Hotel Tivoli Prague

Good, nice spacious room and very clean. Breakfast was good, although at an extra price. Very close to station and in the city center.

This Hostel is agradable by situation and himself. The landscape by the window is breathtaking. I love a neighboor who is near of tram station. I have benefit of quiet weather.

Three nights in February. Room very spacious and nice and warm, clean and comfy bed. Shower was a good size for a fat bloke like me. Easy to get around. If over 65 all trams and metro are free, yes free, just carry your driving licence or passport to prove age if stopped. Would recommend this hotel.

Area was distant enough from the loud busy areas of Prague but there’s a metro station just a few steps away. Hotel had everything I needed for a 3 night stay. The single bed I had was placed so close to the wall. I would recommend putting some space on both sides as I can feel that people have tended to sleep away from the wall that the mattress felt lop sided. Other than that, my stay was great.

Very helpful and friendly staff, good location, clean rooms, breakfast basic but good value. Would stay here again.

Unfortunately, my stay was marred by a lack of air conditioning and other unpleasant incidents, which have led me to recommend avoiding this establishment. First and foremost, I would like to address the issue of the air conditioning. It is essential, especially during the summer season, for hotels to maintain a comfortable environment for their guests. However, to my dismay, the hotel in question seemed to turn off the air conditioning during the night. Considering it was one of the hottest summers in Prague in years, this decision struck me as extremely inconvenient and unreasonable. The constant need to approach the reception desk to request the air conditioning to be turned on was both frustrating and time-consuming. Guests should not be burdened with the responsibility of repeatedly reminding hotel staff of their basic comfort requirements. It is the hotel's duty to ensure a seamless and enjoyable stay for their patrons. Another issue we encountered during our stay was the presence of ticks in our room. Naturally, this raised serious concerns about cleanliness and hygiene. As soon as we discovered these unwelcome visitors, my travel companions and I immediately notified the hotel staff and requested a room change. However, the fact that such a problem arose in the first place was disconcerting and unacceptable. Despite our hopes that matters would improve, our experience did not get any better. After enduring three nights of discomfort and inconvenience, we made the difficult decision to check-out prematurely. It is a regrettable outcome when a hotel fails to meet the basic expectations of its guests, prompting them to seek alternative accommodations. In conclusion, I strongly advise potential travelers to steer clear of this particular hotel in Prague due to its lack of adequate air conditioning, the inconvenience of constantly advocating for comfort, and the presence of ticks in the rooms. I hope that my feedback serves as valuable insight for both future guests and the management of this establishment, prompting them to make the necessary improvements to provide a more enjoyable experience for their patrons.

Stayed in Hotel Tivoli from 6th March to 8th March 2023. Hotel entrance is on a busy main road but once inside you don't hear any road traffic. Hotel room was small, but bed was very comfortable, shower and bathroom were fine. Had the breakfast on the 2nd morning, basic but very satisfactory for €5. I.P. Pavolva Metro Station is around 100 yards away, a few nice places to eat yards from the Hotel Wenceslas Square is less than 10 minutes walk away. Astronomical Clock, Charles Bridge, John Lennon Wall, ( down a few steps towards the end off Charles Bridge ) around 1 to 1.5 miles from the hotel, around 20 to 30 minutes walk. Good Hotel with good staff, especially if you don't mind a little bit of walking.