Hostel Rosemary - Prague

Excellent pricing for a hotel near the main railway station. the receptionist was very helpful and nice. - Convenient location close to the city center.

Poor wifi connection in the rooms. The hostel itself was old and in need of refurbishment.

My favorite part is that the twin room or 4-bed room comes with a private kitchen with all utensils and a fridge. Also in the common room there's another kitchen if you stayed in dorm rooms.

No breakfast included for my stay over Saturday, but it was OK for me, food in Prague is really cheap.

Rosemary hostel is just 5 minutes walk from the Hlavni Nadrazi(main train station). It was a pretty comfortable in some of the private rooms as it offers great panoramic views through the balcony. There is a proper toilet with bathub as well. Wifi is free in some rooms(common rooms). There's a relatively high level of security as well.

our honeymoon stay at a charming spot in prague exceeded expectations. rosemary's spacious rooms with kitchenettes and helpful staff made it a great find. special arrangements for an early breakfast were incredibly appreciated.

Noisy trams screeching around the corner.

Arpad, one of the "front desk" guys was super helpful in setting things up. Staff is friendly.

The location was perfect as got off the train and walked 2 blocks with our heavy packs. It was central to Prague to both Old and New Town. The room was large and clean. Loved hearing the birds in the morning and quieter than our other places.

Great location near main train station and old town, spacious rooms with separate kitchen and bathroom, no bunk beds, convenient common area with free tea/coffee and utensils, nearby shops.

Felt cared for, no complaints.

great stay, close to train station and attractions, helpful staff, comfortable dorms with lockers and outlets, clean with regular cleaning, codes for security, luggage storage

furniture needs replacing

The staff let my check in at 2 am

My room was really good, with private kitchen, bathrooms and two separated spaces with the beds. During my stay, I shared the room with very funny and kind people.

The reception closes at 7PM and if you have to check-in later, you'd better notify in advance. There are numerical codes to access the common apartment and the dormitory, which changes every day at 2PM for security reasons! Beware of coming back to the reception before 7PM to get the new codes!!!

Convenient separate rooms in the dorm. No curtains but didn't need them. Lockers by some beds can be noisy. Many electric outlets. One bathroom with separate shower and toilet. Small kitchen. Apartment cleaned regularly. Daily changing codes for entry. Helpful and kind staff. Perfect location, easy walking distance to main attractions. Will return.

Very near to Prague Main Train Station and few min walk to old town

Only 1 bathroom available (with 2 shower rooms), could be a problem when there is too many people

The location of the hostel is near to the main station. The staff is very nice. There is also free wifi in the room. Our room, equipped with small kitchen, is large wuth 3 single beds. There is 1 classic evelator so there is no need to carry our luggages to tge 4th floor.

We stayed in the 4th floor. It was very hot at that time. No air conditioner. We couldn't stay in our room til the evening. No washing machine, but 10-euro laundry service. With its cost, I guess we can choose the better one.

I recently stayed at a hostel in Prague and had a great experience. The location was perfect, just a short walk from the Central Railway Station and the city center. The hostel provided clear instructions for easy access and I felt safe with the door codes. The room I stayed in was spacious and clean, with its own bathroom and kitchen. The bed was comfortable and I had a good night's sleep. The kitchen was well-equipped and the common area had plenty of space. The staff were nice and the price was affordable. I highly recommend this hostel for solo travelers or those with friends.

Although the hostel had many positive aspects, there were a few minor drawbacks. The bathroom facilities were limited, with only one toilet and two shower cubicles for multiple dorm rooms.

Self-contained kitchenette in apartment allowed us to save a lot of money by making all of our own meals; supermarkets are easy to find in Prague. The staff had flawless English and were outstanding in dealing with any query. The availability of a printer in the common area connected to a computer with internet was also really usefull.

While we only shared a bathroom with one other room, the toilet and shower being in the same room meant you could have a long wait just to use the toilet if people from the other room took long showers. However, in these situations we usually found that one of the toilets in the common area was free.