Red & Blue Design Hotel Prague
Prague
At a glance
The Red & Blue Design Hotel Prague offers a stylish and modern retreat on the edge of the city's historical center. Located just a short stroll from the iconic Charles Bridge, this hotel combines contemporary design with a touch of Prague's classic charm. The hotel stands in a historic building that underwent a complete renovation to offer 52 spacious, air-conditioned rooms, each tastefully appointed with thick carpets, plush bathrooms, and modern furnishings.
The hotel's theme revolves around its red and blue rooms, each designed to provide a unique experience of comfort and style. Whether staying in a blue or red room, guests can enjoy complimentary high-speed internet, toiletries, and tea and coffee facilities. The calm and peaceful atmosphere is ideal for those seeking a quiet respite after exploring the vibrant city.
The hotel's modern cafe and bar located on the ground floor offer a relaxing space to unwind, while guests can start their day with a hearty breakfast served in the lower-level breakfast area. The ambiance is luxurious yet comfortable, designed to make guests feel welcomed and inclined to return.
The Smíchov district, where the hotel is situated, provides a quieter alternative to the bustling city center, yet it remains conveniently close to Prague's main attractions.
Reviews
The hotel is in a good location, with easy access to transport. A short walk downhill takes you to the number 9 tram, which conveniently crosses the river. From hotel It’s about a 20-minute walk to Charles Bridge in Prague. Breakfast was decent, offering the usual continental options along with scrambled eggs, hard-boiled eggs, and yoghurt. However, the breakfast plates were quite small, and the egg cups for the hard boiled eggs felt unnecessary. The room itself was good, and the bed was comfortable. We stayed in room 606 on the top floor, which was quite warm, but opening the window made it comfortable. There was air conditioning available, although we didn’t use it, so I can’t comment on how effective it would be during the summer. We really enjoyed visiting Prague — it’s a beautiful city, though it does involve quite a lot of walking to see the main sights. We flew with Jet2, and on arrival, you’re required to register your fingerprint and face ID at the airport. If you see long queues at the first machines, it’s worth walking further into the terminal, as there are more machines available further along.
We booked the room via voyages prive and had asked for special room for my birthday : supposed to be an executive room and bottle of wine at our arrival. Upon getting there, zero welcome, unsmiling and gives us a standard room. Getting in the room, we realize the mistake made and no wine. Went back to reception where the man says, he will check but he upgrades only after I told him there was no way that was an executive room / no wine. The 2nd room was slightly better but stuffy, outdated decor and breakfast included was better. Overall, great location but I wouldn't stay there again.
Stayed here for just one night with my husband while spending the weekend in Prague. It’s an interesting hotel in a very convenient location, with almost immediate access to buses and trams (great if you’re coming or going from the train station!) The rooms were comfortable and clean and service is good. Overall a decent experience and not a place I’d be averse to staying at again in the future. It was fun to place bets on whether our room would be red or blue before we saw it, lol! (it was red)
This was my 2nd visit to this hotel, mainly due to it being conveniently located very close to the city centre with reliable transport links and many good food spots. As expected, the customer service was really great. Overall I enjoyed my stay again but one thing to note was the room that I stayed in this time seemed a little outdated with the decor, however, this was not a huge issue.
