We decided to book this hotel while looking for the cheapest way to visit Prague, and for the price we weren't really expecting much. The staff at the front desk was curteous and spoke English well. The rooms were very basic - two twin beds pushed together, large built-in wardrobe, chair, window shelf, and small tv. I thought the beds were comfortable but since there's not much to them, I wouldn't recommend them for someone with back problems. The bathroom was clean though it looked dingy with the dim lighting and dark colored tiles. There was a shower only - no tub - and this was raised up on a platform. No problems with hot water. Breakfast was included at the hotel and was nothing special. It was very European - small hot dogs, lots of bread, lunch meat, and granola. We wouldn't have eaten it if it wasn't free. The location was great for us. Yes, it is out kind of in the middle of nowhere, but it's also right in between two tram stops. This made it very convenient to get into the downtown area and connect to the Metro. We liked that it wasn't centrally located because it made us stay out and experience the city without constantly stopping back at the room. If we did need to get back, it was no more than 20-25 min to get there from any other point in the city.

We booked this hotel in september for 3 nights, we arrived at the hotel after a 2 hour flight and about an hour on pragues metro to arrive and find out that we where being shipped to anothere hotel a slit sie of releaf after stepping off the tram to what i can only say as faulty towers of prague, ok it's cheap but i would not like to walk back from town after a night out to this hotel. I was like a comedy me and my mates could not to laughing (in shock) we walked up these really old graffiti steps passed all the overgrown tree and grass around the side of the hotel to the main entrance it was nice inside but full of germans. Then to get told that we where being moved to another hotel i could have jumped with joy but the pragues faulty towers fun did not end there we had to wait for our lift to another hotel, but was or who was going to take us a nice taxi or maybe the hotels mini bus or no some old man that i think was the reception dad in he dirty old skoda that look like the first one ever made, nice guy with is fat golden labrador sitting on the floor that would explain all the hair in the bout of the car, after being taken by wacky races to the new hotel which we where gald to get to and not be kid napped, but prague made up for it really nice place to visit...

Just got back from Prague and stayed at this hotel and we were pleasently surprised. Yes the decor is dated but the staff are friendly, the breakfast is a good way to start your day(ok it is a continental buffet type but all you can eat). The rooms are simple but are warm and the beds are comfortable with nice warm quilts. The bathroom is dated but there is always hot water and the shower will knock the hangover out of you as it is like a power shower(so beware). The tram stop is right at the bottom of the drive and turn left, tickets can be bought at the reception 20Kc and a 15-20 minute ride gets you into the centre the same for the return journey( will say though get off at the stop after Hotel Golf it's nearer). All in all this hotel did the job and yes if we go back to Prague again we would consider staying there again.

Very basic so no fluffy robes & mini-bar, but for the price it is very good indeed. Granted, its not slap bang in the middle of things but the tram stop is right outside the hotel and it doesn't take long to get to the centre. Breakfast is a matter of personal taste but typical to the region- hams, salami, cheeses etc., some cereals I recall, tea & coffee. I would definately recommend this place to others looking for budget accom. in Prague and will use it again on future trips.

The rooms are big and clean, the breakfast it's a little boring but for the price I paid the hotel it's real good. It's true you can hear your neighbors voices but I was so tired that it doesn't bother me at all. The hotel it's out of town but it really doesn't matter because the tram in front of the hotel goes directly to downtown in aprox 25 min and it cames something like 1 tram at 5 minutes

I have stayed in hotel Golf for Easter. As that was the hotel that agency picked for us we didn't know what to expect for such low price. Fortunately, we were pleasently suprised - the hotel was very good. We stayed in D wing (that our travel guide said it is renovated) which from the outside looks very poor, but the room was very good - nice new bathroom, very good heating (in April was very cold in Prague) and everything clean (cleaning was done every day). Breakfast wasn't anything special but for me room is the most important so I am satisfied. And one more thing, location of the hotel is very good, it is situated on the tram station so it is enough to sit in tram no.9 and in app. 15 minutes you are on the main street of Prague.

This hotel is the cheapest for me (booked through a Dutch agency) of the past 20 years. I could not believe how they can offer a hotel room for such low price as I paid. So the value for money is super good. The location is OK, if taking a tram (I had tram 9) from the city in time (the last one at night is at about 00.20 from the centre). You can get off a tram stop "Hotel Golf" or the one after that as the hotel is in between, on top of a hill to the left. Beware that when they announce the tram stops, to not get off right away as it only says in Czech that it will be the NEXT one). The room was OK, very quiet, good sleeping comfort, small shower room but adequate. Rather old interior, but some things renovated. Breakfast buffet is good enough, but the coffee is undrinkable. This hotel gets mainly tour groups. I saw a Polish bus and know that a Dutch tour operator goes there. I rate it 5 stars because of the very low price and value I got for it, but don't expect any sort of luxury. Small TV with just one English language channel and German and Czech channels.

I only stayed overnight, so can't tell much about daily services. Overall a bad hotel for the price. Far away from everything, dirty (I stayed in the "new" back building), unattractive. I would not stay there again.

turned up on coach trip january did not expect much hotel was boiling even though snow everywhere location a bit out but trams stop outside rooms old but spotless food ok nice to walk around town plenty cheap bars

I've stayed at this hotel about 5 times in 3 years. It's much better than you expect for a hotel of that price. The rooms are basic but clean and adequate. The staff are helpful and friendly, the breakfast buffet is good. It may be out of town, but it's only about 15 minutes by tram, which stops almost outside the hotel. It's also convenient for the airport bus. The bar's small but does the job, and the restaurant's food is reasonable - and very cheap! We keep going back, so it can't be bad!

Having seen the previous reviews, it was with some trepidation that a party of 7 of us visited this hotel. We were pleasantly surprised. While it is grim-looking from the outside, inside is more inviting. The staff are friendly and helpful, the rooms are clean and warm and the restaurant meals lovely. I also heard no sound from neighbouring rooms even though they were occupied. However, there are some downsides. The bathrooms are in need of updating - the showers seemed to possess a will of their own and some of the fixtures came away completely when touched. Another thing to watch for is the type of room you get. In our party, three couples who had booked double rooms found themselves in rooms with single beds which were positioned head-to-foot against one wall, while the person in the single room found herself in what appeared to be a double room (2 single beds next to each other albeit with a height difference of several centimetres between the two!). What we got was about right for the price and, if I were looking for a budget stay in Prague, I wouldn't dismiss the Golf Hotel out of hand.

I took a party of 5 across for a trip to prague. Having booked this hotel and read the varied reviews l was a little worried about what to expect on arrival. As it happens i should not have worried at all. From the exterior it is of typical architecture for that period ( 1960's ), on entry you are greeted by more interior design of the afore mentioned period. Bar is nice and relaxed with a door opening to a patio. Hotel offers a safe deposit free of charge. Rooms are comfortable, with TVand en suite. Shower was of adequte operation, but would have been installed in the 60's. Breakfast is 'continental' type, sausage, cheese, boiled egg, cereal's and juice. There is a tram stop, a little over 100yrds from the entrance of the hotel, this takes you into the town centre, approx. 15min. Overall, l enjoyed my stay in this hotel. If i was ever in Prague again, and tied down to a budget, l would certainly return to this Hotel.

The 'Hotel Golf' is a good transit hotel with generous parking space and the added bonus of a tram stop outside the front of the hotel. Staff are pleasent and helpful with communication skills in various European languages. The rooms are of average size, clean, and the bed comfortable. However, the room did lack a mirror, which I found inconvenient. Breakfast is a continental buffet. Dinner is waiter service, the menu varied. We found service prompt without being rushed and the meal with a bottle of wine good value for money. The Hotel's decor is looking tired and needs cheering up with a lick of paint and a few bright wall hangings. I found the bar impersonal and again in need of brightening up. Overall, I found the 'Golf' value for money. Jackie Sidwell.

The lacklustre external appearance of this establishment is complemented by the dark and chearless interior. The bathroom of this writer's room sported an interesting arragement of sanitary ware, most notable of which was the step-up sheet metal shower tray; combining noise with excercise. There is a small bar,but it does not serve the beers that the Czeckh Republic so famously brews, only one bottled variety being available. The food provided during our stay left much to be desired, even after making allowances for dietary differeces.

Hotel was simple but very clean. Hotels breakfast was ok and the staff was helpful. Beds were soft and the shower worked well. It was easy to get to the city centre by tram number 9 or 10. Prahas metro and tram are a very good way to travel all over the city. You don't need to get a taxi from the airport because there are busses number 119 and 254 that drive to the nearest metro station called Depovichy and from there it is easy to go anywhere in the city. For example green coloured metroway goes to the Mustek station and from there you can go by yellow metro line to the Narodni trida station and from there you can take tram number 9 which stops in the front of the hotel Golf. And that tram stop is named by Hotel Golf. So it is easy... You save a lot of money if you take for example 3 days ticket (metro/tram/busses) instead of paying a taxi from the airport to the hotel Golf.

This year my wife and me stayed in Hotel Golf Prague for 3 days. It was wonderful time in Old City organised for us by Latvian Tour operator Ozolciems Ture, good choice for good rest around the globe. Trip longs 6 days and the price was 135 LS (1LS=0,7 Euro). We travelled by bus Neoplan (comfortable, WC, tea, coffee onboard). All hotels, included Hotel Golf was included in this price. Our travel group supervisor was Inita, perfect group supervisor and charming young woman... About the Hotel. Building was built in Socialism time, so, design is wery simple, but suites are very nice. Restaurant is very good, they have everything you will need to drink and to eat. Good parking, nice reception, you can achieve Bohemian Crystal near the reception there is a shop situated. You can reach the Old Prague by tram (it costs 20 CZC and ticket is valid 90 minutes). Tickets are available at the reception. Hotel has at least 3 floors, there is an elevator.