Prague Hostels

"I throughly enjoyed my stay here. It had a cost and homely feel. It started with a friendly check in experience. The two ladies were apologetic about the fact that the lift had malfunctioned and as I was staying 5 nights across a weekend (when not likely to get fixed quickly) they were rearranging the room to put me on a lower floor. The room had 3 bunk beds of wooden construction, enclosed on three sides with curtains. Inside the mattress was narrower than the platform, though the upside meant there was a ‘shelf’ the full length of bed on to which I could put many items (drinks, clothes, handbags etc). Hooks inside and outside the bed space. Individual lights and two power sockets. It feels very roomy , like your own living space. The room had shelving, under bed drawers big enough for carry on luggage (own padlock needed), table and chairs. Showers and toilets are in the corridor, my first thought that there was not enough but I never needed to wait as they were occupied. Hairdryer at sink. Kept clean. Each bed is provided with a small hand towel: I thought this was a great idea as it was sufficient to dry off and saved heavy use of my travel towel. Front entrance, corridors and rooms accessed by key card access. It felt like a safe place. I made frequent use of the self catering kitchen that was clean, modern and well equipped. There were plenty of storage boxes provided. There is a common area in front of reception. Beer and food available. Reliable WiFi. Location was very good. 10 min walk from the train station and drop off place of FlixBus. Vegan restaurant 10min walk. 5 min walk to Wenceslas square which has many shops and Christmas market food stalls. 10-15min walk to old town square with the astronomical clock and main Christmas market. With how busy the old town Centre is I am so glad to not be staying right in/next to it. I went to performances at the national theatre and Dvorak Hall and after evening performances felt safe walking back to the hostel. It is very easy to get around by walking or tram. If I go back to Prague, this is where I will stay."

"Breakfast is relatively simple, but it is basically enough. There are no sausages or meat. The center is two or three kilometers away, right? The service staff is more enthusiastic, there is a kitchen on each floor, and you can cook by yourself, which is good"

"I definitely recommend it!!! The hostel is right in the center, everything is within walking distance! Very beautiful rooms, clean, cozy, with a stunning view from the window! Daily cleaning is excellent, the only thing missing is soap and shampoo."

"This hostel offers excellent security. Guests need to tap their room card at the entrance before accessing the lobby. The lobby is very quiet, quite ideal for travellers who prefer a calm and comfortable place to rest rather than a social hostel. The washrooms are clean and spacious, although the showers don’t have hooks, which makes it a bit inconvenient to hang clothes or valuables brought inside. Hair dryers are available. Lockers are not card-operated. You will need to bring your own padlock or purchase one at the reception. The wheeled lockers are located under the bed, and pulling them out can be slightly noisy."

"Located just below Prague Castle, you can walk to the castle in about 15 minutes. The room is a room for 8 people with 4 bunk beds. There is little privacy because there is no partition in the bed, but I think it will be solved if you dry towels. The bathroom was very beautiful. The kitchen was beautiful. Towels were also rented for free. The staff was kind, cheerful and pleasant."

"The location is pretty good, and there’s a bar down of the hostel that you can chill if you want. And there’s a station nearby which is super convenient to go to the city centre and everywhere. There are also some really good bakery nearby that you should not miss out. It’s not dirty, not like so clean either. The room card is always not working, but everytime the staff did help me to solve the issue. I don’t know is it just me but there’s no hot water to bath in one bathroom, I didn’t ask the staff to help on this one I just accepted the fact of it. My bed doesn’t have a cover so the privacy extent is not high, and I don’t have a space to hang my towel, if someone is concern about that. No free shampoo and stuff like that, but u think you can purchase from reception with an affordable cheap price. So far I think it’s not bad, and the price is more affordable."

"This hostel is located right next to Charles Bridge. I stayed in a dormitory. The room was comfortable, and the kitchen with a microwave, kettle, and refrigerator, and the bathroom were clean! The only disappointing thing was that when I was relaxing in the bed I was shown, a person who had just returned from sightseeing got angry and said, ”That's my bed! Why are you sleeping there!?” I explained that the staff had just shown me to my bed, but they didn't seem to understand and we had a bit of a fight. I didn't want to sleep in someone else's bed either, but they got angry at me...I understand that it's a dormitory, so there are all kinds of things...But I explained the situation to the staff and they understood. I used up a lot of energy... If it weren't for that, I think I would have a comfortable stay."

"I chose this hostel because of its great location. Every night, we played drinking games in the old friend's space at the hostel, and the hostel also planned things like sightseeing tours, which I thought were very interesting. The only thing that bothered me was that there was no elevator and I had to climb a lot of stairs 😅"

"Location is great, but a big confusing to get to. The large sign outside of the building doesn’t actually say the hostel name (A plus). It says something else. The woman that checked me in and out was friendly and welcoming. I stayed in a “private” room but the toilets and showers were still shared, which was one of the purposes of me getting a private room…. This wasn’t made clear before booking. The floors were not cleaned, and my room was not cleaned in the second day (I stayed two nights). The toilets and showers were ok, but should be cleaned. When I was there, they weren’t “dirty”, but didn’t look like they’d been cleaned in quite a while. The common area was just a bunch of tables and chairs and there wasn’t much socializing going on. When I walked in, there’s was one guy who was taking a nap. That was it. There is a cool old-school elevator that works from the first floor, which is fun. Not sure why my room was as expensive as it was considering I could have stayed in an actual hotel for relatively the same price. Overall this wasn’t a bad place to stay, but definitely not worth the price."

"Excellent hostel for solo travelers. I stayed for 3 nights in an 8-bed mixed-gender dorm and felt completely comfortable. The beds are metal, but the mattresses are soft, and the linen is clean. The curtains are very thick, blocking out all light. There were enough showers and toilets, all clean and tidy. The breakfasts deserve special mention. For just 10 euros, there's a huge variety of everything. You can eat your fill and then some! Unexpectedly good! It's within walking distance to all the main attractions. The main train station is a 20-minute walk away. The metro and trams are right nearby. Highly recommend!"