My husband and I just returned from the Radisson SAS Alcron in Prague. Prior to the trip I contacted via email the guest relations manager, Alexandra Manisova, to inquire about the weather, amenities, currency, etc., and she was always prompt & professional in answering all my questions. Not only that, but when we finally got to meet her in person she was very personable and sweet.

Radisson also have an excellent breakfast buffet. No matter how long the wait is, it moves quickly and you marvel at the staff's professionalism and attention to detail. Leon in particular was always cheerful and greeted all breakfast diners with a nice smile every morning. We always consulted with the Concierge desk when we planned our trip, whether we went with a group tour or went on our own. Lenka assisted us with the train, bus, & trolley schedule and provided us with maps.

The rooms are plush & comfortable and very clean. As far as location, Radisson is centrally located - it is a block away from the metro, trolley and close to all the sightseeing and shopping districts. I would highly recommend Radisson SAS Alcron Hotel.

Really enjoyed our stay at this hotel. It was very quiet. The decor was of high quality. Food met expectations (however you can choose from many decent restaurants in Prague at better prices). Rooms were clean and well equipped. Location to central Prague reasonable. We had a very relaxing & enjoyable stay.

The outside facade hasn't been renovated but the interior has been completely updated in 2008 and the results are a delightful baroque throughout. The service is great, particularly the consierge. Get the breakfast included with the room, it's worth it.

Usual european airport nightmares. Transfer showed the worst of Prague - poor, barren war torn.
Hotel was totally as expected for Radisson. Slick, immaculate, professional - though undertone of the 80's/90's. Same with room. Buffet breakfast excellent. Hotel too far out from center. - 45-60 minute walk. Taxi's and tram thing easy to use.
FOR ME....Prague is fairly attractive and interesting with a confusing mixture of old and new. Architecture nice but not stunning. Food is fantastic anywhere. Must try duck and dumplings and the red cabbage thing. But overall Prague for me is souless. It didn't embrace me and there was never a 'wow' factor. I understand it can be seedy in places at night and lots of places to get drunk.