Cedaz Praha

We were staying at The Prague Marriott and the Cedaz Praha Airport Shuttle stop is across the street from the Marriott, not more than a 50 foot walk. We asked our concierge and they recommended it.
Unlike many airport shuttles Cedaz Praha has two stops. One is on V Celnici where the Marriott (and Hilton) are located and the Prague Airport (Vaclav Havel). There are not any other stops at hotels or bus stops.
We boarded the bus — van at 7:25 am and left at 7:30 am. 20 minutes later we were inside the airport checking in for our flight. Courteous driver, room for a suitcase and carry on bag and best of all a real bargain. 150 Czech Crowns or about $ 6.25 person. Way cheaper than a taxi and you don’t need to put up with the taxi’s antics (Taxi’s are not regulated in Prague).
If you are staying at the Prague Marriott, Hilton or another hotel close by, Cedaz Praha will get you there and back to the airport efficiently and for a bargain price.

This was a 5 star experience for me. It could be a 5 star experience for you if the following applies:
1) You travel to Prague with one luggage and a small carry-​on (which you can put on your lap)
2) You are staying at either The Hilton — Old Town/​The Marriott on V Celnici, or nearby hotels in the Old Town.
3) You come prepared with small bills.
For 150 Czech crowns (at the time of this review, it’s about $ 7 USD) you get a one-​way ticket from the airport to the centre of town (and vice versa.) The van takes 12 passengers, so it’s perfect if you’re traveling alone or in small groups. The trip is about 20 minutes. I was lucky enough to be staying at the Marriott, so once we arrived, all I had to do was hop out of the van, grab my luggage, and walk across the street.
With departures every 30 minutes starting at 7:30 AM, it’s easy to remember when the shuttle is leaving. Apparently you can buy tickets inside the arrival hall, but I found it a lot easier just buying it directly from the driver.
The only problem I can foresee is that if you’re unfamiliar with Prague and you’re not staying on V Celnici, you could easily find yourself lost and dragging your luggage on the bumpy cobblestone streets of Old Town. It’s best to have a map or a global data plan on your smartphone to prevent this. But for those who travel light, are staying nearby, and are economical but want to roll into Party Praha in something slightly fancier than a public bus, this airport transport is most convenient thing since sliced bread (dumplings!) ;)