McSleep Hostel Prague

The hostel is only a few minutes' walk from the old town, so I saw the castle, old town, Jewish quarters, Charles bridge, and other cliché tourist sights without needing public transport. The staff were awesome and did everything they could to help and accommodate us. There’s a kitchen and lounge where you can socialize, and I met people from all over the world. The beds were about what you'd expect in this kind of hostel, not the world's most comfortable, but not terrible either. The rooms got too hot on some hot days when I was there. For the very reasonable price, though, I can't really complain. I totally recommend it if you want to meet people and aren't too concerned about luxury.

The hostel is worth the money and the experience, and the staff are super friendly. The facilities are great, though it takes a little time to find the place since there’s no sign outside. On my first trip to Prague, the building and entrance looked old from the outside. Highly recommend.

The place was comfortable and had plenty to do, with a TV, surround sound, a Playstation, board games, and a decent kitchen. The staff were friendly too. I stayed in a four-person shared dorm. It felt more like sharing an apartment than staying in a hostel, though, and the mattress and bed were pretty worn out. It was missing that hostel atmosphere.

The rooms were bright and roomy, and the hostel was clean, with good Wi-Fi and a fully equipped kitchen. They also provide tea, coffee, towels, and slippers at no extra cost. Getting around was easy: Charles Bridge was about a 25-minute walk, and Praha train station about 20 minutes. The staff were wonderful, especially Sany and Ulvi. I’d happily recommend the place.