by Ujamaflip
The hotel is named after Mozart's opera which premiered in Prague in 1787. The hotel is supposed to replicate the feeling of an opera house, but the lobby feels large, empty and cold. The restaurants are named with a theatrical theme, "Theatro" and "Allegretto", and the bar "Amadeus".
The hotel has ample car parking in a 2 level underground garage, but parking is charged at 500Kr (~20Eur!!)per night. The accomodation was much more reasonable, at around 75Eur per night, including breakfast.
The check in staff were efficient, but not particularly friendly. I was provided a "superior" room on the 8th floor, the room was adequate, clean and well fitted. The bathroom was also adequate. However, the bed, which consisted of two singles pushed together, was extremely soft, so much so that at first I thought it was broken. It was also very noisy, it wasn't very comfortable. The TV had about 30 channels, 2 of which were English (CNN and Sky News), the rest were German, Spanish, Italian and Czech. The TV appeared to have been produced in the 1980s...
Breakfast was served as a buffet in the large Il Teatro restaurant. The buffet was well stocked and included bacon, scrambled eggs, fried eggs, sausages, mushrooms, cold meats, cheeses, salad items, breads and pastries, fruit juices and yoghurt. The food was fresh and tasts, but the waitressing staff were slow to bring coffee.
The conference room was OK, but basic, and the coffee foyer was too cramped for the number of people attending the conference. We were provided more snacks and sandwiches during breaks than we could eat, and the buffet lunch was quite nice.
Low cost, out of town Prague hotel.
