Hotel Salvator

It's location - just minutes walk from the Opera house, next to shopping arcade and restaurants, very easy access to the old part of town. We were pushing a wheelchair - managed with ease, public buildings pretty accessible. Its style - fab! Great food in the restaurant, outstanding number of choices at breakfast. The heated outdoor space for drinks/nibbles. Staff keen to help. Would definitely stay again if return to Prague.

The beautiful Spanish decor and the food in the restaurant was excellent and the very spacious family room. Reception staff were very friendly and helpful. The central location was perfect.

The Salvator Hotel is located excellently, at a 10-12 minutes walk from the Old City Square, the Jewish Quarter and the main shopping streets and the Palladium Mall. The building is not impressive but efficient. There is actually no lobby and only one elevator. The staff, especially in the reception, was very friendly. I booked a double superior room although I was alone, because it gives a better feeling for a long stay (6 nights) which included the weekend. The room was big and comfortable, a good bed, a safe deposit box, a mini bar, two tables, three chairs, coffee making and a lot of storage place. The wi-fi for most of the time was very good. A major problem is the lack of sufficient light, especially if you want to work and use your computer. Also there are very fee TV channels and some of them were actually out of order. There were one blackout and one disconnect of the wi-fi, which both lasted for about an hour, so they let me spend the time in the restaurant. For observant Jews like me: as mentioned before, the Salvator is close to the Jewish Quarter. They have mechanical keys that you can leave at the reception, which is a huge advantage in Sabbath. Make sure that the front door is open later on Friday night or that you can enter via the wine club next door. As a side note, be advised to look for information on both the sites Of Chabad at https://chabadprague.cz/en/ and of the Jewish community at https://www.kehilaprag.cz/en It doesn't worth having breakfast at the hotel, as they don't have any vegetarian bread and you can have a very small selection of items. The items are the same every day, so it might be disappointing for a long stay even if you have no restrictions. As a whole: very good experience and will considering coming back. And to the management: please more lights, especially in the bigger rooms.

Very large and clean rooms, great shower, plentiful continental and cooked breakfast, very good dinner, lovely decoration and atmosphere. Hotel staff were excellent and very helpful with guiding us to the best places in town. Pre booked a taxi from the airport through the hotel and it worked perfectly, the driver even rang us when we were at passport control to say he was waiting. Hotel booked us a return taxi as well that worked just as well.

The rooms were very nice, comfortable, clean. The staff was very friendly and helpful. The location is awesome, basically in the centre, but the street is a quiter one.