Hotel Otakar, Prague

The hotel offers rooms that are not facing the main street, although they were a bit old-fashioned and tended to be overly warm when the sun shone in. The service was excellent overall, with a very friendly staff and a convenient location near tram and metro stations. The dining experience had a modest choice of vegetables and could use some improvement in variety. The location was fairly good, with easy access to public transportation, but lacked a bit of reaction in addressing monitoring concerns.

The hotel rooms were clean and ventilated but a bit old. Despite some issues with a lingering smell and nearby noisy guests, I had a decent stay. However, the service was a bit lacking in terms of currency exchange and tickets, given the central location, but staff were friendly. The location, just outside a tram stop with regular services to the old town, was very nice. Dining offered some tasty options but with a less varied menu.

I was excited about the hotel's location next to the tram stop and with a nice tram station just outside, which made exploring the city so convenient. The rooms were a letdown, not matching the photos and consistently noisy due to the traffic and frequent trams passing by. The service, however, was lovely and really made my stay pleasant.

The hotel room was a bit disappointing with its small size and needing redecorating, old furniture, and dirty carpet. The smell of cheap air freshener was overwhelming, and having only one fan for three people was inconvenient. However, the service was friendly and competent. The location was unexpectedly convenient for traveling to the city center by tram and train. The dining experience was average with plenty of basic options.

The hotel offers clean and comfortable rooms, with very friendly staff and a convenient location. The dining experience could be improved with a broader selection of breakfast options. The price is reasonable, but there are some minor drawbacks to consider.