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Ein wunderschönes Hotel. Großartige Lage, tolles Design & Interior, dazu ein zuvorkommender und sehr freundlicher Service. Wir haben uns rundherum wohlgefühlt,

Amazing hotel. We only stayed for one night, but it was a great experience. We received a huge complimentary upgrade to one of the penthouse rooms, with an amazing view over Prague and towards Prague Castle. The welcome drinks were a really nice touch, and I especially loved the library above Café Mosaic. Breakfast was very good with a nice selection. For a hotel of this overall quality, the coffee at breakfast could be a little better, and a few made-to-order à la carte dishes would elevate the experience even further. On top of that, the staff were genuinely friendly and the location is excellent for exploring Prague. Would definitely stay here again.

Location, location, location. The Mozart Prague is just a few minutes’ walk from the Charles Bridge and overlooks the Vltava River. From the moment we arrived, the service was excellent. Alan at the concierge greeted us warmly, and although we arrived early, they were kind enough to let us check in ahead of time at no extra charge. We enjoyed a drink outside while we settled in, and throughout our stay the food, breakfast, and service were all excellent. Our room, number 307, was exceptional. It had a Nespresso machine, a large bathroom with two sinks, a rainfall shower and a huge bathtub. It almost felt like a honeymoon suite. We were there during a heat wave, with temperatures around 38°C, so we would go out early and return to the hotel between about 2 and 5 in the afternoon. The air conditioning worked beautifully and kept the room wonderfully cool. Our room did not have a balcony, but the window opened and we had a lovely view toward the river. One of the highlights of our stay was when Alan gave us a private tour of the hotel and explained its fascinating history. Mozart was a regular guest of the Pachta family and composed music in the palace, and the building also has connections to Casanova and other important figures in Prague’s cultural history. Added plus about Prague; public transportation is free for seniors over 65, and museums are cheap as chips. Will definitely come back again.