Carlton Reviews

I expected better considering that bigger hotels offer lower price than Carleton. Nothing really special just a bedroom and bathroom to sleep in. The hotel is boring and breakfast might have been the worst I ever had in a hotel.

Very beautiful, a city with a great travel experience, and the hotel is also very comfortable

The room was spacious and very nice. There were no particular issues and I was able to stay very comfortably. Breakfast was included and the variety was very satisfying.

There is something wrong with the hairdryer. The wind is still freezing after blowing for a long time, and it is not strong enough. Everything else is very good👍

Very clean hotel and well connected to the city center (about 10 minutes by tram). Nearby there are all the services you need such as groceries, supermarkets and night clubs. Well-stocked sweet and savory breakfast

Everything is very good👍, I will stay here again soon

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Pleasantly surprised at just how good this hotel is. Pleasant helpful staff, spotlessly clean and spacious room, good internet, very comfortable large bed, excellent breakfast and good transport nearby. Opposite the hotel is a very good supermarket and a short walk up the road is the Prague TV Tower and park which is well worth a visit. Sound insulation of the room was very good and we were not disturbed at all by the frequent trams passing by.

Great connection to CC and main railway station with tram or also by foot (40min from Karl's bridge). Breakfast was good, althought it could be more diverse. Faboulus and spacy rooms, elevator, airconditioner, tv with foreign chanalls, wifi, of course. Nice staff. Simpatic neighborhood with bars, restaurants etc. Only thing for minus... I'm used to sleep in silence, so trams woke me up every morning. :)

The Carlton Hotel was just what we needed for our stay in Prague. We required somewhere in Zizkov so we were near a friend's place. The hotel was close to tram stops, served a good breakfast, and provided an excellent double room which was large and spotlessly clean. The bed was very comfortable with lots of good quality pillows and the bathroom was stocked with more white fluffy towels than we needed. The hotel is located on quite a busy road, but the Aircon kept us cool during 30+ degree days and there was no need to open a window, so traffic noise didn't bother us. We had a very enjoyable stay here and recommend it for couples staying in Prague for a short or long break. There's a good selection of restaurants within a few blocks. It's not the prettiest of suburbs, but very practical. The Hotel is situated opposite a good supermarket and it's a short walk to the bus stop for the 136 to Eden shopping mall. We walked to the old town on the first night. It was a 15 minute walk to a really lovely park area where we found a cool pub amongst trees with DJ (Sat night), good beer and a roof terrace for sundowners. Then it was another 10 mins walk to Wenceslas Sq. When we left Prague, we needed to go to the main train station, which was just 2 stops on the tram.

The hotel is close to tram stops which basically makes it convenient to get to anywhere in Prague. There are good and reasonably priced restaurants within short walking distance and the rooms are nice and clean. To top it off, it has a great breakfast spread too!

Can't complain about the bedrooms - large king sized bed, comfy temperature due to that the global warming really is closing in on central Europe making the city appear like a sauna from heck at daytime. But: that is probably more thanks to the laws of physics than the AC, our friends melted on the top floor (we got the bottom). The breakfast must be the most disgusting meal I ever (almost) had. Me myself identify as a food lover, not a gourmand but as someone who's appetite never fails; havn't missed a meal in years and have, drunk as fudge, been picking cold left over fries from strangers plates at fast food chains in the middle of the night at times. I can eat food that's not my favourite without complaining. But this really was next level; it doesn't look much to the world but it's first when you try to grab a bite the real disaster reveals itself. The bread might have been cut into slices a week ago, two weeks, who knows? You probably could slit someones artery vein with it. Or beat a small animal over the edge. Going on to the cheese; I wanted to stay safe and go for a mild one just to discover that the cheese station was a mixed up mayhem of gouda, gorgonzola and blue mold cheese that smelled worse that santas breath itself. Off to the eggs then; the scrambled ones looked like porrige most of the time and smelled like a farm house, tried out the hard boiled instead, almost impossible to peel just to discover that the yolk was green and gray in a deep unpleasent way, awakening my alien paranoia. Vegetables you might wonder. Yes, in a very east european way; canned salad still swimming in it's liquid (!) Just when you thought your sickness couldn't get any worse. Tried out the yoghurt, just to discover that it's been poured up in huge bowls and got the same temperature as the breakfast restaurant itself which led to the conclusion that the pouring might have happened many hours ago. Or that the Czech Republic still hasn't discovered the benefits of refrigerators. The cakes and sweets looked glossy and delicious but do not get fooled by that, the artificial taste forces you to, in best case, in a calm sense wonder what's in there and if it's even legal. I myself also mourned that something so beautiful also could be filled with poison (great song by Venom) and that my naive mind thought that this, the last outpost, would save me. Shout out to the butter that actually was served in small, disposable packages. And to the coffee that was actually strong. Probably two days old and full of crap but I was to desperate to care by then. As a scandinavian I need my caffeine, and are apparantly used to higher standards. But in this case I totally had to reevaluate my self image, faceing my limit at the rock bottom breakfast hoovering feelings in my body that made me realise that there was no guarantee that this gruesome dirt would stay for long if I tried to put it in there. I was beaten, and both sick and hungry, leaving the room of horro

We booked a short break to Prague for our wedding anniversary and stayed at the Hotel Carlton. We were thoroughly pleased with our stay. The hotel was clean, the staff friendly, a decent breakfast was included in the price, plus it was really convient for catching the tram into the old town from just down the road Our room was lovely and included a huge bedroom, living area and bathroom. We would definitely stay there again.

This is my second stay in this hotel and I am very pleased with my stay and the hotel personnel. I would like to especially mention that during my last stay I have only noticed that I have done booking for the incorrect dates when I arrived to the hotel and the booking was non-refundable type, however the receptionist and the manager let me stay in the hotel by changing the dates without any extra charge. Overall, the room is very clean and hotel design is authentic. In my previous stay I had a chance to have breakfast in the hotel as well and iwas very pleased with the selections and the quality of food. Definitely recommend to anyone planning a trip to Prague!