ibis Praha Old Town

We spend 3 nights, and the hotel was very busy during the day and very quiet during the night. We stay in a room in front of the lifts which concerns me on the first day because of the possibility of the noisy while others waiting for the lift but I couldn't ear anything from my room which was great. We can't expect luxury on 3* Hotel but we have what you pay, it was clean, comfortable bed, TV and few channels around the world, spacious toilet and housekeeping visit every day to do the bed, collect the rubbish and change the towels when is needed. Breakfast was included and the variety of food was excellent, as 3* hotel we didn't expected so much so much and was refilled all the time for everyone be able to try everything no matter if was 10 minutes before they close the Breakfast. Disabled toilet available but not sure about the wheelchair ramps so I couldn't see any to acess the Breakfast lounge. 3 lifts available and is around 36 rooms per floor, and around 8/9 floors so is quiet big hotel. They have large amount of leaflets with activities displaying the the reception area and maps copies are available upon request. We booked a boat dinner trip with dinner included, so we back just paid and the hotel receptionist dealt with everything and he was including pick up and return. The amazing part if you need to check out at 12 noon and your flight is at night they have a room to keep your luggage all day without extra fees. The hotel is on the right side of this shopping center so very convenient located. Staff are very polite and helpful. If I recommend? Yes, definitely I recommend for sure!

My recent stay at Ibis Hotel Old Town Praha left me with mixed impressions, reflecting both the brand's strengths and a few areas for improvement. The hotel's commitment to simplicity and comfort shone through in the inviting ambiance and well-appointed rooms. The main bed was exceptionally comfortable, contributing to a restful night's sleep. While the overall experience was positive, there were some noteworthy points that could enhance future stays. In the family room designed for four persons, having only one rubbish bin felt insufficient. Additionally, the sofa bed, though comfortable, was set up without prior arrangement and needed to be removed during check-in, causing a slight inconvenience. Moreover, while the provision of tea bags was appreciated, the absence of a kettle in the room was unexpected. Resorting to using the coffee maker machine for hot water presented a challenge. Unfortunately, it seemed that the coffee maker machine had not been adequately cleaned, resulting in brown-colored water after multiple attempts. Despite these minor hiccups, the staff's responsiveness and the hotel's prime location in Old Town Praha added value to the stay. With a focus on addressing these nuances, I believe Ibis Hotel Old Town Praha can continue to provide a delightful experience for its guests.