Stayed for a 3 night break at the Seven Days Hotel. Chose a suite. Very large and well appointed room. Huge bed!!!
Well appointed bathroom. Corner room looking down towards the National Museum. Busy cross roads but windows triple glazed. I am a light sleeper, but had 3 good nights sleep.
Mini bar didn't have silly prices either.
Breakfast was very good with plenty of choice.
Easy access to Wencleslas Square. Good selection of restaurants near by.

Anne & Richard ,North Yorkshire, UK

Just returned from a 5 night stay here. What a beautiful hotel in a beautiful building! The staff throughout the stay were exceptionally friendly and helpful (they even made us a dinner late on Wednesday night when we arrived from the airport-despite the kitchen just closing). The food was gorgeous and the waiter was so friendly and cheerful. All receptionists were great too. Very willing to help us out. Breakfast was also well stocked and a great start to the day. It continues to 11am also which is a welcome change from most hotels for us late risers.
The room itself was quite large (as was the bathroom) and the beds were incredibly comfortable. Pillows were huge too and the air conditioning was great. The only problem we had with the room was that we couldn't open the windows. It's apparently for 'security reasons' but we were on the fifth floor. It seemed a bit excessive. We were in a street facing room, perhaps the atrium facing ones didn't have this problem.
As for the street, its not the best area and there are some seedy shops around the place, but the location is very central (5 minutes walk from Wenceslas Square - the National Museum end) and my boyfriend and I never once felt threatened or uncomfortable walking to or from the hotel in the evenings.
The Airport transfers to and from the hotel were also very easy and affordable.

Overall a fantastic hotel with excellent staff. I would reommend it to anyone travelling to this beautiful city.

This is not a four star luxury hotel but it does deliver a very pleasant experience. The bathroom is large and well laid out and the hotel is spotlessly clean. The front desk personnel were both cheerful and helpful and their internet in the back room was free.
We had a very pleasant stay in this beautiful old building for a very good price. For those expecting the Hotel Paris or the Hotel Imperial, you will be disappointed. Those hoping for a comfortable and decent size room will be well satisfied.

A very good hotel. My room was large and comfortable, with a large modern bathroom. Reception staff were particularly friendly and helpful. Breakfasts were quite good. It's a bit off the beaten path, but not much -- a five minute walk to Wenceslas Square and not much further to everything in the Old Town. I recommend it highly, and will likely return to it next time I'm in Prague. -- A tip: I booked via a central Prague accommodations website, which required me to pay a non-refundable deposit. But It became clear (too late for me!) that the deposit went directly to the central agency, and that I could have emailed the hotel directly and gotten the same (good) rate from them without having to pay this extra fee.