Hotels near Exaltation of the Holy Cross Church in Prague

It is a modern building, we had a family room which was spacious and the beds were comfortable, and we had stunning view from the 19th floor. The staff was kind and helpful. The breakfast was simple but delicious, they filled up the buffet quickly, there was never a shortage of anything, and there was even oat milk.Good transport to the city center, the tram stop is a 3-minute walk away. Excellent value for money, hotel quality at a hostel price.

Hotel a few tram stops from the center of Prague. The room was really nice and equipped with everything. Highly recommended if you are looking for cheap accommodation away from ******. If I were to return to Prague I would definitely go back to them

Wonderful stay we had in a charming 40sm appartement. Perfectly cleaned, soundproof and amazing thermic isolation. Regarding the location is perfect for a typical local experience far from the OVERCROWDED central streets and main sightseeing but easy and fast connections by metro and tramway in 20min max. The staff was very kind specially a young guy upon check out time on our last night (Saturday 4th Nov). We'll stay absolutely here for our next trip to one of the most beautiful cities in Europe. We highly recommend to assist to Opera concerts as they're very cheap comparing to western European countries.

Excellent hotel ... modern, clean, fairly central, spacious rooms (with fluffy pillows). Friendly, helpful staff. Excellent and varied range of breakfast food, either cold buffet or cooked choice. After checking out there is no charge for leaving any luggage prior to departure for airport etc. The hotel is situated directly opposite Florenc metro station, an interchange for all 3 underground lines, and has a tram stop which services several routes to city centre and beyond. Also in close proximity are a supermarket, a shopping mall and several (varied nationality) restaraunts and, of course, the ubiquitous McDonald's (for those who like such fare!). Hotel also boasts a bar, bistro and food vending machines. I highly recommend Botanique Hotel.

Booked EA Embassy Prague Hotel, after a few minutes got a message that the hotel is closed and we are moved to the Ramada Prague City Centre. They didn't ask me if I wanted that or not. And of course the Ramada is also the worse hotel (even though both have 4 stars).... Also, according to Booking I had to pay 170€, but according to the bill it was the equivalent of 181€. First I was told that is due to the conversion rate of my bank, which is of course nonsense, because I looked for the official conversion rate.

Fantastic hotel, in a great location with a very helpful and attentive staff and excellent offering. Our room was very modern, spacious, clean and had all the amenities you would need for your stay (coffee machine, kettle, fridge, dishwasher there is an oven as well but we didn't use it). Breakfast - beautifully laid out buffet bar offering warm and cold selection with an excellent choice for any dietary requirements; fresh ingredients, lovely local breads, fruit, pastry, freshly made omelettes - very tasty. Staff - Reception - young, welcoming, attentive, helpful - just great :-) Bar - Mr. Jan - absolute star who makes the best cocktail - if you like espresso martini - go for The Julius cocktail - it's just perfect after all day walking around Prague. Jan was super friendly, professional, no matter how big or small our bar order was. He kept the table always nice, tidy and his attentive service was very appreciated. Breakfast staff - team of buzzy Bees - making your stay wonderful, caring, taking care of the breakfast bar looking tidy and in order Cleaning ladies - kept our room nice, tidy and fresh. All we can say is - we had a fantastic stay and when back in Prague, we will be looking to stay at the Julius again. The hotel is very well placed, not too far from the local attractions and it always welcomes you back after a long day of exploring. Thank you again :-)!

Stayed at the Praha 5 with my husband and two sons plus their girlfriends (all in their 20s). We were all impressed with the wide comfortable beds, the stylish bathrooms and the friendly service. (I was there on my birthday and they marked it with birthday cake and towel sculptures :-)). The breakfast was tasty too and the hotel was very clean. This area of Prague is a 25 minute walk from the Petrin Tower, but very close to a good shopping area, and eating out around here is relatively cheap.

This is my first time in Prague and this is one expensive hotel (but I guess it's like this for all hotels in Prague). Location wise, it's is a walkable 15 minutes to the main train station or the metro station is only a few mintues away. The staff are really helpful. They helped planned my day's sightseeing! There are a few restaurants nearby but most still require about a 5 to 10 minute walk. The room itself is very clean, spacious and come with all the usual amenities. I have some issues with getting hot water for showering on one of the day which was fixed quite promptly but I think the hot water is only satisfactory hot (and not like boiling hot). I stayed during the winter months so the AC in the room don't work. The building is centrally heated and the temperature adjustment is against the wall. It took me two days to figure this out though the temperature in my room was okay (so it doesn't really matter). Overall, my stay has been pleasant and I will likely stay here again next time I'm in Prague (and I will be back. Prague is such a beautiful city). I'm hoping next time I won't need to fork out an arm and a leg to stay here.

A friend I spent 4 nights at this hotel whilst visiting another friend and seeing the sights in Prague. In terms of location, the hotel is a little out of the main centre (15 min walk approx). However it still feels very central due to how large Prague is and sprawls out. The hotel is not dated but doesn’t seem particularly modern either. It has a very simplistic feel. Staff are polite in the reception upon arrival. It has a very small lobby area with seating, vending machines and toilets hidden away. This area could get crowded easily. The rooms themselves are basic. They are clean and tidy, have decent beds, a small desk and a wardrobe. Numerous charging sockets are available which is nice and there is a TV. Unfortunately, there is no safe or mini fridge which did feel like a small hindrance. The bathroom is not spacious but is once again clean and tidy. Towels are replenished daily and small toiletries are provided. The hotel offers breakfast which was included within our booking. The breakfast is very basic. Cereals, fruit, yoghurt, ham, cheese and some boiled eggs is all it has to offer. However, the coffee and drinks machines were in good working order and the staff worked hard. Overall, this hotel offers a simple, easy and affordable stay in Prague. You get what you pay for but I was satisfied with the overall value. The additions of a safe, mini fridge and a more comprehensive breakfast would pay dividends though.

we are now home from a short but very pleasant trip in Prague. The hotel was in a perfect location, we had the smallest room that was good enough to sleep in with a private bathroom. very nice people at the reception who were always staffed. thank you Mr. Ali and Mr. Marcel who made our stay even more enjoyable and thank you for allowing us to check out an hour later. The location of the hotel is central, close to all the old town with many good and cozy cafes and restaurants. Thanks!