Hunger Wall Residence

I would have given this place 5 stars, but the only downside was that their internet network simply didn't work with my phone. In the end, it was kind of a relief for me but I can imagine that it could be a bit of a catastrophe for the wrong person. Everything else is just perfect. Lucy, who looks after the flats, is a great host and went above and beyond the call of duty. The rooms are pretty much spotless. One of the reasons to stay here is the charming, very unique furniture. As Lucy explained, "it's not from IKEA". We ended up staying in two separate rooms (on the first and fourth floors) and each was uniquely and very tastefully furnished, adding to the air of Bohemian charm which matches also the entire street it's located on. One other reviewer has mentioned that the location is a bit too far away from the rest of Prague's attractions. Fact is, Prague is small enough of a city that you can walk pretty much anywhere very comfortably (we circuited the city more than once in a single day, in what I believed to be one of the hottest days of the year in mid-June). The hotel is also a very manageable walk when it comes to Prague Castle. In short, the location is actually ideal and gives you access to some charming neighbourhood restaurants. On the point of restaurants: make a point of having breakfast at the downstairs cafe. The staff are amazing and the food is superb.

Perfect in every way. More of an apartment than hotel. All the service of a hotel but with a giant living room in addition to the bedroom and kitchenette. Close to tram stop. Away from the noise. Nice neighborhood feel. Great restaurants within a 2 block radius. I can't wait to go back to Prague for the Christmas markets and stay at Hunger Wall Residence!