Hotel Olga (Prague, Czech Republic)

While certainly no-frills, many agreed that this property offered a reasonably comfortably level of accommodation in Prague. Those who had the best experience here were those just looking for a simple place to lay their heads after a long day of sightseeing.

This accommodation was resoundingly popular among budget travellers and bargain hunters, who felt that the room rates represented good value. Also, this property's breakfast buffet - a hefty spread of cheeses, meats and breads - offered enough food to keep hungry guests full till the evening.

Finally, the quiet ambience of this neighbourhood was highly praised by guests, who reported good sleep quality thanks to the solitude. Many were also pleased to find that numerous tram and bus services offered good links to the historic Old Town area.

While the property at large was found to be dated, the bathrooms seemed to be particularly worst affected by an unpleasant 80s time-warp. Many would have liked to have seen a more modern look.

The housekeeping standards here were patchy, with many guests reporting dust and cobwebs in corners of rooms, on ceilings and under beds. This was also true of bathroom mirrors.

There was a decidedly strange, gloomy vibe about this property that really seemed to shadow the overall guest experience here. Finally, many also reported that the Wi-Fi service at this accommodation was woefully slow.