CAUTION!!!!!!!!! this Hostel does not exist! We booked it through Expedia and it was closed, no one will answer the phone. We had to get reassigned through expedia-don’t want anyone else to accidentally make the same mistake! <3

The location of the hostel itself is fantastic however at 4.30am in the night we were woken up by 2 drunk idiots having sex in the bed next to us. We totally understand that this is not the fault of the hostel but the way the hostel reacted to the situation was horrible. We asked the reception politely to move rooms and were refused even once we explained the situation and the fact that we felt unsafe in the room they still refused to move us or kick out the other guests. This is not standard hostel procedure and is totally unacceptable the hostel is fantastic in many ways but this situation ruined our stay

I booked a couple of nights for a weekend in Prague. Reception open 24h, perfect if you are coming late by bus (like I did). Although quite hard to find the entrance at nighttime (there is just one little sign), I eventually found the way. Very warm welcome by Saber at reception. Unfortunately, payments are in cash. The hostel is an old building modernised just recently, rooms are inside what were former apartments. All is well integrated into harmony though. I remained positively surprised about the cleanliness of the place, especially the bathrooms. Although the limited number of guests due to actual times, that is an aspect to not underestimate. I also appreciated the good perfume in corridors each morning. Minimal but free breakfast, earplugs, shower gel and towels. Apart from the annoying smell of feet in my room (it might happen), I considered positively my stay at the hostel.

Got a room of 8. No personal bathrooms, no ac/fan, and room is quite small. Towels and shower gel are complimentary however. There is also a free sandwich provided at 8-10am. The kitchen and lounge are there but a little stuffy because they're underground. Staff is helpful and friendly but I've had better overall experiences.

The only positive thing to mention is the very central location within the city center. Nevertheless, the remaining circumstances were really, really poor! The room was smelly and included no mirror. There were too little bathrooms for the people living on the floor, shower room could not be locked, toilet flush was broken. The breakfast is an absolute joke, however coffee is okay. Considering the relatively high price this hostel is not worth the experience at all!

Perfect location next to the Old Town Square. Walking distance to almost all the main sightseeing locations in Prague and the railway station. Staffs are nice. Kitchen and free breakfast is good. Bathrooms and toilets are small but clean. Overall a great hostel! Highly recommended! Location: 10/10 Cleanliness: 10/10 Staff: 10/10 Facilities: 9/10 Value For Money: 9/10

The hostel itself is well located, clean, well maintained but still a little quirky. The 'free' breakfast really is sad, it is a baguette with some butter, cheese and the smallest slivers of egg, ham and vegetables, on the whole a bad meal. the Indian restaurant next door is cheap, and delicious though. The rooms were great, the wifi was good, but the bathroom situation is a little strange. I understand you have to adjust but the boys have a basically open shower near the stairs on each floor, that's okay, but then the cubicles themselves have no place for your towel, which results in mostly awkward situations. Otherwise cant fault the location, try the Mexican place around the corner, the food is quite amazing and good value for money. It is an overall well priced hostel, but a little lacking in some areas.

Friendly staff, spacious rooms with showers. Free breakfast. Wifi does not reach all rooms but you can access in the shared spaces. Great location in central old town Prague, you can easily walk to all the attractions.

Don’t go there, it’s closed!! I booked to stay a couple of days in this Hostel and nobody was in the reception when I came in. It is closed and also the “sister” hostel called Old Prague Hostel. Also they don’t answer to email or phone.

Stayed a weekend here and would say this is the cheapest and best option for it's price and location. And also one of very few hotels that offer truly free breakfast. Down side : Just one bathroom for every floor and it's very small and same for the toilets.... Rooms do not have good ventilation.

Great location, but wouldn't recommend it as a social place to make friends. The facilities (kitchen and dining room) are not the most welcoming - it's a great hostel if you already have your own gig planned and just want a place to sleep and refresh (the rooms and bathrooms are nice and clean).

Booked two nights a month in advance. Hostel seemed closed when I arrived with no answer at door or their phone number. I even went back the next day but same again. Very disappointed that they couldn't be bothered to contact me.

Clean and Tidy Rooms and washroom, Bedbug free beds, Good breakfast, common locker for luggage on ground floor. No elevator. You get to carry your luggage all the way upto 3rd floor.

Decent place to stay, right in the middle of old downtown. Walking distance to majority of tourist attractions and night life. No AC but u can open the window to get some air. Comes with free locker with built-in lock. There is a charging port in ur bed, but no reading light. Super helpful staffs and free cereal breakfast. Shower and toilets could be a bit tight. (Separate shower and toilets for male & females.) Decent for ur money and I'd stay again.

The staff was friendly, there was nice rooms. Bathroom could be bigger. However, a big problem was that none of the employees by email or over the phone not informed that you must pay a fee in advance, if someone had accidentally destroyed the room. In case the guest cancels night peace or drinking alcohol in the room, fee will not be refunded. The manager of the hostel refused to communicate with us.

It is a part of the Prague Central Hostels. Essentially, a private consortium of 4 hostels in Prague which are possibly in the best locations you can have. This hostel is in Tyn neighbourhood as the name says. This area is just 200 mtrs. walk behind the main square ( where the famed astronomical clock is) Apart from the location and a fantastic Indian buffet restaurant ( doesn't belong to them) near the building, there were several problems. 1. We took the 8 mixed dorm. There were 3 8 mixed dorms on our side of the floor. This was serviced by just 1 washroom and 2 showers. Both shower and WC has to be the mostly tightly built space I have seen in an accommodation. Barely any space to move and get around doing your business. 2. There is no availability of fans or air conditioners. The temperature reached 34°C on our stay day. It was an absolute disaster to sleep in the room with 8 people with that heat (A wait for a cycle of 12 people to take a shower). The reception acknowledged the fact but were unapologetic about the issue. 3. The elevators was not in operation. Again, the heat and having rooms in the 3rd floor was a pain. 4. We were promised free sandwiches for breakfast in the morning. I went down to pick it for 5 of us at 9:30 am but they said they ran out of it. 5. Lack of space as a public lounge. There is no place to sit and wait for your turn at the reception. But you can use the stairs to sit. They have a good kitchen which is well equipped so you can possibly cook quite well there ( includes free rice and pasta on the shelf)