Transport from Prague train station to hotel

where is your hotel?

Thank you for your help!
We are staying at K & K Central - Hybernska 10. I believe it is in Old Town.
Again...thank you!

unless you have a huge amount of luggage I would just walk,less than 10 minutes. you could get a taxi outside the train station but don't think the driver would be happy with such a short journey.
https://www.google.com/maps/dir/50.0836491,14.4338944/K%2BK+Hotel+Central+Prague,+Hybernsk%C3%A1+10,+110+00+Nov%C3%A9+M%C4%9Bsto,+Czechia/@50.0853908,14.4295386,16z/data=!4m9!4m8!1m0!1m5!1m1!1s0x470b9494d0577735:0xc5c9fc64146646c0!2m2!1d14.430869!2d50.08716!3e2

https://www.kkhotels.com/en/prague/hotel-central/location-contact
your hotel does a Limo service for 11 Euros, not too bad in my opinion but you will get an easy transfer without having to worry about some of the rip off Taxis in the train station.

Agree with Unclegus if they offer a limo for 11 Euros. If you take a regular taxi watch out for the wrong name scam i.e. there's a K&K Fenix in Prague (sister hotel). So make sure you give the driver something on paper that says K&K Central otherwise if you tell him K&K you might find yourself at the wrong place first and have to pay extra for the "mix-up" to get to the Central. It'll turn a CZK100 trip into 4 times as much. Nice restaurant opposite and to the right called Hybernia (pour your own beer at the table if you want).

We just walked to ours and I think you could too.

My husband and I also arrived by train from Vienna, following a Rick Steves tour. We both had a 21" suitcase and one carry-on. Our hotel was a little further from the train station than your hotel, but we made the decision to walk since our arrival was mid afternoon on a sunny day. We used Google map to show us the way. I like walking because it gives me a feel for the city upon arrival.

Cobblestones are bumpy with rolling luggage, not the smooth airport floor::::I would use the hotel provided transport and save the walking to enjoy without suitcases to drag along; and from what I’ve heard, be very wary of the taxi situation(see Honest Guide videos for more info).