Despite its location just off the bottom of Wenceslas Square, I found this hotel to be very quiet, which may have been because my room was upstairs at the back. I even slept with the door to the balcony open. Reception staff, day and night,were extremely friendly and helpful. I needed ice to take to a friend's apartment and they tried really hard to help, for example. My double room was extremely spacious with large bathroom and separate toilet, very comfortable and clean. The hotel and room have a slightly regal early 1900s charm. A very good breakfast buffet is served in the large white but strangely claustrophobic basement level. It is also very close to the metro line that takes you to the tram to the airport, as well as to two supermarkets, and 6 min walk to the clocktower square - so incredibly well positioned if you want to stay in the heart of the old town. Highly recommended.

The hotel is located in the city center, within walking distance of numerous historical sights. Also, the entrance to the Mustek metro station is right next to the hotel, which facilitates transportation (especially from the airport to the hotel). The rooms are spacious, comfortable and very clean. Our room also had a great terrace. Breakfast is varied. The staff is very friendly and responds to all requests and questions. My high recommendation!

You should consider changing the breakfast menu at least a little every 3-4 days. For 12 days it was always the same breakfast.

Breakfast was edible, but certainly nothing to plan a meal around. However, if the worst thing I can say is the FREE breakfast wasnt amazing the stay was AMAZING. Let's start with location Location: Close to everything, including Metro. Late night crap fast food is close by for those late night boozing. Despite being right downtown it is remarkably quiet in the room even with window open all night Hotel: A bit dated but very pleasant. One elevator that moves slowly, but who cares. Small corridors make it easy to find your room, but you can also hear your neighbor close their door. All staff we encountered spoke flawless English and of course Czech. Room: This was the most amazing aspect of it -- and easily the most important. Walking in it was stunning. Beautifully taken care of and cleaned. You could see the attention to detail down to every aspect. I asked for AND GOT the balcony with bathtub. YES YES YES. Balcony had two chairs and two more chairs were just inside as well. The bathtub is amazing. We both fit comfortably (1.81m 90kg and 1.62m 56kg). The bathtub is tricky and theres a button to make it go hotter. Minibar available but pretty pricey considering Billa is nearby. Well worth the price for the location, cleanliness, and amenities.

Could hear people close their doors. FREE breakfast is edible but not fantastic. Bigger fridge would have been nice or a cheaper mini bar. There are ashtrays on the balconies and you can smell smokers in the courtyard if your windows are open in the morning. Texted me from a US number to CZ number, making it pricey to respond if necessary.

The location was quite centrally located for our family touring this wonderful city. The rooms were elegant and our visit here felt magical! Lovely street view out of our windows. Everything we needed was provided in the room. The staff and the breakfast were both exceptional. We will definitely return again in the future.

The only complaint was a lack of hand rails to assist in getting in and out of the shower, considering the height to step up and down for entering and exiting shower.

Loved everything about this hotel, the location, the staff, the room and decor, the old school ambiance and the free breakfast. You would be hard pressed to find a better hotel located in the old town of Prague. They even have a bell boy!

The hairdryer had issues, kept shutting off. The tub/shower is a bit difficult to climb into/out of, but that’s part of the retro look. Could be an issue for the mobility challenged. Seriously, that’s our only complaints.

The location was awesome. The metro was right next door. the Astronomical clock was 10 min walk in one direction and Wenceslas Square was 5 mins the other way ( and I am not a fast walker). the area round the hotel has many shops and restaurants. Breakfast was typically European with a full spread of eggs (scrambled and boiled), bacon, sausages, cold cuts of meats, granola, Oatmeal, fruit,beads, juices etc. excellent value for money - no bad coffee or cold Danish pastry which is what American Hotels call "breakfast" haha! The room was more like a suite with a view of Prague Castle with a bedroom, separate sitting area and bathroom that was almost as large as the bedroom!! We were on a mother/daughter trip and felt very safe at the hotel and in Prague. Entrance to the hotel was always manned and staff were exceptionally polite.

The hotel is in a timed pedestrian area, so when we arrived in the evening, it was closed to traffic and we had to walk the last hundred yards to the hotel - a little inconvenient having to drag luggage over cobblestones but it was only a short distance. However when we departed during the day, the taxi was able to pull up in front of the hotel so no walking with luggage was required. The entryway into the hotel is small doorway and easy to miss - we walked past it twice before seeing the sign tucked between a store and a restaurant.

Unbelievably amazing. Breakfast buffet was good in terms of quality and the timing that they serve, location was impeccable, sound proofing was good too, bed was good, all for a very good price! Would be better if the bathroom has rainshower instead of a shower head that we have to hold on while bathing, and also Slippers to be used in the room. But heck, I'll still come again even if they don't provide all these!

Shower head had to be hold on to when bathing as there's no place to Dock it. No Slippers to be used around the hotel.

Location of the hotel couldn’t be beat. A 15 minute walk from the main train station, right next to the A line station. Most major attractions in the old city are a stone’s throw away. For the hotel itself, it felt like a step back in time, but in a good way. I really liked the old time feel of the hotel. My next visit to Prague, I will certainly be looking to stay here again.

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This is THE PERFECT LOCATION, at the bottom of St. Wenceslas Square and right at the entry to the Old Town, less than 100 meters from the Mustek metro station, which is where you want to be. A great room with a terrace and view of Hradcany, lavish breakfast, and friendly and professional reception staff.

Those of us in Prague for business would appreciate breakfast starting at 07:00, but no big deal, when I entered the breakfast room 10 minutes before the official opening (which is at 07:30), everything was set up and I felt welcome.

Liberty is so centrally located - you cannot beat it. It is a rather small hotel, with teltale signs of old grand houses. I was in a very large room on the 5th floor - super large with lots of space, terrace wuth table and chairs to seat and enjoy the view. large desk, even a bidet...Bed was comfortable, Breakfast was varied and plentiful

1. The taste of the coffee in breakfast was not the best. 2. Unlike all other hotels I have visited, they charge 30 Kr. for ant Nesspreso capsule in your room - not nice! All other hotels this is free