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Top Eastern Europe Hotel Reviews
H2 Hotel Budapest
10/10 Excellent
"Rooms were a bit weird- very little privacy for showering, not really sure why there were no shower curtains or doors, seemed strange, other than that could not fault it. Nice and modern Excellent location Amazing breakfast Really good base for a Budapest trip. Would return. Really recommend"
AC Hotel by Marriott Krakow
10/10 Excellent
"Very well located with the tram stop just a 2 minute walk away, really spacious and clean room with all the expected amenities. The bar and restaurant have a nice atmosphere and good range of options at a reasonable price for a hotel of this standard. Breakfast was quite nice with a good range of options to cater for most people. The leisure centre and sauna were excellent also."
Michelangelo Grand Hotel Prague
8/10 Good
"We stayed at the hotel for a 3 nights and had two rooms, both of which were generally nice and comfortable. However, there were a few things that really let the hotel down. In room 219, the shower over the bath was positioned on the back wall rather than the side where you would normally expect it to be, above the taps. This meant that water naturally went onto the bathroom floor, made worse by the shower screen being too short. The heated towel radiator was also positioned directly above the taps and consequently got soaked every time the shower was used, which seemed a very strange design choice. Breakfast was another disappointment. There was no clear indication of what you were supposed to do when entering the dining room. Nobody greeted us and the waiting staff seemed to ignore us. In the end, we simply found a table and sat down before someone behind the bar eventually asked for our room number. It felt very disorganised. The food itself was actually very good, but unfortunately the atmosphere was spoiled by the waiting staff, who generally appeared quite miserable and were not particularly friendly or welcoming. I was also disappointed that nobody asked how our stay had been when we checked out. It would have been a simple opportunity to get feedback from guests. The reception waiting area also feels very dated and could do with some attention. The battered coffee table and rather dusty artificial plant in the middle don't give the best first impression."
K+K Hotel Fenix
10/10 Excellent
"My room was clean, very spacious and had everything I needed. The breakfast was great, better than I've encountered at other hotels in Prague and the staff are really attentive - clearing plates etc. The hotel is in a great location and even though it's close to some local nightlife venues, it's quiet and I slept well."
Radisson Blu Resort & Spa, Split
10/10 Excellent
"Amazing stay"
K+K Hotel Central Prague
10/10 Excellent
"All staff members were helpful, gracious, and courteous. Excellent breakfast, with wide array of foodstuffs, well prepared. Excellent coffee, and the croissants were still warm for the early diners. Beautiful bright room ... and Prosecco chilling at the ready, for those with something to celebrate. Clean, bright bedroom annd bath. I appreciated the bedroom slippers. Many small touches. And I loved the art nouveau throughout public areas."
Hilton Prague Atrium
10/10 Excellent
"All good"
Novotel Warszawa Centrum
10/10 Excellent
"Overall great stay. Very clean property, friendly staff and great location. Highly recommend."
Danubius Hotel Arena
8/10 Good
"Room was comfortable and felt clean. It was a little dated and the bathroom is quite small but still a nice stay. Close to public transport links."







