Praha Boutique Hotel

good, recently renovated

The bathroom door swings in an awkward direction, so opening and closing it is inconvenient. The pillows were also much too high, and I couldn't sleep well. I've filed a complaint, and I have no intention of coming back unless they deal with these problems. They told me they'd taken all the lower pillows to the therapy center, which makes me question how they're selling this. Hangang Ramen has been introduced, and they may add more if it proves popular. If they do, they're considering toppings like green onions, peppers, cheese, and raw eggs. I'd be willing to pay extra for those.

The lobby and rooms have a pleasant feel, and the hotel has a European style that fits its name. But the bathrooms, guest room walls, and floors are worn and seem due for repairs. It still works as a place to stay on a business trip, though it may have been nicer in the past.

It's quiet and clean, tucked just behind the intercity bus terminal. There's a convenience store on the first floor, and although it's outside the city center and not crowded, Homeplus and other shopping areas are close by. Food delivery is available too, and the location is hard to beat.