Hotel Juno - Prague, Czech Republic 

gutes Preis/Leistungsverhältnis
Posted: Mon, Mar 20 2006
Hatte einige Schwierigkeiten, das Hotel zu finden (um 20 Uhr dort anzukommen war keine gute Idee). Top Tipp: Nehmen Sie die 119 bis zum Ende der Busroute, steigen Sie dann an der grünen Zugroute aus, steigen Sie an der vorletzten Station aus, wenn Sie aus dem Bahnhof kommen, gehen Sie nach links und passieren Sie Billa (Supermarkt) am Kreisverkehr geht es dann nach reacht (Juna ist das Hotel am Ende der Straße). Das Hotel liegt mitten in einem Wohnviertel und so ist es nicht leicht zu finden. Das Hotel war sauber, das Englisch der Angestellten war recht einfach aber das galt auch für meine Tschchischkenntnisse. Gutes Preis/Leistungsverhältnis.

Unhelpful, emotionless and rude staff
Posted: Thu, Feb 23 2006
My husband and I spent 5 nights at the Juno last week. The hotel is situated in a very grim looking neighborhood. The room was basic with two single beds pushed together, as there were no double beds. The bathroom and toilet were new and separate. I thought the breakfast was OK until I discovered some mould on the cherry sponge cake. The metro is about 10 minutes walk from the hotel and takes about 10 minutes to the center. The hotel staff were very unhelpful, emotionless and rude. They appeared annoyed when asked for any information or help. Prague is a beautiful city, it's just such a pity that the Czech people are so cold, unfriendly and impatience towards the tourists, both inside and outside the hotel.

Nice Short Break
Posted: Fri, Feb 10 2006
We stayed 3 nights in early December 2005. The hotel was basic but clean. Since we only slept there and spent most days out exploring the city then I don't feel there is anything to complain about. Breakfast was fine - a bit unsual - i had pickled cabbage, roast potatoes and pasta salad for breakfast each day (although there was some cereal, yogurt, toast, etc) - but it was all ok. We ate in the hotel restaurant one night - we were the only ones there so service was quick. I liked my meal but my fiance wasn't so keen on his salmon. We tended to eat in the markets or at street stalls in the city centre. The staff could be a bit awkward - they wouldn't let us or another couple into our rooms even though they had the keys at reception so the rooms had obviously been cleaned and were available but they said that no new arrivals were allowed into their rooms before 2 o'clock however we just waited in reception and they let us in about 1.30. The breakfast and dinner waiter looked very stern and scary but turned out to be very nice! There is a good wee market between the hotel and metro station on the same side of the road as the metro station (which is only about 10 mins walk from the hotel). It had some nice clothes but not as cheap as i had expected and also it was far too cold to try anything on! I have to admit though, that i never really got the hang of the exchange rate for money and spent all the time thinking things were either really expensive or really cheap!!

Nice Short Break
Posted: Fri, Feb 03 2006
We stayed 3 nights in early December 2005. The hotel was basic but clean. Since we only slept there and spent most days out exploring the city then I don't feel there is anything to complain about. Breakfast was fine - a bit unsual - i had pickled cabbage, roast potatoes and pasta salad for breakfast each day (although there was some cereal, yogurt, toast, etc) - but it was all ok. We ate in the hotel restaurant one night - we were the only ones there so service was quick. I liked my meal but my fiance wasn't so keen on his salmon. We tended to eat in the markets or at street stalls in the city centre. The staff could be a bit awkward - they wouldn't let us or another couple into our rooms even though they had the keys at reception so the rooms had obviously been cleaned and were available but they said that no new arrivals were allowed into their rooms before 2 o'clock however we just waited in reception and they let us in about 1.30. The breakfast and dinner waiter looked very stern and scary but turned out to be very nice! There is a good wee market between the hotel and metro station on the same side of the road as the metro station (which is only about 10 mins walk from the hotel). It had some nice clothes but not as cheap as i had expected and also it was far too cold to try anything on! I have to admit though, that i never really got the hang of the exchange rate for money and spent all the time thinking things were either really expensive or really cheap!!

Unhelpful, emotionless and rude staff
Posted: Mon, Dec 26 2005
My husband and I spent 5 nights at the Juno last week. The hotel is situated in a very grim looking neighborhood. The room was basic with two single beds pushed together, as there were no double beds. The bathroom and toilet were new and separate. I thought the breakfast was OK until I discovered some mould on the cherry sponge cake. The metro is about 10 minutes walk from the hotel and takes about 10 minutes to the center. The hotel staff were very unhelpful, emotionless and rude. They appeared annoyed when asked for any information or help. Prague is a beautiful city, it's just such a pity that the Czech people are so cold, unfriendly and impatience towards the tourists, both inside and outside the hotel.