Brix Hostel
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Fast facts
Check in from: | 15:00 |
|---|---|
Check out before: | 11:00 |
Pets | Pets allowed with an extra charge |
Children | Children are not allowed at this hotel |
Amenities
Wi-Fi
Parking
Front desk 24 hour
Non-smoking
Bar
Entertainment rooms
More about Brix Hostel
Brix Hostel
Brix Hostel in Prague provides adults-only accommodation with a bar, a shared lounge and a garden. Boasting a concierge service, this property also provides guests with a terrace. The accommodation features entertainment staff and a shared kitchen.
Reviews from 
Solo traveller
Comment: 10 Jun 2026
Stayed in: Jun 2026
I will be back!
A good hostel at an affordable price.
Comfortable beds. Well-equipped kitchen. The rooms could be a bit larger, but the large common area makes up for it.
The staff was very helpful, especially Nico, the Event Manager. And I was kind of an "annoying customer." I'm a street musician and had my very large music equipment with me, but the staff helped me store it in a safe place where I could access it whenever I needed it.
Comfortable beds. Well-equipped kitchen. The rooms could be a bit larger, but the large common area makes up for it.
The staff was very helpful, especially Nico, the Event Manager. And I was kind of an "annoying customer." I'm a street musician and had my very large music equipment with me, but the staff helped me store it in a safe place where I could access it whenever I needed it.
Solo traveller
Comment: 26 Mar 2026
Stayed in: Mar 2026
You're gonna lie down, not sleep
The location is true q each select the place. When they arrived they were slow to open the door, the link for online check in was invalid, I had to register at the hostel. The hostel was in the works, I changed the room from 6 beds to 8 beds, as the 6 beds had no privacy, the beds had no curtains. The cost was lower, they told me they were going to pay me back the difference and they didn't pay me back. The bunk bed where I was sleeping had the broken step, it was difficult to climb and they were very uncomfortable tubes, I had a plate on my elbow and 7 screws and I had a hard time climbing, people towards a lot of noise, my locker was busy and I had to store my things in another room... people very safe, all the shoes on the floor, the room hello on foot, very hot. Very friendly staff, yes, but noise 24/7, people gather in the kitchen to talk, instead of going to the hall.
Solo traveller
Comment: 28 Sep 2025
Stayed in: Sep 2025
Terrible place
The hostel’s check-in information on Booking.com was misleading. It was stated that check-in would be available from 3 PM, but when I arrived, I was faced with a sign saying it would only open at 7 PM. I ended up losing $30 without receiving any service, and Booking customer support did not resolve my issue. This was a terrible experience, and I do not recommend this place to anyone
Group traveller
Comment: 19 Aug 2025
Stayed in: Aug 2025
do not stay here
I would not stay here again. this hostel seems to attract really dodgy people. there was a condom in the shower stall for 4 days, and black mould in the bathroom as well. the toilet also ran out of toilet paper for a good 24 hours and was replaced with hand towel. the rooms were not cleaned properly, very very dusty and there was no air ventilation so in summer it is impossible to sleep. as well as the mattresses were flat and uncomfortable. the staff are nice-ish, the place smells very strongly of weed 24/7 inside. the area doesn’t feel safe for a female. one of the toilets has no seat. the power sockets on my bed didn’t work and would overheat my charger and was buzzing the whole time. the kitchen was okay. i mean there are worse places to stay but i didn’t feel comfortable here.
Solo traveller
Comment: 11 Jun 2025
Stayed in: Jun 2025
Unfortunately it ended badly
I had my first bad experience ever at the Brix hostel. Everything was going well. Two of the guys working at reception were helpful and I am very thankful to them for their assistance and they did a good job. But on Friday, June 6, there was a girl who did her job by the book and that was ok too. She did assist me, however, I didn't like her attitude towards me. It was like she was trying to be clever with me and ironic, which I could not appreciate.
Later that day, I went back down once more with with my clothes for the laundry. I called her out for her earlier attitude. I had my attitude too like returning the favor. Maybe I was too harsh and I shouldn't have been like that, but I never yelled at her, I never insulted her and let alone touched her.
Next day, on Saturday, June 7, I couldn't enter the hostel with my key card. Once inside, a guy with long curly hair asked me about what had happened yesterday. He never identified himself, he never said whether he was the manager of Brix hostel or not.
I told him what had happened. He said I should've reported that to the manager, however, I did not know who the manager was (I still do not know now). I had no time to do that anyway because the girl's attitude was not that bad as for me to do that.
Calling her out directly was for me a faster option. The guy with long curly hair then proceeded to tell me that he wanted me out of the hostel right away and he didn't want to hear more from me. He also said that, 'two girls had told him that they saw me jerking off in the room', which I thought it was quite surprising and a big of a coincidence they would come up with something like this just a day after the incident with the reception girl took place.
I had never had any issues at any hostel or hotel I've stayed. I've never been thrown out of any accomodation, nor I've been accused of jerking off or things like that. He told me to, 'f*ck off', several times and got close to me like trying to provoke me so that I would react and so he could perhaps have a real reason to call the police or something like that.
I proceeded to go to the room I was staying at, so I could pack my things. They kicked me out like a dog. Desperately pushing me to leave while I was already packing. I was supposed to stay until Sunday, June 8, so they put me in a very difficult situation. All hostels were full. I was very lucky to find a place to spend the night.
They refused to give me a refund, despite the fact their reasons to expell me were unjustified. They kicked me out like I had done something real bad, when I hadn't. I sent them an email on Monday, June 9, asking again for a refund, but they replied that when people are expelled from the hostel, there is no refund.
They also wrote they had added my name and contact information to the shared industry data base of "problem guests", so that other hostels and hotels will not accept me as a guest, which I find totally unfair and a threat to my reputation as I have not done anything bad to them or caused any harm to Brix hostel in order to deserve that.
Again, I have never had any bad experience at any hostel or hotel in my life, and that can be verified. Regarding the girl at reception, again, I did not insult her nor touched her either. Maybe I shouldn't have said what I said, but what I said does not justify my expulsion at all, let alone adding my name and contact information to the shared industry data base of "problem guests" so that other hotels and hostels will not accept me as a guest.
If what they say holds true and their bad unjustified actions become a real threat to me when traveling and trying to find accomodation, this could become a case for legal complaint.
Later that day, I went back down once more with with my clothes for the laundry. I called her out for her earlier attitude. I had my attitude too like returning the favor. Maybe I was too harsh and I shouldn't have been like that, but I never yelled at her, I never insulted her and let alone touched her.
Next day, on Saturday, June 7, I couldn't enter the hostel with my key card. Once inside, a guy with long curly hair asked me about what had happened yesterday. He never identified himself, he never said whether he was the manager of Brix hostel or not.
I told him what had happened. He said I should've reported that to the manager, however, I did not know who the manager was (I still do not know now). I had no time to do that anyway because the girl's attitude was not that bad as for me to do that.
Calling her out directly was for me a faster option. The guy with long curly hair then proceeded to tell me that he wanted me out of the hostel right away and he didn't want to hear more from me. He also said that, 'two girls had told him that they saw me jerking off in the room', which I thought it was quite surprising and a big of a coincidence they would come up with something like this just a day after the incident with the reception girl took place.
I had never had any issues at any hostel or hotel I've stayed. I've never been thrown out of any accomodation, nor I've been accused of jerking off or things like that. He told me to, 'f*ck off', several times and got close to me like trying to provoke me so that I would react and so he could perhaps have a real reason to call the police or something like that.
I proceeded to go to the room I was staying at, so I could pack my things. They kicked me out like a dog. Desperately pushing me to leave while I was already packing. I was supposed to stay until Sunday, June 8, so they put me in a very difficult situation. All hostels were full. I was very lucky to find a place to spend the night.
They refused to give me a refund, despite the fact their reasons to expell me were unjustified. They kicked me out like I had done something real bad, when I hadn't. I sent them an email on Monday, June 9, asking again for a refund, but they replied that when people are expelled from the hostel, there is no refund.
They also wrote they had added my name and contact information to the shared industry data base of "problem guests", so that other hostels and hotels will not accept me as a guest, which I find totally unfair and a threat to my reputation as I have not done anything bad to them or caused any harm to Brix hostel in order to deserve that.
Again, I have never had any bad experience at any hostel or hotel in my life, and that can be verified. Regarding the girl at reception, again, I did not insult her nor touched her either. Maybe I shouldn't have said what I said, but what I said does not justify my expulsion at all, let alone adding my name and contact information to the shared industry data base of "problem guests" so that other hotels and hostels will not accept me as a guest.
If what they say holds true and their bad unjustified actions become a real threat to me when traveling and trying to find accomodation, this could become a case for legal complaint.
Very good location
Roháčova 132/15, Prague 3, Prague, 130 00, Czechia|2.44 km from city centre
Check in and check out
Check in from:
15:00
Check out before:
11:00
Good to know
Children are not allowed at this hotel
Please contact the hotel for details about adding extra beds.
Please contact the hotel for details about adding a cot.
Pets allowed with an extra charge
Please inform Brix Hostel in advance of your expected arrival time. You can use the Special Requests box when booking, or contact the property directly with the contact details provided in your confirmation. A damage deposit of EUR 10 is required on arrival. This will be collected as a cash payment. You should be reimbursed on check-out. Your deposit will be refunded in full in cash, subject to an inspection of the property. It is mandatory, as required by the Ministry of Health, to present a negative test for Covid 19 (PCR / Antigen) or a vaccination certificate.
This hotel accepts the following payment methods:
Cash
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