CORINTHIA HOTEL PRAGUE

Good for a meeting at the Kongress. Actually easier than expected to get to old town area using the subway/metro. Don't bother with a taxi, don't need it. Lower rating because you still have to use the train and the rooms are a bit small, given the price. Showers and bathroom very small. Lobby is nice and wifi is reliable.

I would definitely like to go there again. The staff of the hotel was very friendly & helpful. The breakfast delicious with a huge choice and the views from our room (12th Floor) were amazing. The metro station is right next to the hotel. I went there for new year celebration with my wife and we do not regret at all. was one of our better trips and the hotel played a decisive role.

We stayed at the Hotel Corinthia in Prague for three nights on a tour extension with Viking Cruises. The hotel desk staff, and the Viking staff, were very helpful and went out of their way to take care of the guests. The room itself was quite nice and roomy but did not have a sofa or settee in the room. There was a coffee/hot water maker in the room with "fixings". Our "panoramic view" of Praque was way over to the left side out of the window; while the main straight out view was to the convention center (or warehouse') . While initially the location seemed a bit far from Prague's city center and main square, the free shuttle to the city center were scheduled frequently and conveniently got us right into the thick of things.. For other times, or if you did not want to take the shuttle, there was a subway stop on one of the three subway lines just across from the hotel. While we never ate inner at the hotel - there was just too many restaurants to explore in the old town - breakfast was good and plentiful. We'd stay at the Corinthia again on any future trips to Prague.

Unfortunately we were booked here for a three night extension after an amazing river cruise on Viking. Considering that Viking moved us here from Budapest on a bus I would NOT recommend booking this through them. Prague is certainly worth the extra time/ money but you'd be better off booking it yourself at a smaller more charming hotel closer to the center of town. Our room was huge and ugly. Terrible view. The big bathroom had not storage, everything had to sit on top of the impractical glass vanity. You can't take a shower without water going all over the floor every time. The hot water taps turn opposite of the international standard. Our safe would not open. First one nice man came to try to fix it, he couldn't so three more men arrived to help. Four men tore the thing apart while we tried to get ready for a tour. The 70's era hotel once had plants all around the exterior, now approximately 1/3 of them are clearly dead but remain in the planters. A very bad experience after the ultimate luxury of a two week cruise on one of Viking's excellent long ships.

I visited Prague for business on two days in august, this was my first visit to Prague and it was a great experience. Compared with some hotels the decor is a little dated but the rooms are massive and the beds really comfortable. If possible ask for a room facing the town centre the view from here is amazing.