My experience with Royal Court Hotel was a magnificent one. We arrived at the bus station at close to 10pm and had to secure CZK since EUR was not accepted at the metro ticket machines. (One tip - Withdraw from the ATM - there are plenty! We made a mistake in believing these people at the Money Changer who said that there were no ATMs at the Hlávni Nádrázi metro station as they apparently just wanted us to have our euros changed through them! Hmp!) We took Red Line C and got off I.P. Pavlova where we walked along Legerova, and after five streets arrived at the hotel on Wenzigova Street. Travel time from the station to the hotel is around 20 mins.?We arrived close to midnight at the hotel and was happy to have been checked in very quickly since we were quite tired with our long bus journey from Munich. The reception lady was quite professional & friendly, offering us some tips on going around the city the next couple of days. (Here we would have welcomed someone helping us with our large luggages.) She gave us the keys to our room and we were happy that we had a well-appointed room on the 3rd floor very near the elevator (yes, they had a lift and air-conditioning). The room was nicely furnished, had a mini-ref, mini-vault, flat screen TV with cable and an adequately sized bathroom. The next couple of days we went around Prague and found ourselves eagerly looking forward coming home to the hotel. Royal Court's area is quite near to the famous tourist spots, which are accessible by tram or metro. Good location. Quiet neighborhood. We had a very nice stay at the hotel and we were quite happy that Elizabeth answered our questions promptly and offered some helpful tips prior to our arrival. The free breakfast was good although a wider selection of fruits would have been nicer. Would we consider staying at Royal Court hotel again if we find ourselves in Prague. Our answer? In a heartbeat! You get very good value for your money at this hotel. Two thumbs up. Five stars.