Royal Court Hotel

10 minutes' walk to bus stops. A bit too far. Breakfast was Okay. extremely small room/bed.

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 bit noisy as we live near the front door But the reception is nice n room is clean

Disappointing Stay – Not a Four-Star Experience I recently stayed at the Royal Court Hotel, Prague, and I would not recommend it. While the location is convenient—close to I.P. Pavlova station for buses, trams, and the underground—there was little else to praise. The hotel claims to be four-star, but it falls far below that standard. Our standard room was so small we couldn’t even open a suitcase on the floor. The room safe was broken, and when we asked for it to be fixed, we were told it wouldn’t be until the next day, leaving our valuables unsecured. The bed was nothing more than a mattress on, a piece of wood then on top of four wooden blocks, shifting every time someone moved. Cleanliness was also an issue. We found chewing gum stuck to the wall behind the door, the shower leaked, and the inside door lock was either broken or loose, causing it to rattle constantly. The staff were unhelpful when we requested a new room. They didn’t even check availability and instead tried to placate us with a bottle of wine, which we don’t drink. We reluctantly paid €30 to upgrade, but the new room was barely better—the same bed issues and a horrible sewage smell that lasted all evening, forcing us to keep the extractor fan running all day. Would I recommend this hotel? Absolutely not. It was far from a four-star experience, and the service was unimpressive. Would I recommend Prague? Absolutely, yes. It is a stunning city with excellent public transport, making it easy to explore—just choose a different hotel.