Hotel International Prague

The front desk was outstanding, by far the best staff I have ever come across in all my trips in the United States and abroad!!! This hotel is by far perfect, and I will be staying here again. The two staff members who were the best, though, were Yaroslav and Terezka. I am not joking, if you get to come across these two people, they will make your day and also be the best servers that you will ever see. I mean, they are outstanding, and I am coming back because of these two and the front desk staff. 11/10 hotel and the staff are remarkable!!! That is saying something because I have stayed at Mandalay Bay and multiple other 5-star hotels, and this is by far the best.

WORST HOTEL EVER!!! They just catfish you from their photos, it’s a very old property and it looks nothing like it’s shown. THEY ARE CHARGING ME FOR THE GYM!!! Who does that??? They have mentioned it as their an amenity which is completely not true. Not hospitable for family. I would not recommend this to anyone. I got scammed! Please be aware. Thank you!

I recently stayed at the Grand Hotel International in Prague 6 and had a very pleasant experience. The hotel has a unique historical charm with its elegant Art Deco architecture and spacious lobby. My room was clean, comfortable, and well-equipped with everything I needed. The staff were professional, friendly, and always ready to help. The location is convenient—situated in a quiet district with easy access to public transport, making it simple to reach the city center. I especially appreciated the breakfast buffet, which offered a wide variety of fresh and tasty options. Overall, I highly recommend this hotel to anyone visiting Prague who wants a comfortable stay in a historic and peaceful area.

The Grand International Hotel in Prague is truly a gem! From the moment I arrived, the staff made me feel incredibly welcome — warm, professional, and always ready to help with a smile. The breakfast was another highlight: fresh, varied, and delicious, offering a perfect start to each day. The hotel itself is steeped in history, and you can feel it in the elegant architecture and thoughtful interior details — staying here feels like stepping into a refined chapter of Prague’s past. Don’t miss the bar at the top floor — it offers a stunning panoramic view of the city, especially of Prague Castle. It’s the perfect spot to unwind in the evening with a drink in hand. Highly recommend this hotel for anyone looking to blend comfort, history, and exceptional service during their stay in Prague!

A great deal. Rooms are simple are straight forward but perfectly comfortable and very clean; lobby has a certain grand charm to it. Staff is very friendly and helpful. I arrived early and was able to drop my suitcase off before I could access my room. A bit north of the tourist city center, but there are several tram and bus lines with direct routes to the city center (or the CZU campus) within a block or two north and south of the hotel. The trams take just 15-20 minutes to get to the city center. A great deal to save a lot of money.

Stayed at Hotel International Prague for a few nights and really enjoyed it. The building has a cool historic vibe, and the room was clean and comfy. It’s not right in the center, but the tram makes it super easy to get around. Breakfast was great with lots of options, and the staff were helpful. Good value for the price—I’d stay again.

The hotel is absolutely wonderful! The staff are incredibly polite and respectful, always providing top-notch service. I stayed for two days, and it was a truly memorable experience — one I will never forget. This hotel genuinely deserves five stars and more. Everyone greets you with a smile and ensures you have everything you need. I loved every moment of my stay. Thank you to the amazing management for creating such a welcoming and well-run place. I can’t wait to come back!❤️❤️❤️

The hotel fully met my expectations! The reception staff was exceptionally friendly, helpful, and always made sure that no questions were left unanswered. The entire hotel was very clean, and my room was spacious and well-maintained. The breakfast buffet was extensive, offering something for everyone. While the location is not directly in the Old Town, the tram stop is just a 2–3 minute walk away, making it easy to get around. I particularly enjoyed the live piano music in the Armstrong Bar in the evenings, which perfectly matched the hotel's ambiance, and the rooftop bar on the 14th floor, offering stunning views over Prague. A nice touch was the small gift at check-out – overall, a fantastic stay!

Pros: Away from the city center Wonderful breakfast buffet, but make sure to select the included option whilst checking in. Rooms were spacious enough for a family of four Affordable mini-bar options Cons: very limited parking Restaurant closed prior to published time

I'm all for historic buildings .. but if I had known in advance this was a Stalinist-era building with the same amenities as an old Poliburo office ... I would have probably steered clear of this place. Where to begin? This place is now known as the Hotel International now that new management has taken over the premises. This building dates back to the mid-20th century and was a gift from Stalin to the people of Czechoslovakia during the cold war era. In many ways this place has literally not changed since those days. Yes the rooms had been modestly refurbished, but generally it has retained the old, dreary feel of a cold war/communist era building. When you're walking through the hallways it wouldn't be surprising to see some KGB agent or Soviet general walk out of one of these rooms. The doors remind me of an old office building. The rooms themselves are spacious but poorly laid out. The beds here seriously suck. Our room also had an extra third bed for no real apparent reason and they would not move it (even though it ate up a ton of space in our room) because "it's a triple room" (WTF). Anyway, back to the room itself. I mentioned the beds are shit. They are because the sheets felt gross, the comforters were thin and the bed felt like one of those crappy spring beds you find in a cheap motel in the US. Unless you're dead tired from a day of touring around Prague, don't expect to sleep well here. The showers and everything else were not particularly memorable and the room felt dirty overall. The carpets were old and gross. The climate control was also non existent. The room felt stuffy and hot and I had to open the windows full blast (even though it was like 40-50F outside) just to get some air circulating inside. The restaurant here also sucked ass. The quality of the breakfast was pretty shitty though at least the coffee machine was decent. Also the lobby was pretty nice and had a somewhat grand (if not old/Soviet) feel to it. Long story short, unless you want to relive history or have a keen interest in staying in an old cold war hotel, you're way better off staying somewhere else.

Shhhhhh, they might hear us! Do you have the plans? Okay, we will meet at the cafe at the Charles Bridge to make the exchange. This is what I envisioned in my mind when our tour guide gave us the history of this hotel. Apparently, this building housed the USSR's infamous KGB! We had a retired police officer in our tour group, so he did some snooping around in his room and found wires hidden in a hole in his closet! Wow, that's crazy! This hotel is old, it even smells old! Yes, It's described as "art deco" on Crowne's website, mmmm... still old and musty! I mean it's not that bad, it is a decent hotel to stay in for a few nights. Rooms are typical European size, but it is a ways from the city center.

Stay away!! Zero stars. Dated old hotel. Front desk didn't speak English. Room shower didn't work. Ac unit stopped working in the middle of the night. Very dirty rug in room. Bedding stained. Musty smell. Disgusting. Asked to switch rooms but were told no rooms available.

Hotel looks beautiful from the outside and inside is similar to a Hampton Inn or Hilton hotel chains. Many of the workers speak 4 to 6 languages. They have an atm in the lobby and can also exchange US dollars to Czech krowns. The gift shop has stamps and they send out mail of your mail is stamped. The restrooms are clean. The bathtub acts as a dual shower except it only has one door. My double double has a TV and refrigerator. This place is far from downtown, new town, and old town. Use their public transportation of cab.

An update after our stay here. Don't use their hotel cab, it charged us more than double the price than usually.

The Crowne Plaza Prague is a large hotel 4 Star hotel which is fairly well located to the city centre. It is a very interesting building which dates back to communist days. The staff were friendly and we received a warm welcome at check in. We had booked a Club Room and as Platinum IHG Rewards Club member we were upgraded to a 10th Floor Tower Suite room with access to the Club Lounge-the Sky Lounge on the 14th Floor, The Club Lounge offered a reasonable continental breakfast with some hot food items and a range alcoholic drinks were available during the evening however the food selection was very limited. There is a 1980's feel to the hotel with the communal areas really needing an upgrade. There is no pool and the restaurants were expensive. The suite had everything you would expect from a 4 star hotel including 2 x TV's, Mini Bar, Air Conditioning and internet but the CRT TV's could do with replacing with flat screens. Overall the Crowne Plaza Prague provides a good option for business and leisure travellers alike, particularly if you are looking for an IHG property with good Elite customer recognition. We enjoyed the stay and would stay here on next visit to Prague depending on other options available.

I know that theft is an issue in Prague but didn't expect potential problems at The Intercontinental. Had the cleaning staff walk in my room while I was asleep when the do not disturb was hung on the door. Heard her rummaging around in my bathroom. I called out and she came out with an armload of towels. However I had already taken my dirty towels to the bin earlier that day. Additionally the desk staff was pretty rude and tried to charge me for the lounge despite my status with the hotel. No offer for an upgrade despite the fact that the hotel was not booked at all. Sorry but there are nicer hotels to consider for the price.

This hotel is OK but definitely not what I am use to from other Crown Plaza's. The executive rooms themselves are very nice but the executive lounge is very disappointing. Very limited snacks, only wine and beer is served and the beer has been warm for the last two nights. A way from downtown but that also means it is quiet and the local restaurants are very reasonable.

Staff and meeting space is great. The hotel rooms are Awful. Very old, outdated and musty. I had to switch rooms. There were little dead bugs near the windows. They quickly moved me to a room over the aerobics studio. A little loud but no bugs. It's a 15 min cab ride to the center of town. Make sure to take AAA taxi. Otherwise, your taxi will be double the cost.

Remember that line from the Amy Winehouse "Rehab:" song: No, no, no!!. That is what is going through my head as I write this review. Stay elsewhere. Lots of reasonable hotels in Prague. Room was very run down. Phone did not work and we told them about this every day for 5 days. Felt very unsafe not having that in an emergency. We got there on Sunday and it was fixed on Thursday after we went to desk daily. So anytime we had a question about hotel or booking something thru hotel, we had to go down 3 floors to desk on other side of hotel. Found a bug in it on two of the 7 days that we were there. we were with a prepaid group so we couldn't leave. Bathrooms not cleaned on two dates, including one day when housekeeping came into our room to fold comforters on beds. (No sheets on beds, just comforter that they fold. Voila! Bed made, which is great news for employment rates in Czech but bad news for international travelers. Our room for our family of three consisted of 3 single beds which was weird but they were comfortable. Our a/c worked but many in our group said their a/c didn't work. There are newer rooms in the hotel so make sure you ask for one of those. Windows open in hotel which helps to get musty smell out. Maybe that's not a good thing if you are there long term. Housekeeper very unfriendly and when we went to hunt towels down on the days when we had no clean towels put in room, she looked at us like I was asking for an organ donation. She didn't speak any English so "international" aspect of hotel ends at front desk. Front desk, bartender and waitress (short blonde, I think her name was Vika?) in restaurant were super nice. Waitress was very fast, friendly, and helpful. Desk staff was super nice too and very patient. They all spoke English. Someone found my son's phone in restaurant and bartender kept it safe for a day until we started inquiring about it. Very honest. Location of hotel isn't great. it is a block from tram but much easier to just stay walking distance to Old Town. Hilton and Marriott looked nice when we walked by it. This is ok for one night but we were there a week and it felt like a penance.