Hostel and Pension Atlas

Don't let the messy and cramped reception area fool you: Beyond its gruff exterior, the two-star Atlas offers 10 fresh and attractive rooms at very appealing rates. An extremely central location, right off Wenceslas Square, only sweetens the deal.

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Pros:Variety of accommodations. Large bathrooms. Extremely central.
Cons: Plain furnishings. Cluttered reception with limited hours.

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Billing itself as a pension-hostel hybrid, the Atlas offers a wide variety of room categories. Choose from dorms or private rooms with or without private bathrooms.

Room décor is a little spunkier than what we've seen in most other Prague hotels. All rooms boast modern furnishings, including wooden beds and wardrobes, the occasional plant, and some art on the walls. Dorms offer old-fashioned bunk beds.We especially liked the black-and-white striped space rugs.

Bathrooms have sparkling tiles and are quite spacious.

The reception and TV lounge are located down the hall from the guestrooms. A Greek restaurant and bar share the ground floor, and there's a non-stop mini-market directly outside.

Breakfast is available for an extra fee, while Wi-Fi is free throughout.