Hotel Coronet

Hotel Description

Honestly, when I first walked up to Hotel Coronet on Marie Cibulkove, I wasn’t expecting much – it’s tucked away on this quiet residential street that you’d probably walk past without noticing. But that’s actually part of its charm, you know? You’re literally a five-minute stroll from the Vltava riverbank, and I mean the good part where locals jog in the mornings, not the touristy bits crawling with river cruise hawkers.

The lobby hit me right away – there’s this warm, honey-colored wood everywhere that somehow manages to feel both classic Prague and completely modern. Check-in was refreshingly smooth (no weird deposit holds or passport photocopying drama), and the staff actually seemed to know the neighborhood. When I asked about getting to Kampa Island, the guy behind the desk didn’t just point me toward the nearest tram stop – he told me about the little pedestrian bridge that cuts your walk in half. That’s the kind of insider knowledge you don’t get at those massive chain hotels in Wenceslas Square.

The room itself was… well, it’s a proper 4-star space without any of that trying-too-hard boutique hotel nonsense. Everything worked – the shower had actual water pressure, the AC didn’t sound like a helicopter landing, and the windows opened wide enough to let in that cool evening air Prague gets even in summer. I loved that they didn’t go overboard with “Czech charm” – no forced folk art or heavy wooden furniture that makes you feel like you’re sleeping in a medieval tavern. Instead, you get clean lines, comfortable bedding, and a desk that’s actually big enough to spread out your city maps and guidebooks.

Location-wise, this is where Hotel Coronet really shines, though you might not realize it immediately. You’re in Nové Město (New Town), but on the quiet edge where it starts feeling residential. Národní Street is maybe a three-minute walk, which means you can hit Café Savoy for breakfast or duck into that little wine bar – Vinárna U Sudu – without dealing with the Old Town crowds. And here’s something I didn’t expect: the neighborhood actually has character in the evenings. You’ll see Prague families walking their dogs, couples heading out for dinner, that sort of authentic city life that tourists usually miss.

The only minor thing – and I’m really reaching here – is that the street can get a bit echo-y when people are coming home late on weekends. But honestly, we’re talking about the occasional laugh or car door, not party noise. Plus, if you’re the type who travels with earplugs anyway, you won’t even notice.

What really sold me on this place was the breakfast room in the morning. They set up this spread that’s clearly designed for people who actually plan to explore the city – proper coffee, local pastries, and enough protein to fuel a day of cobblestone walking. I watched the staff chat easily with guests in three different languages, making recommendations that went beyond the obvious tourist checklist. When a hotel feels like the people working there genuinely want you to experience their city well, that’s when you know you’ve picked the right spot.

Apartments in Prague provide travelers with an authentic local experience, allowing them to shop at traditional markets and cook with fresh ingredients from the renowned Czech culinary traditions.

Rooms

• Estimated price from: $111. Single Room with 1 single bed for 1 – 1 guests
• Estimated price from: $123. Double or Twin Room with 2 single beds for 1 – 2 guests

Reviews

• Dieter from Germany – 3 August 2024 (9/10)

  Staff was unobtrusive, but always ready to help. Good breakfast with a decent selection, ranging from cereals and fruit over bread with sausage/cheese/jams to one style of eggs (varying by the day)and to good croissants.

• Edmar from Brazil – 13 October 2024 (9/10)

  Breakfast very nice and good location for those participating in events at the conference center, and near to the metro
  
  What could be improved: none

• Zoltan from Romania – 6 October 2024 (9/10)

  One of the best choices for Prague, especially if you come by car. Indoor parking for 5 euros. Big rooms and comfortable bed. Super small. Everything was perfect at a great price. Impeccable staff

• Kai from Finland – 27 September 2024 (9/10)

  Cozy little hotel on a quiet street. Very close to the Prague conference centre. Good breakfast.
  
  What could be improved: –

• Susan from Canada – 17 September 2024 (9/10)

  Cleanliness, great breakfast, staff was more than willing to help.

• Giampaoloa from Italy – 23 August 2024 (9/10)

  The staff was superb very friendly and helpful, they spoke very good English. The hotel is located in a quiet area close to the metro station and near a nice park. Best hotel in Prague. Rooms are comfortable and breakfast is very good you have anything you need from sweet to salty.
  
  What could be improved: Nothing it was all perfect

• Vitalii from Ukraine – 14 April 2024 (9/10)

  Excellent breakfast, room and distance to Praha Convention Center, Metro station and restaurants nearby. Very flexible staff.

• Marius from Switzerland – 6 December 2023 (9/10)

  Very friendly staff, great location, good breakfast
  
  What could be improved: All great

• Sebastian from Germany – 20 November 2023 (9/10)

  Room as described.
  The staff was especially helpful, kind, friendly!

• Iuliia from Norway – 8 September 2023 (8/10)

  Stayed only for 1 night, very quiet and clean hotel. Simple breakfast. Walking distance to the Vyšehrad
  
  What could be improved: Price… but at the moment everything is expensive in Prague.

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