Any recommendations on hotels, B&Bs or pensions in Prague?

I haven't been to Prague yet, just compiling info for my own trip.

I found this recommendation here at fodors recently
June 03: ?Try the Hotel Julian in the Mala Strana area. A friend of mine stayed there and liked it fine and didn?t think it was difficult to get to the city center from there?It does have it?s own (few) parking spaces.? www.motylek.com/julian/default.asp

thanks - here are a couple of recommendations for you as well (Hotel Julian is actually outside of Mala Strana and already in the Smichov area)

Hotel U zlute boty
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Hotel U Zlate Nuzky

We stayed at The Cloister Inn, helpful staff. It was very convenient somewhat centralized between Wenselas and old Town areas. ATM nearby as well as Trolley station. They have parking that you can reserve. Good breakfast.

Giorgio, what do you think of the Waldstein Hotel? I am staying there in 2 weeks time.

Giorgio, I agree with MGB. We stayed at the Cloister Inn and found it conveniently located on Konviktska, a few blocks from the Charles Bridge.

It was fairly inexpensive, clean, comfortable and had a good breakfast. Request a room near the stairwell as they are larger than the rooms at the ends of the hall.

You'll really like Prague.

This is another thumbs up for the Cloister Inn. If you stay there, try the Café Flambée at Husova 5, very near the hotel. The rather expensive restaurant is in the basment; the very inexpensive café is on the street level. The food is wonderful! In April 2002, four of us ate there (appetizer, entrée, dessert, water, wine, and beer for $51. In November, my husband and I had a comparable meal for $18. In November, we stayed at the Esplanade near Wenceslas Square. It is a luxury hotel, but the prices then were comparable to those at the Cloister. We loved the Esplanade, but I probably preferred the location of the Cloister Inn which is a bit closer to the Old Town and quite near Charles Bridge.

I can recommend the Hotel Salvator off the Republic Square, a five minute or so walk to the Old Town Square. Doubles are around 95 Euros. Our room on the "attic" floor was a large, L-shaped one, with a queen size bed in each part of the "L" - afforded more privacy than most rooms. Bathroom was small, and room plainly decorated, but quiet. There's a great restaurant in the hotel, La Boca, that I would recommend even if you're not staying there. Good food and with soup, entree and dessert the bill was only about $11 a person!

We stayed at Penzion Balbin on Balbinova near the Muzeum Metro Stop and Wenceslas Square. It is on the top floors of an apartment building so quiet and safe. It is a 5-10 minute walk to just about anywhere you want to go and is very reasonable with good buffet breakfast.