Hostel Prague Tyn

Hostel

Decent place to stay, right in the middle of old downtown. Walking distance to majority of tourist attractions and night life. No AC but u can open the window to get some air. Comes with free locker with built-in lock. There is a charging port in ur bed, but no reading light. Super helpful staffs and free cereal breakfast. Shower and toilets could be a bit tight. (Separate shower and toilets for male & females. ) Decent for ur money and I'd stay again.

Good location. It's clean and decent breakfast. Check-in it's at 14:00 and they only take cash. No politics about noises in the night for passengers.

We arrived on December 19th and on the first night we found an adult bed bug on the bed sheets. Upon sharing this with the staff, who were not surprised, they offered to change the bed sheets and nothing more. They said this was common. After the first night they supposably cleaned our beds with chemicals and pesticides. We continued our stay there but after our second night two of our group already had bed bugs bites all over our body. The itchiness was unbearable so we asked for alcohol but THEY DON'T EVEN HAVE A FIRST AID KIT! At the end of our stay the situation was completely out of hand and we ended up being hospitalised. Upon contacting the facility they were unhelpful and didn't even want to give us a refund after we went to the HOSPITAL. Dont stay here.

Excellent very rustic close to all the good things in prague.

The location is the best as everything is walkable distance. Staff are cooperative but the bad thing is they only accept cash, which was quite inconvenient as ATM machines are either not working or get exhausted and have no cash, neither are ATM machine readily available.

It's location is best and everything is just a few meters away from the location. Staff is really cooperative and I like it and will stay again here.

Best hostel in old town, I recomended to travelers and tourist and everyvary.

It is what it is and gets the job done. I was able to book a bunk online and showed up to check-in 4 hours later. Met some really awesome people while there. Location isn't terrible. I think it was one of the cheaper options, so you get what you pay for. It wasn't a terrible experience though. I'd probably stay here again.

If you want to get room for 50eur with broken window, when outside is only 10degrees (solution from reception: additional blanket for you…) and day-old sandwich for breakfast, feel free to come there and have NO fun!

Clean, friendly staff, convenient location. I wish they can have more options for food in breakfast, not only ham and egg bread.

Not the worst or the best. Seeing as is was my last night in Prague I made it a point to spend the remainder of my cash so I didn't get stuck with useless currency. Arrive only to find out that only cash is accepted. That would be fine if it were made clear through the booking, but no where under facility comments or details was this fact mentioned. It'd also be fine if it weren't for the fact that atm fees are substantially higher abroad. I use hostel world and I HAVE stayed at places with similar rules, but those places communicate this fact in advance via email or fine print. I had my confirmation printed and in hand with no such mention. The kitchen is alright, but there are only 3 stove eyes and a microwave. Sadly there isn't an oven or recycling (not that I saw atleast). Luckily the kitchen wasn't crowded, and perhaps cooking in isn't such a big thing here. The facilities were atleast well maintained, so cheers to that. Lastly, and most importantly, the Wi-Fi goes out every 2 minutes. And by that, I mean it completely stops working and drops any and every data based call or Internet search that you're making (atleast on floor 1). Not trying to be critical, but honest. At night time when I'm planning out my following day, it's nice to be able to lay in bed and have a great Wi-Fi signal to sort out the morning logistics. Walking around in PJs to find reception or use public computers can be frustrating.