Nh Prague City, Prague

I found the hotel to be conveniently located near public transportation and within a reasonable distance from the heart of the city. The rooms were comfortable, but a bit warmer than my preference. The service was lacking friendliness and helpfulness, and there were some issues with the bar closing unexpectedly early. Dining options were good overall, with a variety of fresh choices available. The hotel had some drawbacks, but it offered good value for the price paid.

The hotel rooms were very well equipped and very clean, although overcrowded at times with limited seating and lacking some essentials like plates and coffee. The outdated decor was a downside, but the rooms were generally clean with the added bonus of a tea and coffee facility.

The hotel was a bit further out from the city center and not convenient to major sites. The rooms were hot and not very appealing due to a small window in a corner, but at least they were not facing the street. The service was just okay, with staff providing the easiest solution without much enthusiasm. Despite the location drawbacks, the dining experience was vast with plenty of options. However, the hotel is close to the commercial center, and the top restaurant provides a nice view.

The hotel offers large and comfortable rooms with all thinkable amenities, including a kitchenette. However, it falls a bit short of a 4-star standard. The service is generally friendly and accommodating, with a nice breakfast option and convenient parking under the hotel, although an unexpected room intrusion at 2 am was bothersome. The location is great, with easy access to bus and metro stations, restaurants, and a shopping mall. The dining experience is excellent, with a wide selection including freshly cooked eggs. Overall, a good value for money choice.