Stayed for two nights in may having stayed there before. It never disappoints! Staff, service, room and restaurant is faultless. Excellent breakfast served on the patio overlooking the main square. I really recommend it.

We only visited the spa, but it was very good as the personnel were service minded and skilled. We had a classic massage and a kings back for a reasonable amount of money. About a third of what it would be in Sweden at a similar place. The spa itself is quite small.

King's Court helped make our visit to Prague a delight. It is an excellent choice for touring, I contacted the concierge several weeks prior to going for recommendations on restaurants and music, knowing we were visiting during a busy weekend and would need to plan. Responses were quick, detailed and spot on. I cross checked TA recommendations and booked in... More

Stayed in March with family two days and one night. Very flexible and comfortable early/late check-out policy - you pay by hours. We took royal suite - size of the room is really impressive and quite luxury. Very quite in nightime. Free wifi is handy. Breakfast - all ok, nice terrace with view on the square, tasty draft beer (extra).... More

Going to Prague? Looking for a little luxury? Want to impress that special someone without breaking the bank? Go here, (but go Executive). 5 Star hotels in major cities tend to fall into two categories. 'Actual' 5 star hotels, that ooze luxury, but require oligarch levels of wealth to stay at; and then "5 star" hotels: easier on the wallet... More

Kings Court was good. Our room was on the seventh floor and felt like you were in an attic. They had two windows which looked liked widows peak. It was clean and the bed were comfortable. I was shocked since they only gave one bar of soap for the three night we stayed there. The shower didn't impress us. The... More

I spent four days at Kings Court in March. On a previous trip to Prague I stayed at Hotel ICON. While I enjoyed both properties for different reasons, I'd have to say that Kings Court is much better overall. Perhaps, the biggest difference is that the rooms are much quieter and you don't ever smell smoke from other guests. As... More

One of my chief requirements of a hotel is that I can get a good night's sleep after a hard day's sightseeing, undisturbed by my fellow guests. King's Court scores very well here: I didn't hear a peep either from the street outside or inside the hotel, despite the fact that my room was in the stairwell. The bed must... More

As we mostly stay in 4 and 5 star hotels when we get away we pay expecting best of service. This hotel lacks it .. Given the Reviews we read we expected quality so beware Pros is that it is close to city center but that is it. We left early morning for a day of shopping and came back... More