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This a very basic and cheap hotel. The good: cheap, very good wifi, basic but good beds. the bad: crappy shower, no breakfast, far away fro city center and public transport. The ugly: smells of cigarettes and sewer.

Stayed 3 nights. Pros: good price; decently clean; near metro station (Vyshorad) Cons: it's under a 50 mt. bridge; self service reception and the staff was not on time; next to railway; broken sink

Building is next to train railway. Water for shower most of the time too hot or too cold, sewage in the bathroom is stucked. Reception is not always there. Pillows is hollow inside, almost not stuffed

Very nice accomodation with few rooms only (not massive hostel with lot of people coming through). Rooms are clean, modern and have private shower. Quality-price ratio is great. I recommend this place.

We are very disappointed, from the beginning. We arrived at night and we realised that the room was facing the train station (as most of the rooms) so it was very noisy. There are also some construction works near the hostel and was very noisy too, both from early in the morning everyday. The pillows were expired and very uncomfortable, we sent an email and the answer was not professional at all, saying that we booked a cheap room and they “can’t do anything now”, that it was a hostel, when on my previous email I mentioned that we always travel to hostels so we are used to this kind of accommodation, but we expected a minimum level of comfort. They delivered 2 pillows which one was good and one was same as we had before. We never had a similar experience before. In 6 days stay (from Monday night to Saturday) the toilets on our floor were not checked or cleaned even once. There was no toilet paper or hand soap from the 2nd day, we asked at the reception early in the morning and when we were back in the evening there was nothing either. We went downstairs when the reception was closed. There is a note that says that the reception time is 10 till afternoon but we found it closed many times. Hand soap remained empty for the whole stay, they delivered toilet paper days later. During the stay the personal from the hostel just went to our floor to do the vacant rooms, but never the toilets. We asked personally to the members of staff and they didn’t do neither. Bins were full, showers dirty full of hairs, toilet dirty, floor full of dust, showers were getting blocked with hairs, etc. Toilets on the ground floor were very dirty too. On check out they were charging us almost double price and I had to show my booking confirmation. Apparently it was a mistake from the staff. This is the only thing that was sorted during the stay. We are glad Prague is an amazing city so we got to enjoy our Holidays but the stay in the hostel was a very bad experience.

This hostel is basic and quite dangerous during the dark if you are going by yourself. Does not have stove top and iron but does have a microwave, fridge and kettle in the gathering room. The room is sort of spacious and has a shower inside which is convenient but the bathroom is outside. The train station has so many staircases which is extremely inconvenient for people with luggages and heavy loads. The owner does not speak fluent English as well. There are no restaurants and such that are decent nearby. The entrance also stinks of cigarettes and alcohol and is connected to the pub. The hostels tram station is currently on track work so you cannot use the station for trams. Overall very decent.

It's a hostel. Good value for price but not very clean, not very well built and some rooms are next to a train station. You get complementary ear plugs because of the station and billiard is free when you stay there. No places nearby, have to travel a bit for landmarks or activities. Good for a short cheap trip to Prague.

Stayed here for 3 weeks. There was a promotion, so we got it for a 15 euros per night. Our room was the closest to the trains. It didn't really bother me, cause I sleep deeply, but agre that it's very loud. Personl is welcome. They have a kitchen, the cleaning ladies do their job very well, clean it almost every day (but if you will be unlucky with other guests, well...). Every week changed the bed, comparing to another hotel (not a hostel, but pretty expensive hotel), it's a plus. There is a billiard, some games. 35 mins by walk, or 10-15 by tram to the center. Vyshgrad is nearby though, and it worth a visit. I'd say, for 15-20 euros per night for 2 person, that's a very nice stay!