We booked this hotel because of its location in Mala Stana, which I feel is the most charming and quaint area in Prague. We booked through charming-prague-hotels.com where we paid for two night and got the third night free which averaged out to 49 Euros per night. A great deal! However, we were not sure why this hotel is rated... more

I love the Neruda, its a great boutique hotel in a very nice part of Prague. The hotel is clean, fresh and inviting and the staff are wonderful, I would highly recommend this hotel to any other traveller. if you want a great boutique hotel in the true sense of the word then stay at the Neruda more

Stayed while the Pope was in town so it was busy. Didn't get to see castle and security was tight around hotel. I asked for 3 superior rooms which was confirmed. When I arrived only one was available.The older rooms do not have flat scrren, DVD or internet connection. The first room I was put in was a room that... more

My boyfriend & I had a wonderful stay at the Hotel Neruda in June 2009. After spending a bit of time researching hotels that were within our budget, we came to the conclusion that the Hotel Neruda was the best we could get for our money & I don't think we were wrong. The hotel is in the beautiful Mala... more

I recently spent 4 nights at the Neruda in a Superior Room overlooking the Nerodova. It was great if you wanted to get away from the hustle and bustle of the Old Town. The street was only really busy during the day. The staff were warm and welcoming and very helpful e.g. arranging tickets etc. My only quibble was that... more

Overall, Hotel Neruda was fine: comfortable bed, quiet at night, sufficient breakfast. However, it is not as advertised. The hotel's promotional items state that it includes a plasma TV, shower, and DVD player in every room. Neither our room or our travel companion's room contained a plasma TV or DVD player. When we inquired about it, we were told that... more

Hotel Neruda We had spent (5) peaceful and memorable nights in a Superior Room #102, which overlooked the historical Neruda Street. The minimal extra charge for a Superior Room is highly recommended since you are in the recently expanded section of the Hotel and the rooms are larger, brighter and cleaner. The room was fairly large considering European standards but... more

location of hotel is very good, you can reach many places by feet. the old history is all around you and in the evening, when you you come to hotel is everything calm and you can feel old Prague. as group of architects I must say, that the interior of hotel is great done, they made maximum tu put gently... more

My husband and I stayed here for 3 nights having booked a really good rate for a 'Superior Room' through Expedia. We arrived at tea-time and were greeted by the receptionist. We checked in and were given Room 104. This was on the first floor in the new part of the building. We were disappointed mainly because the room was... more