Kosher Hotel King David Prague — Hotel in Prague

Never had such a bad experience in a hotel. It’s disgusting.

When we first arrived we were after a 10 flight, and all we wanted was to get into bed and take a nap. So we’re in the lobby, and my first impression was probably 50 suitcases in the hallways, ppl of all types talking loudly, some screaming, and then I tried to get to the checkin desk. So there were two women there talking to ppl, and they ignored us. They ignored us for a full 25 minutes till me and my wife decided to start screaming like the rest of the ppl. So I pushed my nose in and they ignored us some more, note that I didn’t really scream, I just wanted to get down to business, my room should be waiting for me and I’m waiting for my room, all I want is to settle down! I couldn’t even sit as all the lobby chairs were occupied!

Now finally one of the disgraceful women looked up, and my wife asked her; what’s taking so long? And this woman got all mad saying; you don’t speak Hebrew, I don’t wanna speak to you!! And I told her plz we’re here for almost 45 minutes and all we want is to check in! My wife gave up at that point and walked away and this witch of a receptionist tells me; your wife is pretty but she has no respect!! After 45 minutes of waiting quietly!!! Disgusting! I would’ve just walked out but like I said we were too tired so we ended up staying.

I finally got to my room, the bathroom was dirty. The building smelled from cigarettes, food wasn’t that good quite overpriced actually.

And overall every employee in the entire building gave attitude to some extent. Some were just straight up rude, nasty for no apparent reason.

The spa is really small, my bed is almost bigger than the swimming pool..! They don't have couple massages. The showers didn’t work! A few times during our stay! And room service didn’t change our linen throughout a 4 night stay.

We put the do not disturb on the door, and the women walked in on me while I was in bed!!!

It should be noted that our room was pretty nice, And that’s the only nice thing I can say.

So overall, it’s a shock to me how this hole has a 4.3 Star rating! It’s a real disgusting experience, I mean it was for me, and I wouldn’t recommend anyone coming here!

(If your Jewish and you were thinking about the convenience then I recommend checking in to anywhere else and eating in the chabad house. It’s clean, u don’t get attitude, and your valued as a customer. Unlike this stupid hotel. Do not come here plz. I beg of you.

(Pictured is my first impression after a long and...

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