At the Green Grape Hotel
- A stay at Hotel At the Green Grape places you in the heart of Prague, within a 15-minute walk of Charles Bridge and Prague Castle. This hotel is 1.2 mi (2 km) from Old Town Square and 1.4 mi (2.3 km) from Prague Astronomical Clock.
Near Charles Bridge
Explore Prague City
Jansky Vrsek, Prague City, 118 00, Czech Republic
Average weather in Prague
Reviews
A wonder stay in the heart of Prague!
"This is a lovely place to stay with a perfect location — just a short stroll from Charles Bridge and surrounded by great bars and restaurants. While the property sits on a slight incline, the convenience more than makes up for it. The staff were helpful and friendly throughout our stay, always ready to assist and making us feel genuinely welcome. The entire place is immaculate. Our room was quaint and full of character, perfectly in keeping with historic Prague, complete with a beautiful ceiling. The bathroom felt very modern, featuring a spacious walk-in shower with three heads. Entry is via digital key, so no fussing with physical keys — just smooth and convenient. Breakfast was a real highlight and genuinely exceeded our expectations. There was a fantastic selection including plenty of fresh fruit, yogurt, juices, and good coffee facilities. Eggs were always available (boiled, plus either poached or scrambled), along with an array of donuts and cakes. The breakfast room itself is charming and opens onto a lovely little outdoor courtyard — the perfect spot to start the day. Overall, we couldn’t have asked for a better base for our Prague break. Highly recommended!"
Best Hotel I have found in Prague
"Excellent to be frank. I requested the tycho de brahe suite and was lucky enough to get that room, (requests of course are never guaranteed), and wow what a room. Very much played into my Dr Zhivago fantasies! Very comfy room with a good sofa and fantastic wood panelling. Small but good shower room and wc and some wonderful antiques in the room, (I wish I could have taken that dark wood chest with me!). The room smelt wonderful with all the old wood and i enjoyed the painting on the panels. You hear a bit more noise in the room than a brand new hotel as its an old building but I was not disturbed. I did appreciate the nice coffee and tea set up also. The bed was a touch too firm for me but thats personal preference and not a mark against the hotel. The public areas also had some interesting artifacts scattered about and one afternoon i wandered about just looking at the public areas. Breakfast was in the hotel at the white lily opposite and was good with some czech pastry choices. They had honey cake one day which is something I particularly like. Its in a quiet and safe area (you're just up from the US embassy) but not a hard walk to the old town and Malostranska metro station also. Bars and restaurants are very close also but its not crazy in the evening like old town square or Wenceslas square can be at times. It's a small boutique place but it was also very secure, with a code to enter. Although I never felt that security was an issue. I dont think there's an elevator though so something to bear in mind. Honourable mention should go to the ladies on reception who were very patient and helped me with the airport transfer and to the driver himself, Lada who drove very well and helped me miss getting stuck in traffic. This was my 7th trip to Prague and i have stayed at a different hotel each time but the next time i come i will try my best to stay here once more."
Unjust Refusal of Partial Refund or change of datesDespite Serious Emergency
"I had a very disappointing experience with this hotel that I feel compelled to share. Due to an unexpected and serious emergency, I was unable to use my reservation. I immediately contacted the hotel, explained the situation, and requested a partial refund or a change of dates, hoping they would understand and show some empathy. Unfortunately, despite the gravity of the situation, my request was flatly denied. The lack of flexibility and compassion shown by Lukas Krajicek, the General Manager, was extremely frustrating, especially considering the unforeseen nature of the emergency. While I understand there are policies in place, it’s disheartening when a business doesn’t consider the human element or show any leniency in extraordinary circumstances. I was hoping for a more understanding approach, especially given that I had to cancel under such serious conditions. This experience has left me with a negative impression of the hotel, and I would advise potential guests to be cautious and consider the policies of this hotel carefully before booking."