Three Star Hotel

Hotel Atos

★★★

Wenceslas Square

About this hotel

Hotel Atos is located in Mala Strana, and very close to the Vltava river. It's at the base of the hilly Petrin park, home of the newly built Victims of Communism Memorial and the funicular cable car which transports passengers to and from the mini 'Eiffel' tower offering amazing views of Prague.

The hotel is set within a period townhouse whose neo-Renaissance facade has been preserved from its 19th-century origins, giving the building a distinct architectural character compared to purpose-built modern hotels elsewhere in the city. Its position on the Smíchov side of the river places it slightly off the main tourist thoroughfares of the Old Town, offering a quieter base while still keeping Prague's principal landmarks — including Kampa Park and the Lennon Wall across the river — within comfortable walking or short tram range.

Location

Central location, near the Legii Bridge, which crosses the Vltava. Halfway across, steps lead to a tree-covered island. On the other side are two of the country's most impressive theatres, and the best shopping area. Most historic sites are within walking distance, especially the winding cobblestone lanes of the old castle district. Several tramlines stop right in front of the hotel. Distance from major attractions and other Hotels in Prague : Wenceslas Square: 1.8km Old Town Square: 2.0km Charles Bridge: 1.0km Prague Castle: 2.0km

Hotel Atos occupies a neo-Renaissance building dating from the second half of the 19th century at Melnická 13 in Prague 5, on the Smíchov side of the Vltava. The nearest metro station is Anděl, roughly a kilometre away, with Karlovo náměstí and Národní třída also within walking distance on the opposite bank. The Dancing House and the National Theatre are both under a kilometre from the hotel, while Charles Bridge and Prague Castle are reachable on foot in around ten to fifteen minutes, making the location convenient for guests who prefer to explore the historic centre without relying heavily on public transport.

Rooms

The 35 rooms have minibar, satellite TV and hairdryers. The bathrooms are clean and modern. Rooms have table and chairs and are bright and comfortable. Service like exchange office, refreshment, souvenirs, laundry, ticket and sightseeing tours reservations are available for 24 hours daily at front office. It is possible to spend the evening in the restaurant Meduzzy at the same building. The restaurant is opened daily from 11.30am to 11pm it offers specialities from Greek and Italian dishes. Check-in: 14:00 Check-out: 12:00 Price includes breakfast.

What guests say (via Google)

4.2 (1,976 Google reviews)

Palatial hotel with simple rooms & a Mediterranean restaurant/bar, plus free buffet breakfast.

Address
Mělnická 582/13/150 00, Malá Strana, 150 00 Praha-Praha 5, Czechia
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Phone
251 512 890
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Reception hours
Monday: Open 24 hours
Tuesday: Open 24 hours
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★★★★ Ian Descy a month ago

The rooms are a littel out dated but the bathroom is gorgous. The beds are very comfortable and the rooms are clean. The breakfast is very delicous and has a few dayly changing options. The location is good and Bad at the Same. Its good in the day. The Tram is just a few feet away and you can easily walk into the City centre. But exactly that is also the contra. Because the Tram also drives at night and the early morning hours. So best bring ear plugs. At least when you want to sleep with an open window. The receptionists were very nice (all that we met) espacially the night Auditor (i guess he is one. Because he always had the night shift during our stay) All in all. Its a comfortable and relativley cheap hotel in the middle of prague so its totally ok.

★★ Dusan Stanisic 4 months ago

The hotel is nice and the entrance is very appealing. Location is quite good and you are one tram line to the city center. Breakfast is amazing. They don’t have double beds, they put together 2 beds, not that comfy. Now the bad sides. I booked over Booking dot com two double bed rooms without view. On the pictures on that platform as well on their web site the room is depicted as it were in the attic. We got rooms in basement! They didn’t want to change the rooms although there were some available at the moment of our checking in. Moreover last night there was a party in the lobby right above our rooms (701-702). We called the receptionist at 00:30 but to now avail. The party lasted until 02:30 and we couldn’t sleep. I wouldn’t recommend this hotel and they don’t care about their guests at all.

★★★★ Alex Cooper a month ago

We were pleasantly suprised with this hotel! Great service and rooms were nice enough! Had no complaints. We visited during a heat wave and we were placed on the 6th floor with aircon. But they had fans avaliable for those on lower floors.

Pedro Batistélla a month ago

This place is GARBAGE! Rude front desk employee and unbearably hot room in the summer! Absolutely Nothing. The person at the desk is the most incompetent person I have ever seen. Rude and disrespectful. Disgusting. Terrible service. Awful customer service. No air conditioning in the rooms. Be aware before booking. I even had to buy a thermometer to document how unbelievably hot the room was. I’ve never experienced anything like this at any hotel. Before I even arrived, the employee at the front desk was sending me messages saying he would cancel my reservation. His behavior was completely inappropriate and unprofessional. I believe this situation warrants investigation, and I intend to pursue all available legal remedies. Based on my experience, I cannot recommend this hotel to anyone. Here are the pictures to prove it.

★★★★★ T Calling 5 months ago

Update: the 5th floor rooms have tiny windows are very dark inside and there’s no wall insulation so you can hear neighbours talk. Quite a difference from lower positioned room that are more light, quiet and more welcoming. An excellent choice in off peak season where the price vs quality and location outshines many other options in Prague. Situated at the base of Petrin hill and a few minutes walk to Charle Bridge and the river Vltava. The breakfast is included in price which adds value. The WiFi is decent even when you work. It’s a beautiful historical house 1880s-1920s, with a stucco, tall ceilings and ornaments to marvel.

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