Hotel Galileo Prague

Tolle Lage, schönes Zimmer, freundliches Personal, gutes Frühstück;

Had a Monday to Friday stay 3 adults in 1 room. The room was spacious had tea/coffee facilities and a small fridge. The water pressure on the shower was great like a massage when turn on fully-plenty of hot water. The double bed mattress was comfortable the single not so. Staff very helpful. Breakfast the usual hams/cheeses/breads with cake, fruit & yogurt. Hotel Quite nicely situated around 10 mins walk from the start of the main area. Tram stops just around the corner & metro line 5 mins walk. We had a good night out at uPavouka the medieval tavern situated near the Old Town Square great food entertainment & unlimited wine, beer and soft drinks. Went out to an Italian restaurant (can't remember name)and ordered a steak £15 beware all I got was a steak nothing else came with it ! they even charged for the smallest sachet of ketchup I have ever seen. We also went to The vytopna railway restaurant quirky as train carriages bring your drinks but again food pricey and poor. Make sure you have comfy shoes on as the city covers a vast area and the streets are cobble stones.

Hotel was very nice, staff very helpful, and close to the attractions and train station.

Great location walking distance to the City. Staff very friendly and upgraded us to superior room. The young lady who served us at the bar did not look very confident and did not automatically offer glass with bottled beer. Breakfast choice OK, however the yoke of boiled eggs was dark and looked so unappetising that could not be eaten.

Our hotel room had basic accommodation, breakfast was quite basic and the kitchen staff could have perhaps been a little more cheerful (we were there 3 nights) but front desk staff polite and helpful. Room was clean and tidy but but adjoining walls quite thin as we could hear next door quite easily. No plug provided in the basin aswell. Water was nice and hot though. Hotel was a good 30min walk from the old town (no criticism of the hotel of course)