We stayed for 2 night after our first stay in the Marriott Prague located in Old town, which was close to everything. This hotel is away from Tourist area, but location was perfect and stay was perfect for us. The flora mall is right across the street, service was excellant, Marriott taxi service excellent, room excellent and breakfast was not included in price, but the best breakfast i had in a very long time at a hotel. there is no pool, but you are too busy sight seeing and shopping to notice. it was nice to come back to a comfortable and relaxing hotel after a tiring day.

We stayed here for two nights after a trip from Munich. The property is located about three metro stops away from the main city center, which is nice if you like to get away from the touristy area of town. The neighborhood is a little dark but we never felt unsafe whatsoever. The incidence of pickpockets is probably lower near the Flora stop than it is in the city center anyway. There are great little bars and restaurants that are filled with locals all over this neighborhood, which we loved.

The hotel itself is a very clean, modernized US chain hotel. The rooms were quite large for European standards, and the Bathroom was both roomy and clean. The best part of our stay here was the helpfulness of the staff. As other reviewers have noted, the people of Prauge can be quite distant and seemingly unhelpful - the folks here at the Courtyard broke that mold and were immesely helpful with all of our touristy questions (how to get train tickets, how often buses ran, where to get change, etc...). Overall, it was a great place to set up camp for two days of exploring the city.

Hotel is right across the street from the Flora mall. From the front door of the hotel, turn right and cross the street. Enter the lower level of the mall right ahead of you and there is a grocery straight away. Continue to the other end of the mall and there is a Tabak (tobacco store) where you can buy a 3-day Metro pass. The funny thing is that the Metro does not sell the 3-day pass themselves! Still in the mall and just past tobacco store is the Metro. There are also some "fast food" type restaurants in the mall.

Once on the Metro, you are a few minutes away from Wenceslas square, etc.

The hotel is new and is fabulous. Don't think Courtyard! The rooms are more like full service Marriott's - large, spacious. Ours had a king sized bed and a refrigerator. The front desk was terrific, spoke English, and helped us out when we left our power converter in another countrry. Everything is very new and modern.

The hotel has a small snack shop and a nice bar/restaurant. We did not try the food there, but it is there if you need it for your travels.

The area around the hotel was very safe and clean. The mall was a regular modern mall. The Metro was very safe. Make sure you have a ticket. The Metro is on the honor system, but we were asked for tickets twice by undercover police officers.

Overall, this was a fantastic hotel.

Stayed at this property after a week in Berlin and was here for about 5 nights.

The rooms by European standards were huge! We had a love-seat and full real King sized bed! Although the bed was a little firm for our taste. The room offered about 5 channels of BBC or American type news shows, and 2-3 German channels, not that I came to Prague to watch TV -but it's nice after a long day of beer drinking and walking on cobblestones.

Ok so the hotel was very new. We never touched the resturant -because we had to walk through a mall off the subway to get to this property, and saw what things cost for real. --Go to Alberts (Grocery) if you need a bottle of water or a sandwhich for your fridge! (also in the morning they have fresh rolls and pastry for very cheap)

The Hotel is right off the Flora Subway stop and took us 7 minutes to get to a stop in the city center and to reach our friends who stayed at the Hotel Elite.

We didn't like the sometimes crowded and smoky lobby.