Czech Inn

It's not bad and the Room is big, there was no wardrobe/closet, so you just have to put your clothes on the chair or leave it in your suitcase, the bathroom smells really bad anytime you flush or take a shower cus the sewer is open, the TV doesn't work, and the bar is very boring, there are other bars in the area though the location I PRAGUE 2, I didn't make any friends cuz most of the people staying there are students, all they do is study and nothing else, I'll suggest you get a regular hotel (it costs less and with breakfast included) and make friends using a dating app or on a boat party, for 180 Czech koruna you'll have a buffet breakfast that is just bread and all types of cornflakes, no croissant in sight, all and all, I'll rate it 6 out of 10 simply because the single rooms needs to be more cosy and not like an abandoned bunker.

It's a nice hostel, clean and comfortable. Location was good, not super central but with good connection with centre, and was reachable within 20min by tram or 1-2h on foot. Direct connection to main bus station. Good value for money. Our room was big, bathroom new and good. Very clean, with a lot of space for luggage, small wardrobe and enough sockets. Many amenities are offered, such as breakfast, bar, laundry room, luggage room, kitchen, snack shop, many spots to sit and work/hang out.

The breakfast was great and for a very reasonable price. There was cold meet/cheese/boiled eggs, the usual salad stuff, a range of good cereals (much nicer than the usual terrible hostel cereals) plus toast AND waffles! Also, there was a variety of juices and teas, plus coffee too. The beds were very comfy & clean, and not noisy from squeaks etc. and all had a light and an electric point. There were half curtains, which doesn't really work for privacy, though it's better than nothing. The staff were very friendly and the cafe and bar on site helped offer options for drinks or attempts at socialising.

People at the reception were very friendly and informative, answered all my doubts and recommended me a travel plan very promply. The bunk beds were comfortable and came with a storage trunk to keep your stuff. Location was good as well. While not a stone's throuw away from the Old Town of Prague, the tram stand right outside the hostel allows you reach all the places of tourism within a few minutes. They also offer you a shared kitchen if you want to cook anything there.

That it’s out of the CBD, yet accessible by tram/bus, especially to the train and bus terminals. And, given Prague’s very expensive accommodation rates, it was reasonable value for money