Hotel Victor in Prague

I do not recommend it. Although the restaurant-brewery pleasantly surprised with its prices, food and service. We stayed from December 30 to January 3, 2025. The hotel is located on a quiet street not far from the center and the railway station. - 25-30 minutes walk. In short - for lovers of the old dirty scoop. To say that the rooms are "tired" is very modest. The sheets and duvet covers turned out to have very picturesque holes - clearly from the last century ... The owner and staff turned out to be Russian-speaking. It would be very convenient for us if the room was cleaned at least once in four nights - they did not vacuum (!) or towels, and especially did not change the bed linen. They only took out the trash can, which I asked for the next day upon arrival. We complained to the owner - fortunately, he came to us at breakfast on the 31st in the morning. He offered to change the torn linen and said that he had never seen shoehorns in 4-star hotels (and they supposedly have 4!!!). He complained about the crisis (!!?) and... the recent coronavirus! ... By the way, apart from hanging bottles of gel in the shower and by the sink, there is nothing in the room - not even glasses for toothbrushes. Forget about slippers-sponges-brushes. By the way, the Wi-Fi was lousy at first, but it got better - after a complaint they gave a different password...))) As for the brewery - it is inconsistent with the hotel: very attentive guys, inexpensive and tasty. And when the bartender on New Year's morning offered a mug of freshly brewed beer instead of coffee and tea for a set breakfast - he simply conquered me. By the way, on the last day, the eggs for breakfast were overfried... I told this to the girl, thinking that she was from the kitchen. Then something happened that I certainly didn't expect in this hotel... literally a minute later she brought me a phone number on which the restaurant manager named Dylan apologized, explaining that the main staff was resting after work on New Year's, and that today the interns were cooking (and they really weren't the same guys as in previous days) - in short, they didn't charge us for breakfast at all... It's possible that on our next visit to Prague we'll drop by to try some freshly brewed beer...

We stayed at this hotel, which is slightly outside the city center, and discovered Prague 3, which has many nice bars and excellent, reasonably priced restaurants. The hotel (with its very old brewery) is dated, but it's definitely a good value for the price under normal conditions (we came during the Ice Hockey World Cup, when everything was over-hyped). The staff is friendly.