Design & Style Hotel Neruda - Prague, Czech Republic 

ANTONY ATKINSON
Posted: Wed, Apr 08 2009
Great location for the Castle, not suitable for those who don't like walking up hills, staff at reception very informative, helpful and cheerful. Only slight downside not very forward at ensuring breakfast buffet always topped up.. Would definetly use again.

DM
Posted: Mon, Feb 02 2009
Location to cathedral and castle was unbelievable! The hotel info stated close but I was expecting it to be a hike. It really is literally around the corner up the hill. Lots of good restaurants close by. Enjoyed a concert of Mozart and classical music just a few blocks from the hotel. We got lost every time we headed across Charles Bridge into the old town! Breakfast was a nice mix of bread choices, cheese/meats, jams, fruit and yogurt. Loved the hotel. When we arrived from Vienna, the Taxi from that train station to the hotel charged $1000 kroners. But the taxi to a closer train station on our return to Germany only charged $325.

Great experience
Posted: Sun, Jul 13 2008
I can only recommend this hotel. As soon as we arrived, we received an envelope filled with free city map, vouchers, etc. The room was amazing, newly furnished after a recent reconstruction. The design was really lovely. You have to walk uphill to get to the hotel, but it is not the end of the world. Breakfast was fantastic, service as well. The front desk speaks English properly. They were helpful and kind indeed. I have absolutely no negative point. I would love to come and see Prague again, and would probably stay at the same hotel again.

Convenient and Comfortable
Posted: Mon, Jun 09 2008
I searched to stay in a place that would allow me to experience the culture of the city while still being close to the sites. Hotel Neruda is on Nerudova Street and literally steps away from the Castle. The Castle is one of the main attractions in Prague mostly during the daylight hours. This is great because there is a lot of activity on the hotel's street during the day and at night it gets quiet allowing you to sleep peacefully. It is an uphill climb but has great small shops and interesting buildings on the way up. This boutique hotel is modern, clean and offers your typical free European breakfast until 11 am. If you looking for a change from staying in large hotel chain but are afraid to compromise comfort, this boutique is perfect. You wont get a gym but the walking around the hilly area of Mala Strana makes up for it.

Convenient and Comfortable
Posted: Mon, Jun 02 2008
I searched to stay in a place that would allow me to experience the culture of the city while still being close to the sites. Hotel Neruda is on Nerudova Street and literally steps away from the Castle. The Castle is one of the main attractions in Prague mostly during the daylight hours. This is great because there is a lot of activity on the hotel's street during the day and at night it gets quiet allowing you to sleep peacefully. It is an uphill climb but has great small shops and interesting buildings on the way up. This boutique hotel is modern, clean and offers your typical free European breakfast until 11 am. If you looking for a change from staying in large hotel chain but are afraid to compromise comfort, this boutique is perfect. You wont get a gym but the walking around the hilly area of Mala Strana makes up for it.