Pension Beta

I love this place. It’s fairly close to the hauptbahnhof, and the tram gets you to old town in just a few minutes. Even with that convenience, it’s away from the crowds, with a big green space nearby. The rooms are great and the staff are awesome. The man who checked me in was really kind and spoke excellent English. He always seemed to be at the desk, though I’m not sure when he sleeps. I’d have stayed another night, but I’d already booked my train out.

It’s a 40-minute walk to the main square, so you’ll end up using public transport. The staff are super friendly.

The place looked horrible and disgusting to us, with a highway just above it and a neighborhood we found a bit dangerous. We’d come from France for a bike trip across Czechia, but a DeutscheBahn train problem made us miss our first night. They canceled the whole three-day stay without a refund. When we arrived, the man was hostile, laughed at us, and said he’d booked the place to other people. He had our money twice over, and there was no way to discuss it. He even called the police to make us leave. The police laughed at the place when they arrived and said we could find much better accommodation for less. The man seemed dishonest and putrid to us. We won’t forget the experience. We found a much better place at 120 suits Praha.

I had the worst stay I can remember. The check-in was strange and complicated, and the owner was hostile and rude. He even told us, for no good reason, not to come to Prague again. The room was tiny and extremely noisy: you could hear people walking around in the morning and the railway outside. The room lock didn’t seem safe, and they wouldn’t switch on the stair lights. There’s no lift, so you have to carry your luggage up to the third floor. It was a horrible place and absolutely not worth the price. Please avoid it. I wouldn’t give this hotel a single star.