Residence Královský Vinohrad

The setting has some real pluses: it's quiet, close to the city center and tram stops, with a beautiful park nearby. Our room was large and clean, and the backyard was nice. But the price felt too high for the quality. The room got flooded with sunlight from around 7 am because the thin curtains did nothing to block it. The mattresses were basic, thin, and uncomfortable, so I stacked them to sleep decently. One towel had yellowish stains, and I had to ask for a replacement. The towels were worn, the carpet was old and rough, and bathroom water pressure was low. There's no air conditioning, and the wifi doesn't work in the yard.

Both rooms we stayed in were charming and spacious, with high ceilings and garden views. Room 1 had a more modern bathroom than the other, but I'd happily stay in either one again. The traditional Czech building is beautiful and well located, and the multilingual staff were friendly and made everything easy.

It's reasonably priced and well connected, with a 24-hour convenience store nearby. The rooms on the entrance side are much bigger than those at the back. Just keep in mind, this is a residential property converted into hotel rooms, not really a hotel.

The staff were nice, but the place was filthy and the furniture was old and uncomfortable. We also had some kind of bugs in our room throughout the stay. Pretty sad for somewhere in such a nice location. The TV didn't work either, and the room wasn't quite what the booking pictures showed.