Hostel Jasmin

It was really nice place, even tho a hostel can support up to 24 people, at a time was maybe 5 people in different rooms. Every day, a bed was changed by staff and location is perfect, near center of Praha. Recomend it.

The bed and sheets were very clean, which I appreciated.
However, there was an improvised electrical outlet next to the bed with an extension cord, which seemed unsafe.
The bathrooms were poorly maintained, with several broken tiles and a gas heater installed inside a very small (2x2 meter) space, the sink was dirty, no toilet paper, one of the light bulbs was hanging, the shower stall was leaking water.
The stairs leading to the floor were extremely old and also in poor condition, giving the entire place a neglected, almost ghetto-like atmosphere.
Overall, it could be better even considering the low price.

+++Staff were amazingly helpful and super nice (the guy Qadir, took care of everything and always checking for anything we might need)
+++ rooms were super clean and located in very nice & quite area, toilets were clean too and the kitchen was wide and equipped with almost everything needed (but no stove)
I would definitely recommend it to everyone and would be there again for sure :)
Thanks a lot, what a lovely experience!

One of the best hostels I’ve ever stayed in. They did pay attention our needs and the rooms were pretty clean.

Very bad smell in toilets and it’s horrible they don’t care to clean it everyday.
No heaters working in any room.
No Kicthen stove and no vessels no proper spooons and no utensils to cook or eat.
No lift, so walking bare foot 4 floors.
Unfriendly Staff / receptionist :did not let me wear slippers which was left over by someone, so walking bare foot on cold all 4 days, this is inhuman respect to customers. I never a bad experience than this in Prague, highly don’t recommend anyone.

It's not an actual hostel as you might think but it's clean,
Ok for 1 night but there are better options.
Very basic, no atmosphere, no cameras, reception is located in the next entrence and they operate multiple places with different names which looks quite weird. It's just an apartment with bunk beds, lockers, kitchen with fridge and microwave no stove, 1 table, another room with sofas. Unwelcoming design. I think most of the 5 star reviews are fake.

Worst hostel I've ever stayed at. Impossible to sleep. The old doors and wooden floors creak all night. There are a lot of people so there's always noise. Some people don't respect others' sleep and have their alarm clocks set at 5am. Some leave their alarm clocks ringing while they take a shower. There is noise from cars and people talking in the street on one side and on the other side the train passes just a few meters from the house. It's crazy.

Great hostel for short stays in prague. All rooms are very clean and modern. Has enough bathrooms, a kitchen and living room. The beds have curtains, however, they do not have individual lights which could be added. The receptionist was very kind.
Concerning the location: the next tram station is only a short walk away, the train ride to prague’s old town is not long at all. There are also some great restaurants around. Definitely a great place to stay!

The beds have their own little curtains and nice bedding. Showers are great — spacious and private. After staying in so many overpriced and under-resourced hostels in france and switzerland, it was refreshing to stay in a place that was affordable, central and SO MUCH nicer. A bonus is that the building is old and has some character and whimsy. The bathrooms and kitchen area are clean and modern.