Praga Bliska Pleasant Studio

Hotel Description

You know what caught me off guard about Praga Bliska Pleasant Studio? It’s actually one of those rare finds where the name undersells the place. I mean, “pleasant” sounds so lukewarm, right? But honestly, this little studio surprised me in the best way possible – and I’m someone who’s pretty picky about where I stay in Prague.

The thing is, this isn’t your typical Prague accommodation experience. Most 3-star places in the city either try too hard to be fancy or give you that communist-era vibe that some people love but makes me feel like I’m sleeping in a museum. This place hits this sweet spot where everything just… works. The studio setup is smart – not cramped like you’d expect, but thoughtfully laid out so you’re not tripping over your suitcase to get to the bathroom. The bed’s actually comfortable (I’m talking real sleep, not that stiff hotel mattress situation), and there’s enough space to spread out your stuff without feeling like you’re living in a shoebox. What really sold me was the attention to details you don’t notice until you need them – proper lighting for reading, outlets where you actually want them, and a kitchenette that’s not just for show.

Location-wise, it’s in one of those Prague neighborhoods that locals actually live in, which I love. You’re not fighting crowds of tour groups every time you step outside, but you’re also not stranded somewhere requiring a 45-minute tram ride to see anything interesting. The area has this lived-in feel – there’s a decent bakery nearby (the kind where they actually speak Czech to you first), and you’ll find yourself walking past actual Prague residents going about their day instead of just other tourists. Parking can be a bit of a hunt if you’re driving, but honestly, that’s Prague for you. The check-in was refreshingly straightforward – no weird hidden fees or confusing key card situations that leave you standing in hallways feeling stupid.

Here’s the thing that really impressed me: this place has a 9.0 rating, and after staying there, I get it. It’s not trying to be something it’s not, but what it does, it does really well. The value is incredible for what you get – I’ve paid more for way worse places in Prague’s tourist center. Sure, it’s not luxury (and it doesn’t pretend to be), but sometimes you just want a clean, comfortable, well-thought-out place to sleep that doesn’t make you feel like you’re either overpaying for marble bathrooms you don’t need or underpaying for a hostel experience you’ve outgrown. If you’re the type who cares more about exploring the city than Instagram-worthy hotel shots, this is your spot.

Rooms

• Studio with Sofa Bed with 1 sofa bed for 2 adults

Reviews

• Oleksandr from Germany (9/10)

  Small, but everything is there and tidy, close to the train station

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