Prague Hostels

Czech Inn hostel exceeded my expectations in every way. The welcoming atmosphere and friendly staff made me feel right at home. The rooms were clean, cozy, and well-maintained, providing a comfortable retreat after a day of exploring. The communal spaces had a vibrant energy, fostering a sense of community among travelers. If you're looking for a hostel that combines affordability with a fantastic experience, Czech Inn is the perfect choice. I highly recommend it to fellow travelers seeking a memorable stay in Prague.

The hostel is tidy and they clean the rooms every morning. The receptionists are also very helpful and friendly, you can ask them about anything and they're always ready to help. About the location, it's not the best but also definitely not bad. It's easy to find the hostel and there's a tram stop just 5 minutes away from the hostel, where you can take a tram to the center and other parts of the city. Although the pool and sauna were overall good, the pool is neither heated nor does it look as good as in the official pictures. In reality it's a bit cold and there are cracks on the walls which might look unwelcoming at first sight. Finally, it's not a youth hostel. And in our opinion, it's not the place to be if you want to socialize.

5/5 stars, and would definitely consider going to Prague again just for this great hostel. I stayed in the male dormitory which was fantastic. There were lamps, power outlets, storage facilities, 2 showers and 3 toilets. Both the rooms and the bathrooms were in perfect condition and very clean It is close to the city center and public transport, meaning that pretty much everything is nearby. And if you want help figuring out where to go, the reception will do that :) The hostel is on a side street, but only 20 meters or so from the nearest larger road, so the walk to the hostel shouldn't be too problematic for anyone. The hostel itself is good in terms of safety. The reception is nice and I believe there are cameras at the stairs. You can also lock the storage space in your rooms to keep your stuff safe. (You can borrow a locker at the reception) The location is perfect. It is pretty much in the city center, however it is down a smaller street meaning that there isn't too much noise at night from the larger streets. There is plenty of public transport nearby. You can rent a towel or buy breakfast for quite reasonable prices at the reception. This Hostel was so much better than I could have hoped for. The price was the cheapest I could find in Prague (and the cheapest I have seen anywhere), and yet the reception has great service and is open 24/7 and everything is perfect about the place. There is Wifi included. I would advise you to book directly on their website to save some money and hopefully support them more :)

This is a good place, very close to the train station, a few minutes away, not far from the old city, very convenient to stroll. Some beds are not going to bed, it is more comfortable to live, the kitchen is in the room, it is very convenient to burn a hot water. Overall satisfaction.

This hostel is the hotel with the best atmosphere I have stayed in Europe these few days. The front desk is very friendly and everyone who comes in will greet me. The bathroom and toilet here are independent. They are not in the room. The facilities are great. There are plugs, small lights and curtains at the head of the bed. Even if a girl lives alone, it will not be awkward, because there is enough privacy.

The transport links from the centre are ideal. There are several tram connections every few minutes to the city centre and all the sights. The hostel has 24-hour check-in with a living room atmosphere. There is a delicious coffee for little money. There is a courtyard garden where you can sit under the trees (and drink a beer in the sun, for example). Large cellar bar. The house is clean and has a sophisticated feel. My room with lots of windows had six single beds. Freshly made, it was a pleasure to sleep in. All in all, I felt very comfortable. The international staff were very friendly, service-oriented and always helpful. This 7th district in Prague is interesting. A former heavy industry district with factories and warehouses has been transformed into a great trendy district with lots of cafes, bistros, restaurants, all kinds of shops and boutiques. Ambience. I liked everything there.

The location is excellent, 3 minutes from the nearest subway station and 1 minute from the tram station. But there are more beggars downstairs, and girls need to be careful when traveling alone. About 800 meters away from the old town, there are many restaurants downstairs, and there are also big supermarkets such as billa and tesco. The hotel has different social activities every day, and you can meet new friends. The equipment is also very complete, with a large kitchen, a mailbox and a computer. There is a fan in the room and the equipment is simple.

The hostel is well located, near the old city and a 15 minute walk from the train station, but is poorly signposted - look out for the fat soldier figure on the sidewalk. Reception and kitchen are on the ground floor, sleeping areas on floors 3 to 5. It is a long climb to the top floor (100 steps) - no lift in this heritage listed building. Even then your climb may not be over; the bunks are triple deckers. WiFi is weak on the top floor but good on the ground floor. The bunks are comfortable but lack curtains. The kitchen is small but functional, it even has a good coffee maker. I found the staff helpful throughout. There is good security with keycard access to the accommodation section, individual rooms and lockers. The facilities are clean and well maintained.

Absolutely outstanding location. Maybe one of the best hostels in Central Europe. In a very old building with bags of character and quirkyness. Has some of the “faded almost run down” atmosphere you seem to get in most hostels (Part of the compulsory spec you could say) but if it was given new stair flooring, repaint the walls and put up some little lights and place potted plants then the discerning tourists would flock here. Very helpful staff, and yes that location again. In the more pleasant Lesser Town side of the river you just couldn’t better it. Reasonable prices being a hostel in dorms or private rooms are available at still very competitive rates.

An institute for the destitute The worst place around. I dont normally leave reviews but i felt this place to be an exception and felt i must provide people with a real insight. The first thing to mention is the poor facilities, the showers were ice cold with terrible water pressure that near enough dripped from the shower head, in addition to this the shower curtains provided were only long enough to cover half a cubicle! Boxed toilets filled with human waste, grot and other filth. The sleeping arrangements were dire to say the least. Incredibly creaky bunks and matresses that felt more like a crash mat than a bed. All that aside, the worst is yet to come! Upon returning to the hostel at around 11pm we were greated by an enraged barman who hurled abuse at us all in the street, verbal abuse to such a degree i had never encountered before. This was highly embarrasing and was the result of a simple queiry at the reception that morning to which the staff there were pleasant. We were pushed aside by the enraged barman who screamed ‘F*** You’ continuously as he stormed past! We then carried on and our stay became more unpleasent by the day. One awful night we attended the bar for a beer as the barman had apologised for his outburst of inexhaustable rage. Whilst enjoying a beer there were homeless and destitute people all around. One of which was sick right behind us and then proceeded to pass out! This was nothing unusual it seems as nobody reacted. Later we discovered that there was truth to this as the night after we went for a drink before bed and the same homeless man was there once again in the same seat and once again he threw up all over himself a second time. The barman, mentioned previously, simply walked right past this and didnt’ clean it up! I would recommend a tent in an alley before this hostel!