Hotel Hastal Prague Old Town

Fantastic hotel full of charm and character. Great value for money and the staff were wonderful and welcoming. Breakfast was included and is has a good choice of hot and cold food and drinks including sparkling wine. Refreshments are available 24/7 and there is a lively guest lounge or outdoor terrace to use too! Brilliant location, with lots of great food and drinks including sparkling options very close to the hotel. Easy walk to all the main attractions and would highly recommend staying here.

This charming hotel in Old Town Prague was a gem. This warm and welcoming hotel is located within walking distance to all the major sites in Prague. The staff were very friendly and helpful. Breakfasts were varied and offered an excellent choice of food items. The rooms were a good size with a cozy sitting area. We also enjoyed the lounge and a pub is open in the late afternoon. The hotel is close to excellent restaurants and shopping areas.

Hotel Hastal centrally located in Prague Old Town, provides a elegant and classic experience matching that of Prague. We were able to walk to all of the key sites that we wanted to visit. The hotel provided access to coffee and water and offered a very nice breakfast that we enjoyed before we left for our daily adventures. The rooms are spacious and well appointed. The staff (especially the team that helped us during our final day) are helpful and nice. We will recommend Hotel Hastal to our family and friends.

Delightful hotel with old-world charm and modern amenities (A/C, lift) and a very friendly, accommodating staff. Located in a less-busy part of Staré Město, just a short walk to Old Town Square and Jewish Quarter. A nearby tram stop gets you to the Castle, Train Station, and elsewhere. Our rooms were sumptuous and quiet, with comfy beds, excellent water pressure and effective air conditioning. Guests can use a coffee drink machine anytime (makes surprisingly good cappuccino). Breakfasts were a wondrous cornucopia of offerings. We will be back.

This hotel was recommended by a friend, and I know why now that I've stayed there! ||We booked the "cozy" room as it was the last room available. I was fearful about how small it would be, but I packed just enough things for this leg of my trip into a smaller suitcase so that I wouldn't have to get into my larger bag in a tiny room. ||When we checked in I asked if our luggage would fit in the room and I was assured it would. As it turned out, it was PLENTY spacious for a cozy room and everything fit without issue. There was even a desk and a long hallway. The bathroom was small, but the shower worked much better than I expected from the look of it. We were very pleased. ||The hotel is full of beautiful and attentive details for their customers. The front desk was always staffed by someone who was friendly and helpful. SO HELPFUL! This really makes a stay go over the top in terms of enjoyment. ||Breakfast was... fine. Not awesome but I always filled up without wanting to go somewhere else, so it did its job. ||The furniture and decor were beautiful. The location was ideal for walking to old town but not being in the crowds. There were several busses and trams nearby.||The room was also an extremely good value. ||Overall, could we have stayed somewhere nicer? Yes. Could we have stayed somewhere cheaper? Yes. But this threads the needle to be very nice at a nice price. It's the perfect balance. I highly recommend Hotel Haštal!

This hotel is probably the best place I've ever stayed in! The location is great: walking distance from most attractions in Prague and in an incredible neighbourhood, yet very peaceful and away from the crowds. The rooms are very comfortable and the bedding is superb. The whole atmosphere is super welcoming and very homey. You can really tell this hotel is managed with a lot of love and care. The staff are all very warm and helpful, and they really go above and beyond to help you out with everything you need. I really can't recommend this place enough and will definitely make sure to stay here next time I am in Prague.

My daughter and I stayed in this lovely establishment when we visited Prague in May. I stumbled to this place online and wasn't sure exactly what to expect when we made the reservation. This place surpassed our expectations. The facility retains the old world charm and the staff was super friendly and helpful. We met manager Tom who was welcoming and George was very willing to assist us. I can't recall the name correctly but Christian went out of his way to help us book our Cesky Krumlov day trip. We also enjoyed the generous breakfast as well by the bar. Overall, this place enhanced our visit to the city and I will definitely stay there again when I come back.||Tom

Charming Hotel in Central Prague with a Few Parking Hassles Hotel Haštal is a lovely small hotel located right in the heart of Prague. Despite its central location, it’s surprisingly quiet—perfect for those who want to be close to the action without the noise. The rooms are on the smaller side, but they’re clean and comfortable, making them a great base for exploring the city. One of the standout features is the complimentary breakfast, which offers a wide variety of options to suit all tastes. Another nice touch is the free refreshments available in the lobby throughout the day—a thoughtful amenity that adds to the welcoming atmosphere. The only real downside is the parking situation. It costs €29 per day, and the process is a bit inconvenient: you need to pick up a card from the reception, walk about 10–15 minutes to the underground garage, then return the card afterward—and repeat the whole process every time you use your car. For the price, a more streamlined solution would be appreciated. Overall, Hotel Haštal is a great choice for a central Prague stay with strong amenities and charm—just be prepared for some extra steps if you’re driving.

Fantastic+ Service is exceptional and warm, especially from receptionist Tom (raised in U.S. but moved back w parents in Prague and loves it).. Centrally located to many historical sites. Breakfast is a glorious spread and included in the hotel booking. Housekeeping service every day. We felt so at home I felt compelled to run home to the hotel after everyday, like I knew my mum was there to care for me. Tomorrow we check into the Hilton but now I just don't want to go there... Hotel Hastal is the classiest place ever, but not necessarily flashy or glitzy. Conservative, classic. The attached bar is also special; very young mixologists w stiff sophisticated and smooth unique drinks. So needed after a cold day in Prague. Hard for me to muffle our excitement on this place. Thanks Rick Steves for this top notch recommendation! More than wow.

Hotel Hastal Prague Old Town Hotel Hastal is located just outside the Jewish Quarter in Prague's Old Town. The great location makes it easy to access all of Prague's sights, especially if you take advantage of the subway and tram system. A tram stop is a short five minute walk from the hotel. If you walk five minutes in the opposite direction, you will find the Old Town Square, featuring the Tyn Church and the Old Town Hall Tower with its popular Astronomical Clock. The hotel is not fancy, but is very comfortable and clean. Art Nouveau works from Alfons Mucha decorate the hallways and the rooms. Our room provided plenty of space along with a double bed, desk with a chair and closet. The room also included a small TV and a safe. The bathroom was spacious with a corner shower. The large double window overlooked a mostly quiet small square and church. A delicious breakfast of hot and cold food is included with the room. The breakfast buffet includes eggs, sausage, meats, cheeses, breads, yogurts, cereals, and jams. The options do not rotate, so plan accordingly for long visits. A coffee machine and tea are available 24 hours a day, a very nice perk! We caffeinated up one afternoon before taking to the streets again for a concert. A double room starts at 80 Euros (about $110) per night. We emailed the hotel, booking directly with them. A credit card number was required to hold the room, but only cash (USD, Euros, or Crowns) are accepted at checkout. For Rick Steves followers, Rick recommends this hotel in his 2014 Prague & the Czech Republic Guidebook.

We loved staying here. Favorite spot of our month long European vacation. Friendly staff with amazing history of life in Prague under communists. Locally owned. Perfect location in the center of historic distance and easy walking everywhere even with luggage to the train station. Would love a return visit.

I read about this hotel is Rick Steves' write-up of places to stay in Prague. Based on that and the previous reviews, I went ahead and booked my 3 night stay. I did a Google Street View drive-by (which includes a little inside navigation as well- very cool), so I kind of knew where to go and what to look for when I got there. While I was checking in with the friendly front desk clerk, the manager came up to me and personally greeted me and thanked me for coming. There is a nice large, wide stairway, but a handy elevator as well, which I was not expecting based many prior stays at smaller independent hotels throughout Europe. Not having to lug my bags up to the 3rd floor was nice. The room seemed freshly renovated with delightful colors and wonderful European down bedding. Sure, the room is small by American standards, but by European standards it was exactly what I was expecting. There was a small flat screen TV, nice small desk, an armoire to store clothes, and a safe (but it was not bolted down, so I don't know what purpose it would serve except to serve as a nice handy place to store all your valuables for someone to walk away with). The soap and shampoo provided could have been a little larger for my taste, but they provided fresh ones every day. Europeans don't always provide a small washcloth with the assortment of towels, so bring your own if you need it. Air Conditioning is available, but you have to call to the front desk to have it activated remotely. I didn't need it with an open window to the courtyard below. Wi-fi (wi-lan) worked great. Fast enough to download my favorite podcast and they have several repeaters for the various floors. The breakfast was one of the best ones I've ever had with a breakfast-included hotel. Scrambled eggs, small sliced Czech-style hot dogs, cereals, juices, teas, great coffee, breads, sliced meats, sliced cheeses, steamed vegetables, etc. A very nice lay-out. I loved the automatic coffee/espresso machine out in the lobby. Every time I came back to the hotel, I had it make me a nice fresh cup of espresso. Quality was way better than I was expecting from an automated machine. Loved that touch! Parking is a problem in any old-town European city. If you have to bring a car, the hotel has an arrangement with a shopping center a short walk away where you can park your car in the underground garage. Again, this is one of the nicest garages I've ever been in. The Europeans really know how to make an underground concrete parking garage look very nice and pleasant. It cost me about a hundred dollars to park for 3 nights, so be aware that parking in a very dense European city is not cheap. When they give you directions to the parking garage, be careful that you do NOT inadvertently drive down into the garage marked "Palladium"-- that is the garage for the mall across the street and they don't have an arrangement with them. It's east to get confused, so pay close attention to the driving directions given to you by the front desk clerk. Upon check-out, I was again approached by the manager, thanking me very much for my stay. I must say, I have NEVER seen such friendly and grateful hotel management. They really strive hard to make sure your stay is pleasant. It seems they prefer that you pay in cash upon departing, which may be inconvenient. I don't really understand why. Regardless, definitely stay here. You won't regret it!