Nasavrky Holidays from AU$776

Male, solo, 4 days. Zero complaints. Everything works. I was in the "first" floor which is actually the second floor in the hotel, facing the street. So I thought the noise was going to ruin everything. Well. It is double window and slept like a baby! I am a really light sleeper! Came late at night and left early in the mornings. No issues at all. Bus that gets you from/to airport stops right in front of the station. Just use the elevator and crossover to the hotel. Walking distance to the old town is like 10 minutes. There is also a little market in the same street, closing late to buy water or something. Also two Italian restaurants same street. It is just great and convenient location. Recommended.

Okay building in a nice neighborhood. Easy bolt to attractions, but building was just okay. Price was great, but didn’t love having a usual check in and daily housekeeping. That is on us though, booking this site. Felt safe and secure in the building.

The staff were incredibly friendly, always saying hello in passing, and couldn't do enough to help. Reception even loaned us a European plug adaptor at no charge after we forgot ours. The room was clean and large. We upgraded to include access to the Executive Lounge, which is highly recommended - a bargain - and offers a great aerial view of the city. A beautiful hotel and we would definitely stay here again

The Pytloun is well located on Wenceslas square - bit more like a "boulevard" than a square! A central area of town with the main National museum at one end of the square, and it is a wide street, lined with shops, but called Wenceslas Square - So great central location just in the new town, but on the edge of the "Old Town" The hotel building itself is old, but inside is all refurbished and smart with comfy beds, good amenities and delicious food - see the photo on Expedia site. Staff were friendly and helpful and I would certainly go back and be happy to recommend

Amazing hotel lovely big room with view of the square amazing breakfast in Mozart cafe. Would just reiterate what other have said about the stairs in the old part. We we were room 201 and lots of stairs to climb and no lift x