Boutique Hotel Seven Days Prague

The hotel is in a great location near transportation and shopping. We stayed in the junior suite and it was a very large room furnished with many options for seating and storage. Staff were very polite and professional. The breakfast was included with a great deal of seating and options from the buffet. The sauna/massage/hot tub room in the listing is a bit misleading. It is not included and you are required to reserve a time slot at an additional cost. Overall a great value for a semi-luxurious suite in downtown Prague.

Very clean and lovely classical building. Staff were very friendly and helpful. The bar shut quite early though which was a bit disappointing as we didn’t want to go out, out with teenage children.

OMG. This place is amazing. Don't be turned off by the fact that it's located by a "Gentleman's Club" and I use that term sarcastically. This is similar to a 5-star hotel in NYC, except that it's from the late 1800's and was originally a family home. A very wealthy family obviously. It's been re-done and renovated in a truly unique fashion. The staff is awesome and helpful and the place itself reminded me a lot of The Waldorf...as it used to be. With good service and truly wonderful staff. Classy all the way. My only complaint, and it's probably unavoidable with a hotel like this, is that there was some drilling noise happening not far from our room around 10 a.m. Other than that it was the perfect end to our stay in Prague.

We stayed 3 nights at the Seven Days. It is well located 3 minutes walk to the top of Wenselaslas Square, close to shops, cafes, trams etc. Hotel Staff were helpful and friendly from first arrival. The room was spacious and clean with a Queen size bed and clean modern shower room. The breakfast was very nice with a selection of continental meats,cheeses. Cereals, fruit juices and then the cooked option-all very nice.. Our room also had a courtesy umbrella, which we found very useful and thoughtful. The only negative thing I can find to say is that you cannot open the windows which I personally like to do. The Seven Days is a really nice place to stay and we would recommend to friends and family.