Hotel Directory - Page 3

Abundant in history and charm, this boutique hotel in Lesser Town is in a prestigious location right next to Prague Castle. A ten-minute walk from Charles Bridge, this hotel on the left bank of the river is not just close to the castle, it actually touches it. The most requested rooms feature views over the quaint cobbled Nerudova Street, lined by townhouses and tiny shops, caf?s and restaurants. Interiors are subdued and chic, with deluxe beds, dim lighting and high-quality bathrooms, while breakfast onsite is a truly gourmet affair, served until 11am for those who want to lie in. Slate floors, dark hardwoods and lots of glass add to this hotel?s luxurious, exclusive appeal, and the fact that the Carolina Caf? makes the some of the best hot chocolate in Prague is just an added bonus. - [Neruda Hotel]

This budget hotel near Vitkov Park offers a comfortable stay in one of Prague?s upcoming areas. On a quiet street outside the main tourist zone, Seifert Hotel is a handy choice for travelers looking for friendly accommodation that doesn?t cost too much and isn?t too remote. The hotel is only a few tram stops away from Staromestska near the Old Town and a 25-minute journey on foot to the Old Town Square ? a pleasant downhill walk offering often unseen glimpses of Prague. Rooms at the Seifert are warm in hue with comfortable beds, new tiled floors and clean modern furnishings; internet is free via LAN cable or lobby PC and the hot buffet breakfast includes sausages and eggs. Guests staying here will benefit from the hotel?s working-class surrounds, where inexpensive Czech meals, locally-brewed beers, grocery items and regular transport can all be easily acquired. - [Seifert Hotel]

Nouveau design and relaxed sophistication merge at this chic establishment in Prague 2 district, just outside the main tourist zone. Built in the early 1900?s, the Arcotel Teatrino Hotel confirms the brand?s good standing in the design world with calm contemporary rooms offset by one of the grandest dining halls to ever grace a hotel. Interiors play up the building?s nouveau history with sleek black upholstery and monochromatic bathrooms, while the bar and restaurant are Prague attractions in their own right; the dining area was once a theater, hence the name, and guests are invited to eat breakfast in its cool, cavernous space until noon on weekends. The historical sights are within a 25-minute walk from here, ten minutes by tram ? the tram stop just a few doors down. - [Arcotel Teatrino Hotel]

This small pensione-style hotel offers clean budget rooms with easy access to the Old Town. Close to Letensky Sady Park on the river?s edge, the Capri Hotel is in a residential area a few moments? walk from a tram stop and a picturesque 25-minute stroll from the Old Town. The immediate area offers a generous spread of inexpensive shops, bars and caf?s and the pizzeria attached to the hotel provides a food fix for travelers wanting something quick and tasty. Rooms here have been recently renovated in fresh pastels and feature large light-bearing windows and tea and coffee supplies, while breakfast on site consists of hot and cold Czech foods including eggs and sausages. Guests choosing to walk into the Old Town from here will be rewarded with extensive views of Prague from the park and the newly reconstructed Stefanikuv Bridge. - [Capri Hotel]

This up-market boutique hotel on the edge of the River Vltava combines classic nouveau design and the romance of historical Prague. On the left bank of the river, a 15-minute walk from the Old Town, Riverside Hotel offers neatly-packaged luxury in a quiet, picturesque location. Belle Epoch-style rooms feature gold mosaic bathrooms, rich linens and draperies, plus wide pastel views over Prague and the water. The stroll to the Charles Bridge or into Old Town is a trip through in Prague?s architectural past, while the ultra modern Gehry-designed ?Dancing House? just across the river shows a different face of the city altogether. It is here that guests can also enjoy a view of Prague?s fairytale lights from the French restaurant on the top floor. - [Riverside Hotel]

Occupying a neo-renaissance building, this quiet and elegant hotel provides classy accommodation close to Wenceslas Square. A block or two from the activity of Prague?s main boulevard, the Seven Days Hotel is in a prime location for walking to the main tourist areas of the Old Town and Na Prikope. The metro and tram stops are a five-minute walk away and the immediate vicinity offers plenty of restaurants and bars for those looking to dine away from the more expensive town center. Rooms are extra large and classically furnished in Italian villa-style, they offer insulation from street noise and the lofty ceilings and oversized windows create a calm and airy space. Extras include breakfast until 11am, free ethernet for business guests plus a sauna, spa and massage services. - [Seven Days Hotel]

In a quiet area of Prague 9 district, this property provides inexpensive accommodation with quick access to the city center via the metro. A few minutes? walk from Ceskomoravska metro station, the Carol Hotel is a recently refurbished neoclassical building with smart modern interiors and friendly English-speaking staff. The hotel?s bright and spacious rooms enjoy a neat contemporary fit-out, there?s a terrace and courtyard for use in the warmer months, a pool and spa on site and a cozy restaurant offering a wide range of Czech beers and gourmet meals. From here, it?s a ten-minute train trip into the Old Town, the tram stop is also close by and for concert-goers and sports fans, Prague?s O2 Arena is only a few minutes? walk away. - [Carol Hotel]

Located in Lesser Town right by the river, it would be difficult to find a more romantic ? or convenient ? spot in Prague. Occupying a classically restored neo-renaissance building, the boutique Certovka Hotel is a fitting addition to this most historic and picturesque area of Prague. The hotel is at the left end of the Charles Bridge, a few minutes? walk from the castle and just across the bridge from the Old Town and Town Square. The Certovka has been renovated to reflect the magic of historical Prague with elegant, classical d?cor in all of its 21 rooms, while onsite services include a cooked-to-order breakfast, satellite TV and internet access. After exploring the sights and shops of the Old Town, there could be few more romantic ways to end the day than to stroll back along the Charles Bridge at twilight. - [Certovka Hotel]

In a peaceful location just outside central Prague, this villa-style property offers a tranquil base for sightseeing. A few minutes? walk from a choice of metro stops, Globus Hotel offers an inexpensive and quiet alternative to hotels within the main tourist zone. It?s a 10-minute train trip into the city center (Muzeum station) from here and the hotel?s position near verdant Czech forest is both picturesque and conducive to utter relaxation. The Globus Hotel is modern in d?cor and offers an onsite beer house, a restaurant and wine cellar plus large rooms, some of which have balconies. Onsite parking makes it convenient for those on road trips and the city?s biggest mall is just a few minutes? walk down the hill for guests seeking a fix of Western-style consumerism. - [Globus Hotel]

This modern apartment-style hotel in the Old Town is central to historic Prague and ideal for families and groups. On a quiet cobbled lane a few streets from the Old Town Square, Residence Bologna is within walking distance of the Charles Bridge, Wenceslas Square and the shops and restaurants of the main boulevard. Suites come in a variety of configurations from studios to two-bedrooms ? all convenient for family and group use, offering microwaves, fridges and separate living and sleeping areas. D?cor in this early era townhouse is traditional and functional with parquet floors and pretty moldings adding to the property?s vintage appeal. Dining is available onsite at the Italian restaurant and in the surrounding streets exist a bewildering array of dining options, including a vast open air market, to further entice the senses. - [Residence Bologna]

This newly opened hotel near Vitkov Park offers value for money and modern d?cor not far from the Old Town. Conveniently situated on a direct tram line to the main tourist zone, the City Partner Victoria Hotel is an efficient, budget-friendly option that makes it cheap and easy to see the sights of historical Prague. A block from the impressive Zizkov TV Tower, Wenceslas Square is a 15-minute walk away and the immediate area offers plenty of inexpensive venues for dining, whether it?s pizza, Thai, a traditional Czech goulash or just a few draught beers. Rooms here are bright and comfortably furnished in natural hues, featuring extra high ceilings, net access and spotless modern bathrooms, with air-conditioning on hand for Prague?s warmer months. - [Victoria Hotel]

Spacious, affordable rooms and friendly service greet travelers at this hotel on the left bank of the river Vltava. With the Andel metro stop at the door, Akcent Hotel is well-placed for tourists who want quick access to Prague?s Old Town without paying premium prices. It?s only a few stops from here into the tourist zones and the immediate area offers a range of good value dining and drinking options ? the nearby Staropramen Brewery and its bounty of tasty draught is just one example. The hotel is fairly new and occupies a well-maintained functionalist block from the 1930?s; interiors are clean, modern and bright and a basement sports bar offers beers and snacks 24 hours a day. Lesser Town is a 15-minute walk from here and the Old Town around ten minutes further, while a shopping complex is a few blocks away for groceries, coffee or even a Czech-dubbed Hollywood movie. - [Akcent Hotel]

This modern four-star property brings the convenience and comfort of the Best Western brand to Prague?s historic Old Town. Located just south of the Vltava river bank a short walk from the Old Town Square, the Bila Labut Hotel is in one of the city?s oldest and most charming areas. Inside, the hotel has all modern features, from functional European d?cor to free internet and cable TV, while service is friendly and old-fashioned and staff members proficient in English. Nearby, visitors can discover why Prague is such a popular destination as all of the city?s major draw cards ? the Charles Bridge, the Old Town Square, Lesser Town and Wenceslas Square ? are easily accessible on foot. The surrounding streets also offer myriad bohemian shops and restaurants ? another of Prague?s most endearing features. - [Bila Labut Hotel]

This small hotel is located in the center of Prague and features spacious guestrooms and excellent facilities. The hotel is located near to the famous Wenceslas Square where there are a whole host of cafes, local restaurants and bars to enjoy as well as a good range of shops. Each of the guest rooms is spacious and clean with excellent amenities.. The Caesar Palace Hotel houses an excellent restaurant which serves a buffet style complimentary breakfast in a comfortable setting. The hotel is great for people looking for a relaxing break in this very historical city. - [Caesar Palace Hotel]

Ideally located close to the railway station, this elegant hotel is a popular choice for families and business travelers. Pragues main airport is just a short drive away there is a tram stop just outside the main reception area that provides easy access to other parts of the city. The Falkensteiner Maria Prag Hotel houses an impressive restaurant that serves international and local cuisine in a comfortable environment. Guests can enjoy a pleasant stroll around the local streets where they will find a multitude of excellent and good value restaurants, bars and cafes. - [Falkensteiner Maria Prag Hotel]

This cozy hotel located in downtown Prague is close to major tourist spots and features 48 colorful guest rooms. The Marit Hotel is situated just three kilometers from the main airport and a short walk away from Wenceslas Square and the historic Powder Gate. The hotel provides a complimentary buffet breakfast and there is also a great selection of bars and restaurants just outside the main reception area. The hotel is popular with individual travelers as well as couples and is a great place to stay for guests looking to explore this historic city. - [Marit Hotel]

This small hotel is just 25 kilometers away from Prague International Airport and is conveniently close to the Hlavni Nadrazi Train Station. The hotel offers clean and comfortable accommodation, with stylishly furnished guestrooms and is situated in the heart of the city. The Tyl Hotel is ideally close to some of the citys most famous tourist spots including the National Technical Museum and The Gallery of Modern Art. The hotel serves a good selection of pastries and various drinks thanks to its breakfast buffet and there are plenty of restaurants and bars in the vicinity. - [Tyl Hotel]

This homely and great value hotel is located just outside the center of Prague. The hotel houses 22 stylish and cozy guestrooms complete with excellent amenities and comfortable furnishings. The Villa Schwaiger Hotel offers a generous buffet breakfast and there is a fantastic selection of international and local cuisine thanks to its in-house restaurant. There is also a comprehensive Spa center for guests to take advantage of complete with all the latest therapy treatments. The hotel is ideally situated near to the Lesser Town square where guests can sample the local markets and excellent shops. - [Villa Schwaiger Hotel]

Located in the heart of the city this renovated building is very popular with budget travelers. The hotel is within easy walking distance of the Charles Bridge and other famous tourist spots including several of the area’s most popular theatre venues and opera houses. Each of the 16 comfortable guestrooms are large and offer modern amenities and are perfect for relaxing after a long journey. The area outside the hotel is full of local restaurants and cafes and is great for relaxing and people watching which make sis hotel ideal for people who want to explore the city and get a real feel for the culture. - [Casa Italia Hotel]

This attractive hotel is located in a main street in the heart of Prague and is conveniently close the Namesti Republiky Metro station. Situated just a short walk away from Wenceslas Square, this hotel is ideally located for guests to visit the many tourist destination around the area. There are lots of things to see and do in the area outside the hotel including sampling the local cafes and pastry shops from the many old style establishments around the area. The Davinci Hotel also features an excellent buffet breakfast which is served in a pleasant atmosphere every morning. - [Davinci Hotel]