Boutique Hotel Seven Days (Prague, Czech Republic)

The property itself may be old but the hotel has been modernized in a way that shows off the buildings history with an up-to-date touch. Guests also reported that while the hotel is located away from the main touristy areas, it still maintains a central location close to everything. The area is a good mix of old and new.

The guest rooms at Seven Days are quite spacious with lots of wardrobe and storage space to store items. Guests also reported that the room temperature is always perfect, the beds are comfortable, there is hardly any noise coming from outside despite being so close to the street, there are plenty of amenities, the windows are large and allow a lot of natural light to enter and the bathrooms are luxurious.

Guests reported that the breakfast served each morning is more than enough to get you through a long day. There are many options to choose from, there are both hot and cold items available and everything is fresh, delicious and well-prepared.

Guests reported that the staff at Seven Days is not very welcoming and their rude, indifferent behaviour towards guests continues throughout and entire stay. The service is slow, staff doesn't acknowledge or even smile at guests, issues go unresolved and no apologies are offered when things go wrong.

The guest rooms are quite small with little room to move about. Guests also reported that the walls are not soundproof, the internet doesn't work, the carpet and bedspreads are stained and the windows don't open.

Some guests reported that the area around the hotel seems a bit seedy and it's unsafe to walk around alone. The streets are not well-lit in the evening and there are men handing out flyers to the adult clubs in the area.