Stayd in Pension Corto 4 days during Xmas. Its a minute walk from the old city square and near shopping and the famous Karlova bridge. PROS: Prime location. Helpfull, friendly reseption staff and hot water was working. CONS: The room we got looked nothing like the pictures we had seen and it was quite horrid carpets. The worst thing was... More

I stayed in this hotel with three girl friends and we did not arrive until late at night. We had booked to stay in the fifth floor with an en suite, but little did we know that the fifth floor was in a different building. The building was a residential building and very spooky, and intimidating for girls just arriving... More

The Pension Corto in Prague is quite simply a dreadful place. I could live with climbing about a 1000 steps to get to the room, but what I discovered is that for over 100 euros a night, this would be considered about on the level of a hostel. So if you hope to stay in a reasonably priced room, but... More

I highly recommend Pension Corto on Nerudova Street; I believe we paid a bit less than $100 per night in 2004 for a spacious double room with a view of the Castle (my only disappointment--our window was quite small--but still a lovely view). The room was very simple, but also seemed to me pretty and relatively stylish in a quiet... More

If you are looking for somewhere to say in Prague and don't want to break the bank, this is the place! This Pension on the Nerudova is excellently located - it is just below the castle and is near to the Charles bridge. It is not a classy hotel, but a clean, basic bed and breakfast - but the room... More