A rare gem! A lovely boutique hotel with excellent service located in the heart of Prague. The staff couldn’t be friendlier, breakfast was very nice too! Highly recommend this hotel. And the restaurant Coda offered such fine dining, I would give it a Michelin star ⭐️. Most of all the gardens were extraordinary!

Wonderful, helpful staff. Perfectly clean and comfortable room and especially the bed! Delicious breakfast. Quiet location just a block away from main road was perfect spot- close but not in the action. The gardens adjacent to the hotel are amazing. Overall perfect spot to stay in Prague.

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Excellent Location,nice staff and fantastic views from the city. The hotel was very comfortable, easy to access,neat and clean. As the name suggests,"Aria" music was everywhere from Lounge to the gardens, rooms etc. Loved the hotel

An exceptional experience awaits guests at the Aria. It is labeled as a luxury boutique hotel and lives up to its name but with the warmth and charm of a homestay. We dined at their awarded CODA restaurant - an amazing tasting menu that exceeded our expectations. Access to the UNESCO World Heritage gardens is an added bonus. The location is the hotel is perfect in every way...easy access to tourist sites, transport facilities, cafes and museums.

The staff Michael, Carlos , Boris and Anita were fabulous! The hotel was exceptional! The “Secret Garden was lovely and a feast for the eyes. My husband and I enjoyed our breakfast and our last night was made more memorable with the delicious food and service Boris provided. The room was lovely and inviting. Loved the musical theme. I have already started advertising to my friends that a visit to Prague and stay at the Hotel Aria is a bucket list prior! The Aria Hotel is the best hotel I have stayed at. The staff are the icing on the cake!

That I couldn’t stay longer😞

Breakfast was adequate with the usual selections, but not really memorable, or up to the standard of the rest of the hotel. Hot food (eggs etc ) a little tired). Location is great: close enough to walk to all the major attractions, but far enough to not be in the crowded tourist areas. Decor and rooms are great. Staff were outstanding.

No tea or coffee making in the room, but tea making was provided as soon as we mentioned it. Otherwise, we couldn’t fault the hotel.

Great location, quiet. Nice public areas. Rooms and bathrooms were a bit dated especially compared to Aria Budapest. Front desk staff were wonderful. Beautiful rooftop dining area and wonderful gardens.

Again, rooms and bathrooms a bit dated. And breakfast wait staff was not very attentive or friendly.

Fantastic location, smart boutique style, friendly staff, Zoran the restaurant manager in particular and the two man concierge team.

Nothing to dis-like, only comment would be no view from the room looked over internal roof not great but did not affect overall experience

First and foremost, the staff are fantastic. Nothing is too much trouble for them, and you always get a friendly hello when you're in reception. Special mention to Zoran, the restaurant manager. He's incredibly friendly, knowledgeable about the local area and just a pleasure to chat to at the bar. The hotel is in a fantastic location for sightseeing, shopping, eating out and beautiful walks through Letna Park and Petrin Hill. CODA, the hotel restaurant, is well worth a visit. If they're still serving Deertopus I highly recommend it. Especially at a table on the rooftop restaurant, in the glorious sunshine with a unique view of the city.

If you have a chilled night in your room and you're hoping to make use of the hotel's film selection, be warned a lot of them don't work, or are very temperamental. That was pretty much the only issue.

Very Friendly and competent staff who make you feel welcome from the moment you walk in the door. They all speak excellent English and were able to answer all of our questions about the city of Prague. The food was excellent (breakfasts) and the restaurant staff were especially helpful and accommodating. The location in the lesser city (Mala Strana) was perfect for accessing Charles Bridge, Prague Castle, Petrin Hill, and the quaint neighborhoods surrounding. Also good access to transportation (trams especially). We would definitely stay here again.

We wouldn't have any dislikes about our stay.