EA Hotel Royal Esprit

The hotel itself was nice, it was clean, well presented, and in a good location. Beds were comfortable, room was large and spacious. However, our room did not have curtains that blocked out light, and when we brought it up they said they were broken and there were no other rooms available to switch. With a lampost right outside our window on the 1st floor, we had light shining in all night and this made sleeping quite difficult. The walls are also extremely thin, especially to the street outside, so we could hear every conversation outside, which again made sleeping more difficult. Overall we enjoyed our stay, but there were certainly some let downs too.

Wonderful stay. We were in room 43. Lovely view with a HUGE private patio that in the summer would be perfect for wine at sunset. Comfy bed. Good water pressure. Good breakfast with hot and cold foods. Carolina at the front desk was a pleasure to talk with. Very friendly and helpful. The shower nozzles are fine they're mointed to the wall about half way up and you simply use them handheld. Not sure what the other complainers are upset about. This is not uncommon. The heat was good. Very quaint hotel in a perfect location for Old Town, the Christmas market, restaurants and markets. We'd stay here again without hesitation.

Very rude staff Very dark room Carpet is wet Bathroom without proper amenities They clean room only after asking them Elevator is hardly working Keys are not working Breakfast is no tasty The only plus is location But service is super poor Thanks

Location very good, as others state it is a little tired but the staff were excellent as was the breakfast offering. Good airconditioning, twin beds which easily separate to ensure enough room between me and teenage son! Indian restaurant just down the road also very good.

Great location, just a few minutes away from the main square in Prague. The hotel is nearly 100 years old, so it does look slightly tired as expected, but it was clean and in good condition. The staff were friendly, and the receptionist on the first day was amazing when we checked in. We had a family room, and it was very spacious and the child's bed was in a slightly separate area, which was good. There was a fridge in the room for keeping drinks etc. cool. The mattresses were hard though and it wasn't particularly soundproofed from outside, and my wife struggled to sleep. Breakfast was reasonable, if slightly limited, but the serving staff barely acknowledged your presence and didn't ask for room numbers or anything. With hindsight, it would have been useful to have a menu for the restaurant in the room, and it didn't have a Do Not Disturb sign within the room. Good WiFi and the aircon worked well.

We were really concerned after booking earlier, then reading the negative reviews, but thankfully decided to stick with the booking and take the chance. Perfectly located just off the Old Town Square we were within walking distance from everywhere. We were on the fifth floor and the room was exactly as described in the booking, large with a fabulous bathoom and spa bath. It was clean, neat and in good repair. We had a huge balcony which unfortunately we didnt use much as it was snowing! The staff were exceptional. On the evening of arrival we asked for a decent local restaurant and the young lady on reception was more than helpful. Above and beyond was the gentleman the next day who, when asked about places to visit must have spent ages photocopying and highlighting pages of information. I still have it as we didnt even dent the recommendations! Breakfast was in the lower ground floor, but due to some very imaginative lighting it felt fresh and cheerful. The spread was a good selection of hot and cold, we were usually the first through the door so no idea how it fared. We fell in love with Prague, and will definitely stay here again on our next visit.

Really nice and clean hotel. Friendly staff and a nice breakfast restaurant that suits all tastes. Totally recommended as it’s a short walk to both the main square and the Wenceslas square and close enough but not too close to all the lively bars