Post 120 Suites — Hotel in Prague

I recently visited Prague with my husband for my birthday and we stayed at Post 120 Suites. I am not sure why they even have the word "Suites" in the title because the rooms are far from suites. Service was fantastic. We were helped by Kamran who assisted us the entire time we were there. He provided us with recommendations, a map, and great tips as newbies in the country.

Amenities When it comes to the rooms, you have a full size fridge in every room, a stove with oven, a full size sink, kitchen items like plates, utensils, pots and pans, glasses (big and small) with soap and sponge to clean your dishes. The room came equipped with a standing fan, a table, night stand lamp and table with 2 chairs. The room only had 1 waste basket, not even one in the bathroom. I had to take the one we had and place it in the bathroom and used bags to put our empty trash in. The room are so hot...now I see why they provide a fan. Thank god we were able to open the window to let in fresh air. Another downer is the fact that there were no shelves or place to rest any items in the shower and the shampoo dispenser was not working. We stayed for 3 days and only had 1.5 roll of toilet paper. When my husband went to ask them for more rolls, the lady gave him 1 more roll. WTH. We had to ask her for 2 instead.

Beds Although they asked us if we wanted 2 twin beds or 1 bed, we were given what seemed like 2 twins put together as there was that visible separation in the mattress. I also barely had any foot space between the wall and bed (see pic).

The good news is that we had a smart TV and was able to connect our Netflix and Prime accounts and enjoy some movies at night. Make sure to sign out when you're checking out of the room.

The hotel is close to main attraction sitesand...

I would rate this hotel the same way it presents itself – 4 stars for a 4-star hotel. The location is very good, about a 5-minute walk from the Klamovka stop, from where you can get to the city center in just a few minutes. If you’re lucky and get a room on one of the higher floors, you’ll also have a pretty nice view.

Considering this is one of the cheapest accommodations in Prague (if you don’t want to stay in a hostel), I was satisfied overall and only found a few details that slightly took away from the experience, which otherwise could have been even better.

First of all, the cleanliness of the room. On the white wall behind the chair there were some stains; it’s not a big deal of course, but it spoils the overall impression of cleanliness and tidiness. Also, the sink in the kitchenette didn’t look very clean, and finally, the shower floor could have used a bit more care.

My second complaint is about the TV, which is great in itself, but I couldn’t understand its placement on the wall. It can’t be tilted in any direction, which is a problem because it’s mounted at such an awkward angle that you can’t watch it comfortably either from the bed or from the table – you always have to hold your head at an uncomfortable tilt.

On the positive side, I really have to praise the spaciousness and airiness of the room. I don’t know how it is in other rooms, but ours was practically a dance floor, there was so much space – that was fantastic.

One last thing concerns the lack of air conditioning, which we really missed during our summer stay. The room was hot from the afternoon until late at night, and sleeping with the fan on (too noisy for the night, fine during the day) or with the window open (street noise) wasn’t the...

I've been staying for 5 days. The poistion is convinient if you use the car or taxis but not if you want to walk cause distances are just too much. I paied for a room for two with soundproofing and city view but the city view was a wall wich doesnt let the light penetrate so the room was very dark and even the ventilation design of the room was made up very poor so the temperature was super high and the air was incredible stagnant and heavy in the room which caused a smell of something very strange both in my room 303 and the corridor so I wouldnt be surprised to know that many other rooms may have the same problem because of the architecture structure of the building itself. Regarding the soundproofind it is just a silly scam because the window was the only thing with double layer not the wall at all (speaking as an interior design myself). During the night the noises of the city very just crazy we could hear clearly what people in the street were saying so as those in the corridor out of my room door. We also were obliged to keep the window open during the night because of the poor ventilation and lack of oxigen so as the door of the hile exposing ourself to serious risk of people stealing both from thw window and the door. Beside that there also was a problem with the bathroom which has no window.

Good thing is the just how clean the room was and the kind boyz at the reception.

I say boys because Sasha, the girl who welcomed us at the check in, behaved as if we were bothering her at this not at all a professional behaviour to ppl who are paying...