Revelton Studios Prague

The tram noise from the street outside the hotel was constant enough that I could hear it even with earplugs. Worse, they offer extra prizes for leaving reviews, which explains why the ratings are so good. They keep sending messages many months after a stay, even after I unsubscribed multiple times. I never signed up for them in the first place. They don’t respect that, and it’s against GDPR too. I’ll never stay at Revelton Studios again.

I liked the room’s style, pictures and names, and it was clean and cozy. There was even a little snack waiting for me. The atmosphere felt familiar, and I appreciated how kind the staff were. The location worked well for my business trip, and it’s easy to reach from the main railway station. My room faced the main road, but with the window closed it was quiet enough, and the hotel also provides earplugs. Definitely worth the price I paid.

This was my fourth stay at one of revelton's studios, and I’ve been glad each time. The room was cozy and the staff were nice. We got a croissant when we first went to our room, too. There’s a tram stop very close, and you can get to the city center without changing trams, though the ride still usually takes 20-30 minutes. We’re already looking forward to coming back.

I appreciated the early check-in, the quiet room I’d asked for, and being able to leave my bag in the luggage room after checkout. The room was clean, comfortable and had everything I needed, though slippers would’ve been handy. The croissants at check-in were a nice touch; maybe a small water bottle was left out for environmental reasons, to avoid plastic. The location suited me. It’s a little outside the center, which I prefer to the tourist areas, and the tram was convenient. My one disappointment was the welcome. I pushed the door and the young woman, who I think was the manager, stayed in her office instead of coming out. I had to ask about my room, and she said it was ready. I like staff to give guests space, but this felt a bit cold and impersonal. The room card explains everything, but in a foreign city it would’ve been nice to speak with someone, even briefly.