Ea Hotel Sonata

The location was excellent.

Very good location; 3 minutes walk from Wenceslas Square. Modern interior, heated floor in the spacious bathroom.

Good location, good staff, nice facilities, normal price 1. Some problems with breakfast: very bad orange juice, small glasses, supply interruption; 2. Switch off electricity and fire service (hope, that was an exception)

the rooms were clean and warm. internet access, we had to pay for it while on booking.com it was mentioned that it was free of charge in all the hotel

Excellent room, everything was brand new. Lovely deep red carpet throughout, large wall mounted LCD TV, mini-bar, safe in wardrobe. Nice bed with huge headboard. Bathroom is fully tiled and very well furnished with chrome shower controls and taps. Nice big sink, mirror and shaving mirror aswell as hair dryer. You get your own credit card door key, so no need to leave your key in reception when going out, which is nice! I had a choice of rooms, so got one with bath and shower. Although the bath was not full sized, it was still nice to have. My room was at the end of the corridor, so the outside was just a view of all the other windows facing in from the middle of the hotel, and therefore it was nice and quiet. The room has air-con unit with 15/20/25 degrees settings and 3 speed settings for the fan, so it's nice to be able to put it on the lowest setting for the minimum amount of noise at night. The breakfast was very good, with a choice of cereals, bread, rolls, butter, cheese, fruits, various jams and honey etc. Also had scrambled eggs and sausage (hot dog style), bacon and ham etc. The only thing I would say is that the apple/orange juice was watered down abit, didn't taste like 100% pure juice. This hotel is in a great location, only a couple of minutes walk from the museum at the top of Wenceslas square. My tips are; buy a 24hr or 5day tram pass, costing 100/500 CZK respectively, look on the time boards at the top to see which number you need for the direction you want to go in. Go across the river and take the tram to the monastry. Climb the "mini-eifel tower" for the best views over Prague, then have lunch in the resturant on the way down. Also have dinner in the roof-top resturant at the Hotel U Prince in the old town square (opposite the astrological clock). They have a huge menu (over 100 pages) and very reasonable prices, best of all you get to look at the charles bridge tower, castle and the old town square whilst eating. Absolutely superb, and the Hotel inside looks amazing. The fact that they charged for the jacuzzi and sauna. This isn't advertised.

it,s location, size of rooms , a good breakfast. no coffee tea making facilitys in room. no shower screen around bath