Boutique Hotel Seven Days, Prague

I had a really pleasant stay at Boutique Hotel Seven Days in Prague, with the highlight being the spacious and clean room I had. The staff were fantastic and always willing to help. However, I did find that dining options on-site were a bit limited and pricier compared to nearby restaurants.

My stay at Boutique Hotel Seven Days was absolutely good. The location was ideal for sightseeing, with major attractions just a short walk away. The service was really good—the staff were friendly, accommodating, and went out of their way to assist with restaurant reservations and local guidance. However, the internet connection was quite weak, which made it challenging to plan activities, and my room lacked a comfortable temperature for sleeping.

I had a lovely stay at Boutique Hotel Seven Days. The location is perfect, just a short stroll to Wenceslas Square and other attractions. The rooms are spacious and very clean, although I did experience some noise from the street, especially during peak hours. Breakfast was a highlight, with a variety of options, though a couple of dishes could be improved at times.

I had a good stay at Boutique Hotel Seven Days, enjoying large and comfortable rooms that provided a peaceful retreat despite the central location. The breakfast was a standout, especially with the morning champagne and live piano music. However, the location, while convenient, required a bit of effort to walk to major attractions, and some areas of the hotel showed signs of wear that could be improved.

I had a good stay at Boutique Hotel Seven Days in Prague. The location was ideal, within walking distance to Wenceslas Square and the Old Town, which made exploring the city easy and enjoyable. The breakfast was really good, with a amazing variety each morning. However, I did find the toaster a bit small, which caused a bit of a wait during busy breakfast times.