Sophie’s Hostel, Prague
Expert reviews
“This upbeat hostel enjoys a fairly convenient location in Vinohrady, a quasi-boutique aesthetic, and a unique mix of dorms, private rooms and apartments that are dotted with designer furnishings and generally devoid of drunken backpacker groups.”
What guests liked
- Friendly staff
- Top location
- Clean rooms
- Boutique style
All you need to know
Sophie’s Hostel is situated in New Town, from where all the major sights of Prague can be accessible. The guests can access the sights as all the major places are at a walkable distance; you can also take public transport form this location. You can book the bunk beds in the dormitory or book your private rooms with the Hostel.
Basic amenities of the Hostel
The Hostel provides all the modern amenities to the guests, such as daily breakfast, kitchen for self-service, free wi-fi, on-site café, etc. for a comfortable stay. Along with the facilities, the guests who book their rooms with the Hostel can also avail of various services like evening entertainment, shuttle service, have security lockers, and much more. All the rooms here are well-maintained and of modern design.
Rooms
All kinds of rooms, such as dormitory, double-sharing, and triple-sharing rooms, are available to choose from. People who are looking for an affordable stay in Prague can book their stay with this Hostel. Additionally, it offers discounts for the guests for booking. Along with all the amenities of the place, the service is also satisfactory as per the review of the visitors of Sophie’s Hostel.
The services offered by Sophie’s Hostel
Sophie’s Hostel is a budget-friendly option for travelers who want to explore the city and enjoy the architecture. The restaurants, bars, and cafes all are within the walkable distance of Sophie’s Hostel. So, most of the travelers choose this place to stay in their Prague trip.
Location
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