Hotels near Slavic Island

"Everything is good."

"This is the second time we have stayed at Unitas, the first being in 2017. The hotel is within walking distance of all must see and do attractions in Old Town (Stare Mesto). The cleanliness of the hotel is exceptional. Best breakfast in Prague with great variety. The hotel interior design is unusual and unique. This property was a former convent that has been converted to a hotel with modern fixtures and updates while keeping with old world furnishings. The rooms are spacious and well appointed. There are plenty of electrical plugs in the room. Make sure you have adapters and a converter (if needed) from 230v/50Hz to 115v/60Hz standard we use in the US. If you are looking for a swimming pool and spa and a workout room this is not your place. It is located in a safe quiet neighborhood (the police station is right across the street) but also many good restaurants and taverns nearby. One restaurant I recommend is Stoleti that is just 2 blocks walk, especially after a long night/day of flying and arrival late in the afternoon. There is nightlife available 2 short blocks away. The staff is upbeat, friendly, helpful and there to answer any questions you may have. Karyna at the reception desk was extremely helpful and deserves a special shout out. English is spoken very well. I would recommend this boutique property even to my most discerning friends. The currency is the Czech Koruna (CZK) and the Euro is accepted by most merchants as well as major credit cards. "

"Clean room, safe and appointed superbly."

"We loved the location, staff and how classy well-kept this little gem was!! The staff friendly. You are literally down he street from Old Town Square. We enjoyed the spa like workout area and sauna. "

"Didn't eat there"

"Lots of choice , very nice "

"Fantastic hotel, friendly helpful staff. Room 752 exceeded our expectations, so spacious with a terrace with outstanding views."

"Nice"

"Our only complaint was that the room was too warm. We had doors to a patio that we could open, however the deck was accessible to the public which made is uncomfortable to sleep with the doors open."