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"I would definitely go back"

"Our second stay at this Hotel. It’s a very central location near to the Prague Powder tower and Old town. Quiet at night Perfect for taking in all the sights without walking too far. Great Breakfast selection Staff all really helpful. We will definitely stay here again . "

"Hotel was excellent. Staff were very nice and helpful and the location is great, close to most attractions in the city "

"The hotel was great and the location was excellent. However, the breakfast could be improved – the selection was quite limited."

"Great location, ambiance, fantastic staff… Abdul Rahman gave us some great recommendations. also the concierge (which I can’t remember his name) who was very helpful.. would love to come back again "

"Very clean and good service Also nice bar"

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"Stayed here once before and loved it so started again. The area is safe and you can walk anywhere in the city of you want to buy there are numerous public transport options within 5 minutes walk. Staff great, room comfortable"

"The Hotel That Quietly Wins Prague (and Your Heart) I stayed at the Michelangelo Grand Hotel twice during my Prague trip — once to kick things off (June 17–18), and again to wrap it up (June 22–23). Both times, the staff made me feel like I’d stumbled into a five-star hotel disguised as a really well-run four-star. I’ve stayed in places that cost twice as much and didn’t come close to this level of service. The front desk? Rockstars. They helped me with currency exchange, held my luggage without a second thought, and even let me check in early — which felt like a miracle after a transatlantic haul. They were consistently kind, helpful, and genuinely seemed to care that my stay went well. Honestly, if they’d offered to adopt me and let me live behind the reception desk, I might’ve considered it. Rooms were clean, cool (yes, actual air conditioning that works), and comfortable. First room was a simple queen — perfect. Second one had a queen plus a double — even better. Bonus points for the coffee maker, free bottled water, and random little coffee candies that I definitely didn’t need but definitely ate. Even the bathroom soap and shampoo were good — once I figured out the fancy squeeze bottles, which I stared at like a caveman discovering plastic. Location? Ridiculous. You’re practically tripping over history the moment you step out the door. The Franz Kafka rotating head statue? Right there. The Jewish Garden Memorial with its black granite “benches” — actually a powerful"