Prague has become an expensive city to visit and to stay in a good hotel can cost even more than in parts of Germany. It's hard to believe but it is fact. We drove to Prague during Easter 2011. Eurohotel is a 3-star hotel belonging to a franchise similar to IBIS or ETAP. This particular hotel is located in the... More

this is the worst hotel i have ever stayed in . the rooms are tiny, no air con just heat and all sealed windows, so its so stuffy it is unbearable. no tea and coffee making facilities let alone fridge. beds are like blancmanges, bedding is tat. carpets threadbare and filthy.no main light in the room and only one chair... More

I don't know why somebody book 3 star hotel for lowest price in Prague suburb and then expect at least 4 star hotel?! It is long story why I booked this hotel, but due to horrible reviews I lived 2 months in fear how will my family stay there.Now, Ia ma glad I did it. I tried other solutions, like... More

We were booked here as part of our 15 day tour of Europe. Of the 7 hotels we stayed in this was the worst. The rooms were tiny, nearly as small as the single towel provided! One measly towel, thread bare, the size of a hand towel... they advertise access to the pool and spa next door, but it was... More

Too many inconveniences: 1. Non-friendly personell 2. Non-opening windows 3. No hairdryer 4. Poor breakfast. Especially early breakfast - two sandwiches and they ask a pledge of five Euro the day before (never seen such a strange thing)

Hi If you have not booked already DO NOT BOOK HERE !!! sleeping in a hire car would be more clean and safer. If you have booked please take note of a few facts you will need. It is 6km from the center, there is a metro around 1km from the hotel. If you have a car the there is... More

Hotel a bit far out about 7 stops on metro - nearest stop Chodov (pronounced codof) and then about a 5-10 min walk past the shopping centre to hotel. Rooms clean but spartan ie no tea and coffee making facilities but have found that you don't generally get these in european hotels anyway. Staff professional but not overly friendly! Bed... More

Just returned back from a 4 night stay in this hotel and whilst it wasnt the best place ive ever stayed, it was cheap so we couldnt really complain too much. We paid £100 for a double room for 4 nights so considerably cheaper than anything else we would have got in the UK. On arriving at the hotel, we... More

I haven't stayed in other Prague hotels, but the comparisan with most European standards is not favourable for Euro Hotel. To be unbiased I'll start from advantages: - reasonable price (but that's true of everything in this wonderful country ;)) - helpful reception staff - wi-fi (really good speed!) - good breakfast menu (salads, sometimes boiled eggs and sausages in... More