Golf Hotel Prague - Prague

This hotel, whilst not central, is a good, basic, no frills property. It is comfortable and has all the amenities one would expect from a hotel of its type.

The rooms are very basic, but clean and warm. The rooms have not been renovated for quite some time and the fixtures and fittings are showing their age. These rooms are comfortable none the less with a brown and beige colour scheme and low beds. The bathrooms are old, but clean.

The restaurant is situated on the first floor level with plenty of natural light. Like so many other features of the hotel, it reflects the socialist design of the 1970's. It has plenty of natural light, high ceilings and is relatively well decorated.

The small to medium-sized lobby is beginning to show its age. Although it is clean and presentable, the furniture and fittings are looking quite worn. The lobby area benefits from natural light and has seating areas with comfortable chairs and low tables. It is decorated with a light pastel and cream colour scheme and dark brown wood furniture. The fittings date back to the socialist period and are quite evocative of that time.

The hotel is a squat, low-rise, modern building.