City Break Atelier Praga

The bathroom was the only place with a clear plus: the rainfall shower was good. Otherwise, it smelled really unpleasant, possibly from a plumbing problem, and there were only two towels for two people staying four nights. The glass bathroom door doesn't close fully, so there’s almost no privacy. You’d have to be very comfortable with the person you’re sharing with. The bed was far too soft, like sinking into a hole. The curtains barely blocked any light, either from the streetlights at night or in the morning. The bedding, especially the pillows, had long black hairs on it. I stay in hotels and Airbnbs at least once a month for work, family visits, and holidays, and this is one of the worst places I’ve had. The kitchen wasn’t really usable. It had just one pot, one frying pan in awful shape with deep scratches and peeling Teflon, and very little cutlery and dishware. A usable kitchen is one of the main reasons to choose this kind of accommodation over a hotel. We also got only three dishwasher tablets for four nights, and the dishwasher stopped working on the second use. The flat was poorly maintained and not properly cleaned. Bits of the bathroom wall were coming off, the skirting boards were unfinished throughout, and there were smudges and cobwebs on the walls. Staff didn’t respond at all. This is the sort of place you stay in once and don’t return to. Pay attention to the negative reviews and book somewhere else. It honestly feels like the good reviews must be fake or paid for.