My friends and I had a fantastic weekend at the Imperial! The highlights: -incredibly friendly and helpful staff. -our room was really spacy, the bathroom was amazing and the bathrobe were super comfy. -Ostrava is not a historical city, but staying in the city centre is always an advantage and the closiness to the famous Stodolní street was just ideal!... more

The hotel is very clean and smart. My room was very clean and comfortable. The service, from start to finish and from all departments, was first class. The staff were very helpful and friendly The Restaurant is above average. Many hotels in the UK (especially in London) could learn a lesson from this hotel. more

Modern hotel with very helpful staff. Ostrava itself is a very different place to the usual tourist stops in central Europe. Worth a visit if you are interested in Soviet heavy industry. more

This was an expensive hotel for what I recieved in return. The room was very small and a decor from the 50's or 60's. It is (from what I understand) one of the better hotels in Ostrava so it served the purpose for the one night stay. I will be returning to Ostrava this March on my way to Poland... more

Spent one night at the Imperial on business (Ostrava is not the sort of place you visit for leisure!). The hotel is quite large, being an older and quite attractive building, extended probably in the 1950s. The extension looks a little incongruous and its façade is rather disconcertingly decorated with communist-era symbols. The Imperial is part of the MaMaison group... more

We came for a business trip to Ostrava and stayed for 2 nights. The hotel is located directly at the pedestrian precinct/shopping street. The staff was very nice. Quick check in. The rooms were very comfortable. Bath room: fully equipped with everything you need: body lotion, shampoo, conditioner, shower creme, bath creme (dove). The hair dryer was a little bit... more

Great hotel, people warm and friendly. Rooms great, bars and restaurant really enjoyable. more