Overall Rating. My first non-layover destination in my European trip starts in Prague, Czech Republic. Fortunately, Prague has plenty of reasonable options, including the Marriott Hotel.
Surprisingly, the rates went down to the very last minute, so I ended up modifying the reservation to reflect the lower rate. Points reservation wise, it may require 43kk Marriott Bonvoy points a night due to its Category 6 placement. A red vs. I recommend using Bolt rather than Uber in Prague as they offer cheaper rates, and they also accept credit card as payment option. We were delighted to have the room all ready when we arrived so we can check-in earlier.
Then, a guest relation agent came and greeted us which was great and beyond what I expected from a Marriott hotel. It was similar to the one in Izmir except the one in Prague did not escort us to our room. All I can say is that the elite treatment is excellent and the hotel goes above and beyond to treat their elite members!
We were assigned to the Family Suite at 5th floor. A Nespresso machine can be seen next to the sofa bed. The size of the complimentary water bottles is very generous though. Moments later, a staff brought us a welcome snack for being a Titanium Elite. The next room is finally the master bedroom. The bed was on the firm side, my preference! The closet in the master bedroom is where you can find the bathrobes.
They actually provided 3 for us all! The Family Suite comes with 1. The shower was oddly narrow, especially with the awkward perpendicular small glass pane. It can be adjusted straight, though. Regis Astana in Kazakhstan. A good suite overall that lets the three of us rest comfortably. Although the bathroom feels dated, especially with the vanities. Some rooms at this hotel are recently renovated as well, but not all rooms.
