Hotel Museum

Hotel

Who can go wrong with chocolate. This place has a large selection of chocolate and candy. It is a little bit pricey due to being in a tourist area, but still great product and friendly, helpful staff. I only wish I could have taken more chocolate back as gifts for people, but I still have 2 weeks of travels around Europe and it would weigh my luggage down too much haha.

A must go and have some chocolate or you favourite ice cream. Fantastic service. Great chocolate options.

A shop you should not miss. Many different kinds of chocolate. Also presents, plates and super crazy forms. The best variety of sorts ever. The chocolate tastes really good and sweet. There are also chocolates with fruits on it, which are one of the most delicious ones. There’s also a window where you can see, how the chocolate is produced, very interesting. They sell here also chocolate fruits and other sweet stuff to go. In the shop there‘s an ice café, where you can order ice cream, cakes and other delicious stuff. The shops‘s located in the center of Prague. But to get there you have to go through mystic alleys, that give a very special feeling. So it‘s absolutely recommendable.

Palace of chocolate for the palate. The entrance to the Museum is expensive. Shame.

Great shop, although the museum was a bit lacking in terms of interactivity. The unlimited chocolate section was just a chocolate drop dispenser, which was iffy to use. Overall, it was okay.

The Best Hot Chocolate I've ever eaten!

Loved it. Worth a visit. Museum is small but interesting. You can taste as much as you like.

5 stars are the least for this shop. A shop that you sould not miss. With many different kinds of chocolate, caramel and a lot of other sweets. The stuff was very sweet too. The live candy show was perfect and the caramel was the best I have ever taste. Thanks for treating me seconds kind sir.

Very intimate and perverse products as you can see from some of my pictures. Nix for small children at least not this area, therefore if you do not want to answer unpleasant questions to your children keep them away from this shelf but otherwise it was a nice experience.

Small museum, nothing special we did not see. 10 minute story on how to make a Belgian truffle. You can try the chocolate, carefully, tk you can eat and then will be bad at the exit you can buy chocolate with a 50% discount, which we did.

Very nicely decorated and fragrant shop. Chocolate everywhere, almost a dream. One goes by looking at the prices or comparing the entrance to the museum with a real museum on the topic of chocolate in Cologne.

A good old-fashioned hot chocolate and good waffles even if it's not worth the real Belgian products!

Children liked chocolate in unlimited quantities when visiting the museum. Interesting and fun. Most of all I liked the demonstration of making candies… A fascinating spectacle for children and adults. Prices Velikovaty, but also the quality of chocolate is amazing.

It seems to me that the definition of a museum is not suitable at all. It is mostly big chocolate shop and sweets. There is a bar that makes good chocolate but nothing excelled. Too bad because arriving we had had more expectations but the disappointment was the only thing we found. I just repeat that I know you can come in to get a hot chocolate especially when in Prague they do — 9 degrees.

I didn't go inside the museum but loved the options for chocolate both as gifts or souvenirs. Great selection and the chocolate dipped strawberries I had we're tasty also.

We feel like we have been conned. 5 minutes to walk around a small room and the unlimited chocolate (which are just 3 different types of mini buttons)? For the price of the ticket you can buy a lot more from a local shop and enjoy it more! Dont waste your money here.

An absolute must here are the candy shows. Simply fascinating how the candies are made there and then priced in my opinion also absolutely justified. Just awesome!

Very good sugar plant! So far only seen here and in Bratislava. We come here again during this stay.

Great shop in the center of Prague where you taste good chocolate.

The best part of the tour is watching them make chocolates and getting to try them. The museum had some interesting exhibits, but it wasn't very engaging. In the Amazon rain forest in Ecuador, we were able to taste coco beans straight from the tree and participate in the entire shelling and grinding process, which was more interesting than the more remote experience with chocolate at this museum. It is a nice inside attraction on not so nice days though.

Fail. Who comes to taste the chocolate is here wrongly lifted.
The story of how chocolate is made is quite nicely prepared.
Try it: a praline at the reception, one at the production and otherwise you can eat chocolates like at the fondue.

The desserts they sell are very rich.

You should just look in. Here, in a large room, treats are always made in front of the eyes of the people. The prices are slightly overpriced but you should definitely try the hot chocolate. There is also a very special chocolate which is not entirely youth-free. ;-) Here you get chocolate tools, fresh chocolate-coated fruits, chocolates in all sorts of varieties, sugar-free chocolate and chocolates. In the back area you can also get ice cream and freshly made little tarts. The shop is usually very well attended and you hardly get through the hallways. Some of the prices are very exaggerated. All in all but definitely worth a visit.

A treat… for the palate, eyes and nostrils! Chocolate strawberries, a slaughter!

The museum was not, but the shop with it is highly recommended. A large selection of different sweets for every taste. You can sit for a coffee with delicious pastries. Tooth is mandatory to visit.

The first museum where it was interesting to everyone and me and my husband and 3 year old child! The opportunity to look in the living as prepare the body candies and immediately try them priceless! By the way in their store discount on chocolate after visiting 50% but not at all!

We went in because we thought it was open and we were thrown out of manners and without education, I'm sure he insulted us. Little more and we spit out the very unpleasant of the shop worker.

To do absolutely. Super good chocolate.
The animators are on top.

Shop in the center of Prague where you get a good chocolate, a dessert or an ice cream, and buy chocolate souvenirs. Unfortunately a little pricey. The museum did not see it, but the shop is worth it. It is located in a hidden Viuzzo, in the city centre.

If you want to learn something about the history of chocolate it's the right place for you. Don't get fooled by the "unlimited tasting". Somewhat pricey, but if you are interested in chocolate it's decent.

A dream for big and small, but not for the purse. The Tasty looking table chocolate 17 euros. Quality is very good, but for non-connoisseurs hardly any difference to normal chocolate. It is also worthwhile to visit the museum, which is integrated in the building.

Don't be fooled by their "unlimited tasting" offering. The "museum" doesn't even show how the chocolate is make and the process of converting the cacao beans into chocolate. Then the praline making demonstration is also not worth it. There you can only eat o e praline and unlimited of the chocolate drops. Better buy a Milky Way and move on.

Overrated, so much chocolate (nothing special) and candies (not so good actually). It's still worth a ride.

The museum is expensive and there is nothing to see. They write that you can try as much as you want chocolate, and actually give a taste of a little chocolate and two pralinki. There is nothing to see in the museum.

At the price of the ticket, thought I would watch the exposition for about an hour… Naïve… 10-15 minutes is enough to see everything. This place is difficult to call a museum…
But there's a huge chocolate shop downstairs, a café. That's where you had to spend that money.

I felt this "museum" was more of a tourist rip-off.
The chocolate is good, but the prices are rather excessive.

As the museum is still nothing but the quality of chocolate leaves much to be desired.

Great quality chocolate and very nice service. Though a bit pricey, the chocolate you'll get here is worth what you pay.

Not worth the money, better in the store downstairs on them chocolate to buy. A small exposition, a film for 10 minutes and a master class how to make candies. Shokolote Darling but it's all on the internet there is free.

The exhibition about the history of chocolate-making is very interesting. I also participated in a chocolate-making workshop there, it was so much fun with unlimited chocolate consumption ;P Highly recommend trying it!

Entry to the museum costs about €11.50 per person which is extremely expensive. The chocolate is also very expensive and we didn't even like the taste — the consistency was lumpy and not much flavour.

I love being here-drinking coffee and eating chocolate. Recommend. The museum is happy to Iozhno to visit with children. Not big and learning. The main action is making and tasting candy. All the advice!

The chocolate and sweet shop is very nicely presented and there is wide choice of products to purchase. Often they do demonstrations of rock candy making and hand out free samples to onlookers or people in the street. The chocolate is gorgeous but being in the centre of Prague everything is quite expensive and the shop targets mostly tourists.

For Prague, very expensive for a rather poor museum. You get to see chocolates being made, but the demonstrator rounds you up from the museum quite rudely. The "all you can eat" chocolate is just 5 flavours of buttons in sweet dispensers. The shop is good though, and has a wide selection.

The choice is not large, expecting more.

If you like chocolate, you're here!

Disappointed with the expensive chocolate ()

We liked it, even though it was more of a museum store. They were doing a candy-making demonstration, and of course, tasting. For those who wish, you can buy a ticket with the cooking option on your own, but we didn't go. Well, that's not bad.