Prague - Hotel U Prince
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<BR>I haven't stayed there, but since no one seems to answer you I can describe the location. It is right on the old town square' across from the touist information office and the big clock. It is very crowded. The hotel has a nice reasonably priced restaurant. We stayed in an apartment on the other corner of the square and loved the restaurant. I hope this helps.<BR>AA
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I've eaten in the restaurant a few times, which I can recommend, but suggest you eat inside instead of outside, as there's a 60% service charge for dining outside. Menu was extensive, food was very good, and prices were very reasonable.<BR><BR>The hotel is in an excellent location, directly across from the Astrological Clock and the tourist information center. The only drawback that I can see is that since the area is so active, there might be extensive street noise.
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I did not stay there, but like Leslie, I ate in the outdoor part of the restaurant (thinking I could people-watch) and was shocked at the outdoor surcharge and bad service. As for location, if you like a spot that is central to tourist attractions, it should suffice! What are the prices like?
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Thanks for the input.<BR><BR>We've booked it over New Year's so it's a little more expensive than normal. Average about $195US a night plus we HAVE to buy the gala dinner at $90 a person.<BR><BR>At first I was going to skip it when I found out about that but we like staying very central and that seems to be one of the better points to start from for walking around everywhere.<BR><BR>I was also reading that they setup stall selling bottles of champagne on the square on new years eve. What a hoot! That ought to be interesting.<BR><BR>Glad to hear the food is decent as we'll be having new years dinner there.<BR><BR>Thanks again.



