Hotel Leon D'Oro (Prague, Czech Republic)

With its location an easy walk from Mustek Metro Station, a one minute stroll from the Main Square and all the major points of interest in Prague within easy reach, you're ideally situated to enjoy a City break in the Czech Republic's Capital.

In comparison to the usual hotel Continental breakfast offering, the first meal of the day at Leon D'oro provides guests a choice of everything from bacon, sausage and eggs to cereal, fruit and yoghurt and a lot else besides. Vegetarians, and those with special dietary requirements, can also be catered for with prior notice.

While rooms are basic, most previous guests have found them to be clean, tidy and spacious, and have found the kitchenettes a helpful addition to the space. All in all, a comfortable place to lay your head after a day of sightseeing.

Given its central location, it will come as little surprise to most that the hotel rooms are, on occasion, affected by noise; in particular, the sounds of late-night revellers returning to their accommodation. For most, however, it doesn't cause enough of a disturbance for them to consider staying further out of the City.

Previous guests have suggested that the hotel could benefit from some degree of investment in its furniture and fittings. The lift is small and old-fashioned and the furniture in guest rooms is mismatched and shabby in places.

For some guests, the maintenance and housekeeping teams are not doing enough; air conditioning is frequently out of action and rooms are, at times, not cleaned at convenient times, and do not meet the standard most guests expect.