My wife and I have just returned from a week staying at the Hotel Praha and, given the relatively low standards in Slovakia generally, found this hotel better than expected! The location is very convenient for the town and rooms were large enough and in fairly good condition. The shower was suprisingly large and the water pressure very good plus there was a mini-fridge and safe in the room. We stayed on a B&B basis and the breakfast was served at the table, chosen from a small menu rather than a buffet, although you could help yourself to coffe/tea and bread (while it lasted - they did run out on a couple of occasions). The evening meal selection looked very limited so I was pleased we had not booked for this plus there was a good choice of restauarants in the town and these are worth a visit. On the negative side there is not enough parking for the number of rooms and cars were regularly blocked in by others causing the staff to chase around to find owners to move them. Strangely they did not log your registration on arrival so couldn't identify which car belonged to which room easily, which is crazy. The Wi-fi was very slow and kept dropping out and the rooms do not have Air-Conditioning. The oddest thing we found was that the staff serving breakfast would ask you if you wanted anything for your...My wife and I have just returned from a week staying at the Hotel Praha and, given the relatively low standards in Slovakia generally, found this hotel better than expected! The location is very convenient for the town and rooms were large enough and in fairly good condition. The shower was suprisingly large and the water pressure very good plus there was a mini-fridge and safe in the room.

We stayed on a B&B basis and the breakfast was served at the table, chosen from a small menu rather than a buffet, although you could help yourself to coffe/tea and bread (while it lasted - they did run out on a couple of occasions). The evening meal selection looked very limited so I was pleased we had not booked for this plus there was a good choice of restauarants in the town and these are worth a visit.

On the negative side there is not enough parking for the number of rooms and cars were regularly blocked in by others causing the staff to chase around to find owners to move them. Strangely they did not log your registration on arrival so couldn't identify which car belonged to which room easily, which is crazy. The Wi-fi was very slow and kept dropping out and the rooms do not have Air-Conditioning. The oddest thing we found was that the staff serving breakfast would ask you if you wanted anything for your room and you needed to tell them then if you wanted fresh towels, etc. despite there being notices in the bathroom saying to leave them in the shower if you wanted them to be changed. The rooms were not cleaned and the bedding not changed at all for the whole week, again odd by my Western standards but apparently the norm here. My biggest problem was noise as there is a loud water channel in front of the hotel and the road gets very busy around 6am (this is the time most Slovaks start work), plus lots of nearby building works which started around 7am. As there is no AC the windows had to be kept open otherwise the rooms were stiflingly hot so I was very pleased I had packed earplugs and would recommend anyone visiting to do the same.More