Find hotels near Troja Chateau, Prague from CA $103

"It was very nice breakfast. A lot of local dishes. Always was fresh and delicious 😋 "

"The hotel was clean, quiet, and basic. A great breakfast variety. Very tasty. Location was central; 20 minute walk to Old Town Center. The bed was comfortable, the pillows were very soft. Not my taste. Front of the house staff did not me feel very welcome. Not a single ‘ hello’ when I returned from my excursions. I stayed for 3 nights. I would look for something closer to Old Town, if I came back. "

"The only things I would change are: 1. Have better lighting in the room. We like to read at night and it was impossible. 2. The music in the common areas. Too loud and constant."

"We LOVED this hotel during our stay in Prague. Had booked another hotel after flying out and back to Prague and highly regretted not coming back to the Grand Majestic. They offered Perfect service, great location, good buffer breakfast , spacious room and the best value for money. Will definitely stay there again when back in Prague. The Prosecco during breakfast is a lovely touch that makes you feel truly on holiday. "

"Ideal location for exploring the city. Clean rooms. A lovely breakfast selection and great service at the lounge bar. The hotel also arranged airport transfers for us. The staff were helpful and friendly and took care of our every need. "

"Good breakfast."

"Clean room. Helpful staff. Good breakfast and coffee set up. Great location for walks and close to both metro and train station."

"Terrible price"

"Terrible service. When I arrived, I entered the code to unlock the door—an old wooden door—but it seemed to be stuck. I would hear a click indicating it had unlocked, but when I pushed it, it wouldn't open; this happened to me several times. I called the contact number I had been given, and I was answered by a man with an abysmal attitude. He yelled at me over the phone, insisting that he had already sent me the instructions, that I should read them, and that there was nothing else he could do. I explained the trouble I was having with the door, but he repeatedly shouted that it wasn't his problem and hung up on me. I felt utterly desperate; it was my first time in the country, I was all alone, and it was nearly dark. I called him back and explained the whole situation again—that I was a solo tourist visiting his country for the first time, that I had just endured a 16-hour flight, that night was falling fast, and that I didn't know what to do. He was incredibly cruel to me; he shouted "Listen to me! Listen to me!" twice, repeated the same line—"I sent you the instructions; I can't do anything else for you"—and hung up on me once again. In the end, I simply left and went to another hotel. I filed a claim for a refund through the Expedia app, but the hotel representative told them that the booking was non-refundable. All in all, it was a complete disaster."