Boutique Hotel Seven Days

With decorative window eaves and carved statues serving as balcony columns, Boutique Hotel Seven Days is a beautiful, historic building on the corner of two busy streets. Inside, the 19th-century building has high ceilings and ornate architecture that includes tall columns, carved cherubs hanging over the front desk, and patterned tile floors. There is a classic wooden bar with wooden bar stools and a brass foot rail where you can order a coffee or Czech beer. The restaurant is an elegant space with wooden and leather chairs and cloth napkins. The hotel is popular with couples, and there is a charming open air garden area that is heated for outdoor dining no matter the weather.

Boutique Hotel Seven Days is in New Town, at the corner of two busy streets, across from an erotic shop. Both the National Museum and Wenceslas Square are under a 10-minute walk away. This part of Prague is home to the central business district as well, and lacks the level of historic character found in Old Town and Lesser Town, which tend to be more popular with tourists. Charles Bridge, Prague Castle, and the Town Square, with its famous astronomical clock, are within a 15-minute subway ride. The airport is a 30-minute car ride, and the hotel will arrange airport transfers for a fee. Parking is also available for a fee.

Rooms at the Boutique Hotel Seven Days are extremely spacious for the area. Decor is traditional and a bit dated in style, resembling 1980s chain hotels, and includes floor-length curtains, gilded pictures frames, and wooden furnishings; color schemes vary between rooms. Some rooms have carpeted floors while others have hardwood floors topped with rugs. All rooms have coffee/tea facilities, well-stocked minibars, flat-screen TVs, and free Wi-Fi. Similarly spacious and styled bathrooms have towel warmers, make-up mirrors, and shower/tub combinations -- note that some of the larger, corner showers require a big step up to climb in. Windows and patio doors cannot be opened, but some guests complain of street noise. When booking directly through the hotel, rooms are supplied with bottled water, bathrobes, and slippers. 

The hotel serves a free breakfast buffet daily that includes eggs, bacon, pastries, and fruit. There is a restaurant with open-air dining available in a garden area, as well as a classic cafe-bar where tea, coffee, beer, cocktails, and snacks are available. The hotel has a small fitness center with a treadmill, stationary bike, and hand weights. There are also a sauna and whirlpool (both come with a fee), and massages can be booked. There is also an Internet corner with one computer and a printer, and parking is offered for a fee in small garage with only three spaces, or in a larger nearby garage.