Hotel Picasso Apartments (Prague, Czech Republic)

Of course it had to be the amazing central location that guests most enjoyed during their stay in the apartments. It was not only close to Wenceslas Square, and all the nightlife and streetlife that had brought many of them to Prague, but a very short and convenient walk from the main train station as well.

While many guests did comment that the apartments actually were very spacious, they also added that the light décor and sleek furniture gave it a light and airy feel that further contributed to the sense of space.

While it was described as being perhaps being a bit too futuristic and high-tech, guests still loved the fact that on-site parking was available in such a central area. It allowed them to safely put their car away and head straight back to their apartment. It was mentioned that the parking was most suitable for smaller cars.

A couple of guests mentioned that there was no permanent reception staff on-site and that they were left a bit to their own devices after check-in. Most accepted this as the nature of the accommodation they had booked, but others would have preferred a more full-service establishment.

Of course Prague is very well known for its nightlife, and this is heavily concentrated in the central core. So it was perhaps not surprising that a few guest complained that their sleep was sometimes disturbed by revellers on the street below.

It seems some guests felt they had taken a wrong turn somewhere and ended up in Paris, a city notorious for its small lifts. They mentioned that claustrophobic guests should definitely be prepared to take the stairs.