Pytloun Old Armoury Hotel Prague, Prague

I absolutely loved my stay at this hotel! The rooms were clean and comfy with a clear medieval style, though a bit tiny for two people. The location is fantastic, down a little backstreet but just a 10-minute walk to the Charles Bridge. The service was top-notch, the staff very friendly and always trying their best to assist. The dining experience was superb with a variety of delicious options. A few minor downsides include the small room size and being located next to the noisy lift motor.

My stay at the hotel was lovely. The rooms were clean, convenient, and beautifully decorated, providing a wonderful historical atmosphere. However, the room I had was equipped with twin beds, which was okay overall, but it had a very tiny window and old furniture.

The hotel offers a unique experience with medieval-themed rooms where you'll find yourself dining 'safely' amongst 'Knights', wooden horses & battle paraphernalia, with the rooms being nice, albeit some exposed to the sun. The service is friendly and responsive, and the location is quiet yet central. The dining experience feels like an old castle with a pianist during breakfast but could use some adjustments to new norms. The facilities are interesting and cater to the theme of the hotel.

Staying at the hotel felt like stepping into an old castle with live piano music during breakfast, offering a clean and comfortable experience. However, the rooms were on the small side, showing signs of age and lacking thorough cleanliness.

My stay at the hotel was a mixed bag. The rooms were clean and comfortable, ensuring a good night's sleep, and I'm already planning to return next year. However, the rooms were a bit small, oldish, and not as clean as I would have liked. On the bright side, the warm nights were bearable for most guests and added to the cozy atmosphere of the place.

The hotel offers a mix of 80's Czech decor in the rooms, along with a basic bathroom renovation. The rooms are small, slightly dated, and not spotlessly clean, overlooking the gardens. On the upside, the service is extremely helpful with directions and suggestions, despite some hygiene issues apparently related to other guests. The location is great for exploring central Prague on a quiet street, although noise from the surroundings can be a downside. The dining hall has a unique decor but could offer more variety in options. Overall, it's decent value for money with some room for improvement.

My stay at the hotel was overall pleasant. The rooms, although a bit small, were surprisingly cool despite the lack of air conditioning, maintaining an authentic medieval feel. However, the noise from bathroom fans and door gaps was a drawback during my visit.

The hotel offers very hot rooms with no air conditioning, making it uncomfortable even in winter. Despite being small, the rooms are decent but overpriced compared to other options in the city.

The hotel boasts a large bed in spacious rooms, although lacking air conditioning or a fan. However, the room had an off-putting smell not typical of a 4-star establishment. The service was mixed with polite staff but slow check-in/out process and subpar Christmas breakfast. The location is perfect, close to major sites yet nestled on a quiet side road. Dining offers a rich and tasty experience in a picturesque medieval hall. Despite some drawbacks, the hotel is worth considering for its unique features.

My stay at the hotel was a mix of positives and negatives. The rooms, although lacking air conditioning and being on the small side, provided quality amenities and faced a beautiful courtyard and garden. The service from the staff was incredibly helpful and friendly, except for some abruptness from reception. The location was ideal for tourists, close to major attractions and offering a peaceful setting. The dining options were limited, but the medieval-style banqueting room and friendly staff were notable. Despite some drawbacks, the overall experience was good.