Hotel Chvalska Tvrz

There are many advantages to stay here and only one disadvantage. First, the good. If you are driving, this hotel is perfect. The hotel is located in a gentrified suburban area of Prague. It reminded me of a very nice strip mall in the USA. The area has plenty of free parking and besides the hotel, there is an Art gallery, 2 nice steak houses, plus Italian and Indian restaurants. There is even a small police station in the area. Second, the hotel has a very nice feature in the bathroom. It is called a "bum gun" in Asia, but it is a very dignified way to use the restroom. Cleanliness is a high priority here. Third, this is a relatively new hotel and everything is up to date. This is an excellent hotel for the price. The only disadvantage is that public transportation (1st a bus to Cerny Most and then the metro line B to downtown Prague) takes a minimum of 45 minutes. There are night trams to get you back after midnight, but still - there is a minimum of 45 minutes each way to get to the city center. However, it is an awesome hotel and I would easily stay here again.

Lovely, quiet location. Easy by public transport into Prague.

Nice

We booked this hotel based on the comments of others who had stayed there, and all I can say was Big Mistake! The Hotel itself was nice, the area was quiet and clean and we thought ok, this looks good! Then we went to reception and meet the very unfriendly receptionist who gave us our room. Then the room.. to describe it is difficult, it was not in the main hotel and to be honest I think it was a converted garage or store room? One small window at the front so the electric light had to be on day and night and it was cold! Sparsely decorated and ZERO Chance of the “ view over Prague “ that was mentioned by many who stayed previously.. Then the killer blow! The first evening we arrived after our 4 hour drive there was a wedding in the hall directly next to our converted room and we could hear everything and the very loud band that were playing. , I went to reception to ask mr unfriendly if there was anything we could do ( a proper hotel room in the hotel would be nice :) ? But he was very stressed dealing with another unhappy customer and asked me to come back, I said ok, we would eat something across the street and come back in 30 minutes , which we did and behold .. the reception was closed and he was gone !! The following day we spent the whole day in Prague which was wonderful! All in all a very expensive stay in a converted storeroom and a receptionist who seriously needs to consider a career change ..