Masarykova Kolej

Interesting place - students' dormitory with a separated “hotel” secion.

Pros: An interesting place that brings back memories of student dorms from years ago. And that’s exactly what it is - a dormitory with a separated “hotel” section (there are color markings on the floor and a wall to help you navigate to the right part of this big building). Nevertheless, it has everything you need: a fairly large room with two “student-style” desks, a bathroom with a shower, and a mini kitchenette. Parking and breakfast are available on site. For one or two nights, it’s perfectly fine!

Cons: The entrance is at the front, while the parking entrance is at the back, which makes logistics a bit awkward. The furniture is rather worn and feels dated. Breakfast is very average.

Perfect place to stay in Prague

Pros: Nice rooms, well equipped and clean. Breakfast is great and the location is well connected with public transport

Cons: As a tall person, the cupboard at the end of the bed prevented me from laying down, but apart from that it was great:)

Pros: A straight forward hotel opération in a private wing of a student hostel ... Basic and good value given the current prices in Prague... The staff are always good

Good

Pros: The hotel was nice. Location is perfect as you have tram station near. Breakfast was okay.

Cons: The hotel room should have water kettle.

A perfect place to stay for a multi-day visit to Prague. Excellent value for money.

Pros: The accommodation is located in a dormitory building, so the corridors and the dining area have a distinctly dorm-like atmosphere; however, everything was clean, orderly and, importantly, not noisy at all. The room itself was particularly large, as was the bathroom; the toilet was in a separate small room opening off the bathroom, and there was even a small kitchenette/dining area attached to the room. It is not a luxury hotel, but it is a perfect place to stay for several days. The tram and metro lines leading to the city centre were just a few minutes’ walk from the accommodation — the tram stop was literally a one-minute walk away, and the metro maybe two or three minutes. The accommodation had its own parking area, so during our stay in Prague our car was kept in a closed courtyard the entire time. (Public transport in Prague is so good that we never needed to use the car at all.)

Cons: didn’t like the name of the accommodation. It’s a pity that it is named after Masaryk. Anyone who knows the history of Eastern Europe and isn’t Czech will understand why I say this.

Pros: Great location in the University, very friendly student/staff

Pros: Everything was nice, clean and comfortable. We had three bed room with the bathroom, and it was pretty spacious. The third bed was in a separate room. The parking was there, we had to pay for it extra, 6 Euros a day, but at least our car was safe. WiFi was good and the breakfast was fine. Worth the money for sure

Cons: Everything was fine.

Pros: Walking distance from castle and rest of historical center but good public transports nearby. Accomodations comfortable and clean and with cooking possibilities. Good diversity and quality in the breakfast.

Cons: Nothing special, students may be a little noisy when returning late

A good hotel in Prague

Pros: Very big and clean room, comfy bed, not far from the centre with excellent tram connections, some of the staff is helpful and friendly.

Cons: Breakfast was a bit lacking on my first day, this hotel used to be a very good budget option for Prague but prices have gone up significantly.

Modern rooms with convenient connections to the city center

Pros: Room was clean and modern. Loved the building! Great deal for the price. I could easily get to the city by metro

Cons: Wish they had a better selection at breakfast