Prague Marriott Hotel, Prague

My stay at the hotel was delightful! The rooms were comfortable, quiet, and cozy, equipped with all the usual amenities like tea/coffee making facilities, a safe, iron, and free wifi. Unfortunately, my initial room was noisy, but the staff quickly arranged for me to move to a similar room without access to fresh air. The service was exceptional, with staff being very friendly and attentive, especially helpful with delayed luggage. The central location was superb, just a few minutes from old town and surrounded by restaurants. The dining experience offered a variety of food and the facilities were top-notch. However, the prices in the area were a bit steep.

I stayed in the executive suite at the Marriott hotel, and I must say the experience had its ups and downs. The rooms, though a bit old, were surprisingly spacious, which is not common in European hotels, especially considering my last-minute booking during peak season. The location was exceptional, right in the heart of the city, and the service was top-notch. However, the outdated feel of the rooms was a bit of a letdown, despite their size, and the dining options were not as varied as I hoped.

I was pleasantly surprised by the size and cleanliness of the rooms, even though 40% of them faced a nearby wall just 2-3 meters away. The location was superb, situated just a few blocks from Old Town Square and Wenceslas Square, offering a peaceful stay away from the crowds but still within walking distance of all the key attractions. The dining experience was luxurious with a wide selection to choose from, making it a delightful part of my stay.

The hotel is perfectly situated for exploring Prague on foot, near all main attractions. The rooms are spacious and cozy, equipped with all necessary amenities. Service is friendly and helpful, guiding us to great dining spots. However, the breakfast was underwhelming, lacking variety. Overall, a great value for a convenient and comfortable stay.