Hostel Dakura
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Fast facts
Check in from: | 14:00 |
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Check out before: | 11:00 |
Pets | Pets allowed with an extra charge |
Amenities
Wi-Fi
Parking
Airport shuttle
Non-smoking
Laundry
Pets allowed
More about Hostel Dakura
Hostel Dakura
Hostel Dakura is located in Prague, 300 metres from the Dejvická metro station and an 11-minute drive by metro from both Old Town Square and Wenceslas Square. Luggage storage and an airport shuttle service are offered.
Reviews from 
Solo traveller
Comment: 28 Mar 2026
I arrived on March 27, 2026. My English is very poor, but the receptionist was extremely patient in explaining things to me, which was a huge plus. The hotel is located very close to the station and is very clean overall.
Group traveller
Comment: 6 Jul 2025
Stayed in: Jun 2025
Chocolate got stolen
The stay was okay but our 90 plus euro worth chocolates that we purposely flew to Germany to buy got stolen from the communal kitchen fridge despite having them labelled with our room number as requested from the notice. We reported to the staff but they said they can't do anything about it because there are no cameras in the kitchen. This really soured our experience in this hostel.
Family traveller
US
Comment: 11 Jun 2025
Stayed in: Jun 2025
Fantastic hostel!
Loved this hostel! The neighbourhood is cute and close to the center and to transit. The lobby is welcoming and the staff friendly. There is an elevator! There are also shared kitchens (there was one on our floor) and a laundry room for guests. The rooms are clean and cheerful (at least, ours was, anyway).
We (my son and I) had a private room with only two outlets in it; this made things a little difficult, but we figured it out. We had only two small problems: 1. The pillows were basically nonexistent; I had to roll mine up to make it work. 2. The first night we were there, some guests were talking loudly in the hall at 3:30 AM and I had to go out and ask them to take the conversation somewhere else, because it echoes pretty badly. But management can't control people's inconsiderate behaviour. Fabulous experience, would return.
We (my son and I) had a private room with only two outlets in it; this made things a little difficult, but we figured it out. We had only two small problems: 1. The pillows were basically nonexistent; I had to roll mine up to make it work. 2. The first night we were there, some guests were talking loudly in the hall at 3:30 AM and I had to go out and ask them to take the conversation somewhere else, because it echoes pretty badly. But management can't control people's inconsiderate behaviour. Fabulous experience, would return.
Group traveller
Comment: 21 Apr 2025
Stayed in: Apr 2025
Disappointing experience and unacceptable treatment – not recommended
We were three adults traveling with a group of teenagers aged 14–15. During our stay, a lamp fell from the ceiling in the adults’ room due to a draft – it seemed to have been previously damaged, as it came down very easily. Since it happened in our room, we know exactly what took place, and there was absolutely no party or irresponsible behavior involved.
Instead of investigating the incident properly, the receptionist accused us of being drunk and having thrown a party, claiming that must be the reason the lamp fell. This was completely untrue and a baseless accusation. We do not drink when we are responsible for children, and it was clear from the context that we were a group of responsible adults supervising teenagers. He also told us there had been “multiple complaints.”
However, we had observed loud music and partying on several nights from the floor below, which the reception made no effort to stop – it is likely the complaints were actually about those guests. Still, the staff insisted we were responsible.
We were told to clean up the broken glass ourselves and received no help with mopping the floor or changing the bed linens. On top of that, we were fined 1500 CZK for a new lamp that clearly cost much less. We were told we couldn’t check out unless we paid the amount.
The situation ended with the receptionist behaving in an extremely unprofessional and hostile manner. He swore at us, said we were no longer welcome, and refused to check us out unless we paid the fine.
Overall, a very disappointing and unpleasant experience. I cannot recommend Hostel Dakura.
Instead of investigating the incident properly, the receptionist accused us of being drunk and having thrown a party, claiming that must be the reason the lamp fell. This was completely untrue and a baseless accusation. We do not drink when we are responsible for children, and it was clear from the context that we were a group of responsible adults supervising teenagers. He also told us there had been “multiple complaints.”
However, we had observed loud music and partying on several nights from the floor below, which the reception made no effort to stop – it is likely the complaints were actually about those guests. Still, the staff insisted we were responsible.
We were told to clean up the broken glass ourselves and received no help with mopping the floor or changing the bed linens. On top of that, we were fined 1500 CZK for a new lamp that clearly cost much less. We were told we couldn’t check out unless we paid the amount.
The situation ended with the receptionist behaving in an extremely unprofessional and hostile manner. He swore at us, said we were no longer welcome, and refused to check us out unless we paid the fine.
Overall, a very disappointing and unpleasant experience. I cannot recommend Hostel Dakura.
Family traveller
Comment: 9 Sep 2024
Stayed in: Sep 2024
lovely stay
Really enjoyed our stay at Hostel Dakura! The hostel was lovely with a vintage feel. The staff were lovely and very helpful. The room was spacious and very clean. We felt very safe there too. The shared bathrooms were clean and worked really well. We were in a good area to get to the old town - although maybe not the best if you aren’t good with hills! Would definitely recommend.
Location
Národní Obrany 544/7, Prague 6, Prague, 16000, Czechia|1.89 km from city centre
Check in and check out
Check in from:
14:00
Check out before:
11:00
Good to know
Pets allowed with an extra charge
Please contact the hotel for details about adding extra beds.
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