Maestro by Adrez in Prague

Not great Hotel. We stayed here for 3 nights and when we checked into our room there was a huge disgusting stain on the bedsheets and lots of dirty marks on the duvet which is totally off putting and unacceptable. Alongside this, in the fridge there was a left over half Eaton sandwich just sitting there. We called someone and requested new sheets which we waited for over an hour to receive due to the no reception or housekeeping even though it was only 9:30pm. We got them and had to change them all ourselves, they did offer a new room but it was late at night and we had just unpacked everything. Apart from this, the room itself was fine but was really dissapointed knowing the sheets hadn’t even been changed prior to us coming. The lift is also not great really wobbly and very old. Recommend taking the stairs as I won’t be surprised if the lift broke. Probably wouldn’t stay again.

It is the first time that the elevator has stopped and been locked up for more than an hour on a honeymoon that should feel good. In addition, even if you call the contact number in the elevator, it was a number that could only be texted, and the custodian could not hear it even when the emergency bell was pressed. When I heard the emergency bell, another guest delivered it to the custodian instead. I was very worried about what safety problems the elevator would cause, and the use of the hotel raised questions about the safety of guests. Even if I notified the situation through Whatsapp and received a reply, I did not trust the content at all.

Very disappointing stay.
We stayed one night at Hotel Maestro in Prague. Our first room, on 3rd fooor, was right in front of a restaurant’s exhaust fan, and the smell of fried food filled not only the room but the entire floor. It was unbearable, so we asked to change rooms. They said that was the first time they got this complain, mmmmm.

We were moved to room on the 4th floor, on the top floor, which meant repacking all our luggage and taking another elevator up. Unfortunately, that room was also uncomfortable: it had no real windows, only some high openings that let in a bit of light but no view. There was a constant noise from above, probably an air-co motor, and we could clearly hear people talking in the next room, as it was a connecting room with poor soundproofing.

The room was also in poor condition: hair in the shower, swollen bathroom doors, dirty tile grout, and a sagging bed with broken springs. The pillow was too thick and uncomfortable.

There is no real reception, only a luggage room, so no one is available for immediate help.
Overall, a very uncomfortable and disappointing stay, not recommended.

A really disappointing experience.

We spent just one night at Hotel Maestro in Prague, and it was more than enough. Our first room (315) was right across from a restaurant’s exhaust fan — the entire place reeked of fried food, not just the room but the whole corridor. The smell was so strong we couldn’t stay there, so we asked to move.

They reassigned us to room 405 on the top floor, which meant packing everything up again and switching elevators. Unfortunately, that room wasn’t any better. It didn’t even have real windows — just a few high openings that let in a bit of daylight but no view at all. There was a constant humming noise, likely from the air conditioning unit above, and we could hear every word from the neighboring room since it was a connecting one with almost no sound insulation.

The condition of the room itself was poor: hair left in the shower, swollen bathroom doors, dirty grout between the tiles, and a sagging mattress with broken springs. The pillow was huge and uncomfortable too.

To make matters worse, there’s no proper reception — just a luggage room — so there’s no one around if you need help.

All in all, the stay was really unpleasant and far from what we expected. Definitely not a place I’d recommend.