We stayed for 2 nights,and got a room with our own bathroom in an apartment,with two more rooms and a kitchen. It was very clean and neat,with lovely black and white pictures of Prague. The location is great,in the center,and you don't need transportation if you are going sight seeing. The kitchen even has an iron,and everything else tou need... More

We stayed here for five nights. First we had only booked three nights, but we added two nights after the first night, and we didn't even have to change room. We had the 4 person private ensuite, which had a shared room with beds upon entrance, a kitchen with microwave, fridge, a table and an extra bed, and a bathroom.... More

This hostel was alright. I thought it was a pretty good price for the location, just a few blocks off of Wenceslas Square. We stayed on the top floor, it was a long hike up and at night many of the stairway lights were burnt out. The room itself was okay, the "double bed" was just two twin sized beds... More

We booked and paid for a private room for two nights, and was "upgraded" to our own apartment-type accommodation about 5 minutes walking from the main hostel. I appreciated the upgrade, yes, but the apartment was old and very dingy, with very uncomfortable beds. It was very dark, with no WiFi or internet access. The kitchen area was filthy with... More

Yes, we were in the red light district with two cabarets and one club savna, there are black people on the corners, we were in the room for 13 people, but....it's fine. It's save (you must lock), clean, water is always warm, you can cook, very spacious and near are the markets that are very cheap. The only disadvantage is... More

We booked and paid for a private ensuite room and were given a room that was not ensuite. We had to cross a common kitchen area to use the private toilet and shower. it was Easter weekend and everywhere was booked solid and we had no option but to accept the situation. I would not recommend this hostel. The location... More

There are several things that Hostel Atlas does not tell you on its website. Firstly, it is located in what is effectively Prague's red-light district. It shares a block with no fewer than five strip-clubs, and it is par for the course for drug dealers and prostitutes to advertise their wares to various passerby. Moreover, Wenceslas Square is by no... More

The Hostel Atlas was a great place for the 4 of us college sophomores. We were right down the street from the National Museum and the huge bustling square on which it is located. Since we are young we walked everywhere and found our hostel to be in a very advantageous location. We were able to walk back after long... More

Friendly and accomodating staff, clean and simple facilities, rather worn bed linens (could use a wash), free internet access, excellent location--walkable to all the city's main attractions although in a mini red-light district, up 5 flights of stairs to our room (!) although not all rooms were up that high, clean bathroom, but no overhead shower/shower curtain and limited hot... More