Hotel Garni Rambousek

At first...you may think it is too far from the centre...then you go to your room..or to the balcony for smokers...and the center is right there....shinning in light.Just around the corner from the 137 bus stop(it runs like every 6 minutes).And in 10 more minutes you are in the old town.Very quiet.A romantic stay surrounded by the smell of flowers

It was one of the best stays in Prague I've ever been. It's really quiet in here, nice comfy bed (double with great a mattress), air condition works and mini fridge as well. Really good bathroom, big and clean. Whole hotel is non-smoking, but who cares when you have such a nice seating on balcony or down in yard. Really good in here were breakfasts and nice service - ma'am on reception was very nice and explain everything I need to know. Really helpful. Because it's a quiet area without much tourists, there just one shop and few restaurants. I was always using Uber, so dunno anything about public transport.

Booked this hotel due to good reviews and shorter distance to the office than the company's standard hotel. If you are in for a low price, quiet area and if you are a good sleeper, go for it. The fingerprint feature for entrance control is neat is neat but was not set up for me as I only stayed for one night. Have to say that I am glad I did not have to spend another one there. Although the receptionist was friendly, the room was tidy and the breakfast was fine (dare to say the only good thing about the hotel) the Rambousek probably still charges a bit too much for what you get. Already upon entering the room my heart sank somewhat. It was rather small with a 90x200cm bunk bed with a thin mattress that was made of stone. Even in the army I slept on better beds. I had quite some work to do before nighttime but that low chair and tiny desk made even this an upleasant endeavour. The TV only had Czech channels; at least with one good music station. Did not want to zap any further because the remote was rather gross to touch. The plastic glass of the shower door had jumped out of its fixing, so I got a puddle of water right in front of the mirror. The towels were thin but at least they have a heated rack where it woul dry almost fully until the next morning. Although I switched off the A/C when going to bed I could hear my neighbour's running all night, in combination with the hard bed I barely caught any sleep. I am not even sure if I had fared better by bringing some earplugs along. At least there was no noise from the street, so I could tilt open the window during the night. Probably not going to come back here.