and it was very spacious and clean. It is true there are two "cabaret" type places on this street, but I never felt ill at ease. It's not like in Amsterdam where the ladies are dancing in the windows! It was a very discreet operation and we were never bothered by it. Our room was also facing the street, but we never heard any noise. The windows have double-pane glass. Another benefit is the air conditionning. It was pretty hot while we were there and we were very happy to have it. The breakfast buffet was excellent. Much better than the typical "continental" breakfast you get at most places. There were plenty of healthy and less-healthy options such as fresh fruit salad, cereal, pastries, eggs and the like. I would recommend this hotel to anyone who appreciates five star comfort but not five star prices.

Excellent Stay
Posted: Mon, Jun 22 2009
The K&K Hotel was perfect. Location is just a block off Wenceslas Square, and 2 blocks from the Muzeum Metro. The hotel is modern, clean, well-appointed, and includes free wired Internet. The included buffet breakfast was excellent. Service was great. I would stay there again.

free breakfast and internet!
Posted: Thu, Jun 11 2009
The main positives of this hotel is it's location close to Wenceslas square, the free breakfast, and the free internet. The rooms are comfy and the hotel is clean, but I think they control the room temperatures even though you have a thermostat in your room. At night it's annoying to be hounded by cabaret doormen on the way to the hotel but it's no big deal. When first checking in there were two women at the front desk who seemed a bit snobbish. After a few days in Prague encountering very cold and rude females from young girls serving pizza to old ladies at museum entrances I later realized the women at the front desk were comparatively pleasant. Strangely the men in Prague seemed to be quite polite. Must be a cultural thing.

Alessandro Garetti
Posted: Fri, Mar 06 2009
Very beautifull place. We suggest it for all people.

NL
Posted: Thu, Jul 24 2008
Very good place to stay; convenient to walk to old town and to use public transportation. Very good breakfast buffet