Hotel Legie

The hotel is very clean, and the staff's attitude is excellent. We appreciate that they allowed us to leave our bags there until the evening on the day of check-out. It would be perfect if there were air conditioning and slippers. The location is great, though it can be a bit noisy.

Rooms were messy and you couldn't go on the balcony, and they had double windows which sucked. View was good. It was quite loud. Service was nice and all. Food was good.

It's not a bad property by any means, although the building it is located in does look a bit shabby and run-down - which might put some ppl off and make them feel unsafe. HOWEVER, the location is great, as it's closely located to major bus lines that go into the main tourist areas and center. It's also walkable to the Central Train Station, which makes it ideal if you need to travel onward after to other cities and hubs like Budapest and Vienna. Room amenities are very basic, and the room itself is dated, no sense fod decor whatsoever and is really just a place to sleep. Carpets are also old. It doesn't feel like a very well-maintained room on the whole, but it's acceptable for a short stay of 2-3 nights I would say, especially if you will be out exploring the city anyway in the day. Worth noting to store your luggage at the property's baggage storeroom after checking out, there is a small fee.

We had a nice comfort room in the 8th floor for one weekend at Hotel Legie. The room was very spacious and modern with access to the balcony. The hotel is a great place to start exploring the city of Prague. Parking is possible in the surrounding streets for a fair price as well within a few minutes walking distance to the hotel.

Kind and very helpful staff, an extremely spacious and comfortable room, and a really nice and enjoyable breakfast with a good variety of options. The room can be a bit noisy because it's on a main street with traffic even during the night.