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Hotel in Prague 1, Prague
Located in the city center, the Grandior Hotel Prague is a design hotel offering a restaurant and spacious rooms with free WiFi, very close to public transportation. Fantastic hotel with wonderful breakfast (incl.omelette station, Prosecco, ice cream). Great location with tram outside the door and metro station very close. Highly recomend!
Hotel in Prague 1, Prague
Grandium Hotel Prague, formerly known as Yasmin Hotel, is located in the heart of Prague, just around the corner from Wenceslas Square. All was fantastic. The breakfast facilities amd food was stellar. Staff very professional. Very happy.
Hotel in Prague 1, Prague
Only 1640 feet from the Powder Gate and the Municipal House, Grand Majestic Hotel Prague offers spacious rooms with free WiFi access and free coffee and tea making facilities. Very friendly staff, room was clean and calm. Breakfast was lovely (you can order fresh omelettes or waffles from chefs). Location was nearby shopping centre (where is 200 shops and a lot of restaurants).
Hotel in Prague 4, Prague
The upscale Corinthia Hotel Prague stands on top of one of Prague's hills, 2 metro stops from the center. It offers panoramic city views and a top-floor spa with a swimming pool. Room and location are exeptional.
Hotel in Prague 1, Prague
Pytloun Boutique Hotel Prague is a design boutique hotel located right on Wenceslass Square in the center of Prague. The room was beautiful and very comfortable. The location is unbeatable and the service and staff are excellent. Everything was great!
Hotel in Prague 6, Prague
Featuring free access to an indoor swimming pool and a fitness center, OREA Hotel Pyramida Praha is set within a 10-minute walk from Prague Castle. Very clean, nice staff, excellent breakfast,
Hotel in Prague 6, Prague
The Holiday Inn Prague Airport hotel is a modern design hotel with an excellent position 984 feet from the arrivals and departures hall of the main terminal of Prague International Airport. Nice staff. Nice food for dinner.
Hotel in Prague 1, Prague
Michelangelo Grant Hotel ***** is conveniently located in the historic town center, just a few steps from famous Wenceslas Square, in one of the most attractive areas of Prague. Location is really good, close to everything including Metro. The breakfast was good, every day with something different.
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Located next to Malesicky Park, a&o Prague Rhea is only 656 feet from the Zborov Tram Station and a 20-minute tram ride away from the historical city center of Prague. Everything. 20 min from central. Good neiborhood.
Hotel in Prague 8, Prague
Hotel Adeba can be found 2 metro stops or 3 tram stops from the very center of Prague, and only a 5-minute walk from the Florenc Central Bus Station. Very big and clean room. Breakfast was perfect. Close to metro. Great value for the money!
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Hotel in Prague 1, Prague
Just a 2-minute walk from Prague's Wenceslas Square, The ICON Hotel & Lounge features the Tawan Massage Center and the ROOM Tapas Bar. Free WiFi is offered. Friendliness of the staff at the reception
Hotel in Prague 5, Prague
Located in the popular Andel district, the andel’s by Vienna House Andel´s Prague stands for design, modern architecture and amenities. All rooms have air conditioning, a bathroom and satellite TV. I loved everything about this hotel,the staff,the service,the cleanliness,very modern,beautiful...
Hotel in Prague 1, Prague
Built in 1904 in Neo-Gothic style with Art Nouveau elements, this 5-star hotel is located opposite the Municipal House and 328 feet away from Prague's Powder Tower. Fantastic hotel. In my Top10 list, probably at position #2.
Hotel in Prague 8, Prague
Located 656 feet from the Florenc Metro Station, the historic-style Hotel Mucha offers easy access to the heart of Prague. The spacious rooms feature free WiFi and tea/coffee makers. Best value for money. Couldn’t expect anything better
Hotel in Prague 1, Prague
The Grand Hotel Bohemia is located in the heart of Prague overlooking the red roofs of the Old Town, few steps from the Powder Gate and 656 feet from Namesti Republiky Metro Station and Palladium... The location is excellent. Central to everywhere you need to go and heading toward the Old Square...
Hotel in Prague 1, Prague
Hotel Waldstein is located in the most attractive part of Prague, surrounded by Prague Castle and just a few steps from Charles Bridge and the Old Town Square. Nice interior of the rooms, comfortable. Beautiful historic, well preserved building.
Hotel in Prague 2, Prague
Originally built in 1907, Hermitage Hotel Prague is located in Prague’s scenic second district, just a short distance from the Vltava River and Vysehrad Castle. Great location, away from the tourist area but close enough for a short taxi ride.
Hotel in Prague 1, Prague
Set in an impressive Baroque building below Prague Castle, Golden Star offers panoramic views over the Old Town, Lesser Town, and Prague Castle which is a 5-minute walk away. Very good location being at the bottom of the Prague castle. Staff were very friendly.
Hotel in Prague 1, Prague
Newly renovated Metropolitan Old Town Hotel is located in Prague Old Town, just 1969 feet from Old Town Square, offering free WiFi. Helpful kind staff, quiet nice rooms, central position
Hotel in Prague 1, Prague
An impressive Art-Déco building in the center of Prague, the Imperial Hotel is decorated with precious mosaics and historic hand-painted tiles throughout its elegant interior. Excellent location in a nice building
Hotel in Prague 1, Prague
In Prague’s Lesser Town, the luxurious designer hotel Three Storks is in a historic building dating back to the 14th century, when it was home to a monastic brewery. Extremely friendly and welcoming throughout.
Hotel in Prague 1, Prague
Hotel Lippert enjoys a marvelous location on the UNESCO-protected Old Town Square right behind the Astronomical Clock. Wenceslas Square and the famous Charles Bridge are just a few steps away. Excellent property best location.
Hotel in Prague 1, Prague
Renovated in 2015, Bishop's House is a design hotel in the heart of the historical center of Prague, only 197 feet from Charles Bridge and the Vltava river and a 10-minute walk from Prague Castle. Location is great, very close to Charles Bridge and the tower near the bridge.
Hotel in Prague 1, Prague
The romantic Monastery Hotel in the peaceful garden of the Strahov Monastery offers superb views of Prague Castle, Lesser Town, the Old Town and the Vltava river. Really great location in the courtyard of an old monastery with incredible views of Prague.
Hotel in Prague 6, Prague
Hotel Schwaiger is a 4-star boutique hotel located in Prague, 1.6 mi from Prague ZOO. Guests can enjoy the on-site bar, as well as a large garden. The restaurant offers a traditional meals. Everything about the place was fabulous! Breakfast, the restaurant, the staff, the location, all.
Hotel in Prague 2, Prague
In a 19th-century building in the heritage-protected area, Boutique Hotel Seven Days is 215 yards from Prague National Museum. This is the second time in the hotel.
Hotel in Prague 1, Prague
This 4-star boutique hotel offers a central Prague location less than half a mile from the beautiful Old Town Square. Everything was perfect! The service they provide for their guests!
Hotel in Prague 1, Prague
Maximilian Hotel features a restaurant, fitness center, a bar and garden in Prague. This 4-star hotel offers a concierge service and a tour desk. I would highly recommend this hotel to any traveler both on business and pleasure.
Hotel in Prague 1, Prague
Located in Prague, 0.9 mi from Municipal House, Hotel Planet Prague features views of the city. This 4-star hotel offers a concierge service and a tour desk. We loved the quiet area between city an hipster area Karlín very much, enjoyed our stay in the...
Hotel in Prague 1, Prague
The boutique Golden Well hotel is in one of the best locations in Prague, with Prague Castle right next door, a 10-minute walk from Charles Bridge and 3 minutes from Lesser Town Square. Excellent service in great location - it felt more like a home than a hotel - highly highly...
Hotel in Prague 1, Prague
The Unitas Hotel enjoys a quiet location in a former convent, 800 ft from Charles Bridge. The hotel is very good in terms of location, cleanliness, hospitality and breakfast offered.
Hotel in Prague 1, Prague
The Clementin occupies a unique historic building in the heart of Prague, half-way between Charles Bridge and Old Town Square. Wi-Fi is available for free. It was absolutely perfect from the staff over the beautiful rooms and the location just 100 metres...
Hotel in Prague 1, Prague
Aurus enjoys a fantastic location in the Old Town District of Prague, a 5-minute walk from the Old Town Square and the Charles Bridge. The location is perfect. We stayed in a familyroom (C), the room was spacious and very clean.
Hotel in Prague 1, Prague
Located right in the heart of Prague, only 328 feet from Wenceslas Square, this 5-star Art-Deco hotel first opened in 1932. All rooms have a Nespresso coffee machine. Everything was perfect and the staff was wonderful.
On average, it costs $66 per night to book a 3-star hotel in Prague for tonight. You'll pay around $83 if you choose to stay in a 4-star hotel tonight, while a 5-star hotel in Prague will cost around $133, on average (based on Booking.com prices).
Monastery Hotel, Hotel Residence Agnes, and Archibald At the Charles Bridge got great room view-related reviews from travelers in Prague.
These hotels in Prague are highly rated by couples: Hotel Residence Agnes, Hotel Pod Věží, and BoHo Prague Hotel - Small Luxury Hotels.
Travelers who stayed in Prague near Vaclav Havel Airport Prague (PRG) have said good things about AeroRooms, Courtyard by Marriott Prague Airport, and Holiday Inn Prague Airport.
On average, 3-star hotels in Prague cost $50 per night, and 4-star hotels in Prague are $80 per night. If you're looking for something really special, a 5-star hotel in Prague can be found for $115 per night, on average (based on Booking.com prices).
Prague 1, Prague Center, and Wenceslas Square are popular with other travelers visiting Prague.
For hotels in Prague that serve highly-rated breakfasts, try Hotel Residence Agnes, Hotel Pod Věží, and Monastery Hotel.
Some of the best hotels in Prague near Dancing House Ginger & Fred include Mosaic House Design Hotel, Luxury apartment Spálená and MOOo Downtown.
Many families visiting Prague loved staying at Hotel Residence Agnes, Hotel Pod Věží, and Unitas Hotel.
Hotel Residence Agnes, Hotel Pod Věží, and Pytloun Boutique Hotel Prague are some of the popular hotels in Prague.
The average price per night for a 3-star hotel in Prague this weekend is $307 or, for a 4-star hotel, $82. Looking for something even fancier? 5-star hotels in Prague for this weekend cost around $165 per night, on average (based on Booking.com prices).
Highlight of my trip was the view from the observation tower on petrin hill it's a bit of a hike up but the stroll down is beautiful and at only 120kc/€5 to climb the 300 steps of the tower it's the best value attraction. Other brilliant spots were the astronomical tower (on the hour), Jewish quarter the changing of the guard (noon) at the castle. My favourite place to eat was J.J. Murphys near the Mala Strana I'd recommend the fajitas also great value for money plus if your not into beer the serve a Czech cider which is sweet and refreshing. Don't overlook the Czech restaurants though you find great value for money and great home cooked food! Prague is perfect if you like to stroll around everything is really within walking distance and it's a fantastic way to see the city. But if your not big into walking then trams and metros run everywhere and are easily accessible! The only annoying part I found is that the vast majority of tourist attractions are very expensive to get inside and on top of the entrance fee the charge you to be able to take photos which I think is a little much things like the Lego museum can be avoided 200kc/€8 plus 50kc/€2 photo licence very much over priced for the short exhibition it is. The castle and Jewish Quarter are also very expensive to get inside and again you need a photo licence although you want to see inside I'm not sure if it's worth the 250kc/€10 plus photo licence or 300kc/€12 plus photo licence I paid respectively. Although I don't regret seeing the inside I just think for that money you should get a little more.
Prague is an old city with a young soul. The architecture is outstanding. Always remember to look up while walking in the streets otherwise you will miss the sight of beautiful buildings. The modern shops are merged very well with the classic buildings. Shopping, food and drinks are cheap compared to other European cities. City is small so you can basically walk it all on foot. We stayed for 5 days, did not take any transportation. Local food was ok but not outstanding. We attended a classic music concert, it was not bad, but had a rather small orchestra (around 10 persons), not a full orchestra as one would expect. The pubs/clubs are cheap, nice and cozy. If you 're into clubbing and don't know where to go, check pubcrawl out, they arrange group clubbing every single night and take u to 4-5 pubs and clubs. Czeck does not use Euros, it uses Coronas. When you exchange money, make sure you exchange from a shop that do not take commission, in one shop, we paid 28 EUR commission to exchange 100 EUR!! (of course we didn't know although it is written but in a small font), while the place right next to it took zero commission. The free Prague tour is highly recommended (you are expected to pay a tip though). The guides are very interesting and speak perfect English. In Christmas, there are nice big Christmas markets in the major squares where they sell souvenirs, street food, and sometimes play live music. I would definitely visit Prague again.
Easily my favourite city in Europe. Old Town/ old town square is absolutely beautiful- make sure to visit the astronomical clock and climb the clock tower to get the best view over the whole city centre. Cross the iconic Charles bridge for a stunning gothic city scape and stop off at the John Lennon Peace Wall on your way over- bring spray paint to make your own colourful contribution. Enjoy the walk up to Prague Castle and revel at the stained glass in the amazing cathedral. After this it's only a short walk up to the monestary- the library is worth seeing and try out some Czech beer brewed there. Also plenty of shopping near Wenceslas Square and the Palladium. Get lost in the Jewish Quarter and stop odd at the cemetery. Definitely do not forget to try the Trdlník, goulash and dumplings, hot chocolate and hot wine!! I stayed in Prague for 4 days and it was just right, any less I would of lost something. A charming city with great nightlife and fun to be had, totally affordable, with beautiful sights to see, I'm a 19 year old female travelling alone and felt completely safe. I 100% recommend Hostel One Home! Only thing to avoid is buying anything in Old Town Square (tourist prices are crazy, expect to pay 10 dollars for a hot drink) and the Red light district at night
Prague was the last and most enjoyable of my 8 week trip. It had the best of both worlds, great tourism with seemingly endless possibilities, great shopping with decent prices, and wonderful accommodation that was very central. I didn't have to use public transport once. Even in the cold it was beautfiul with a rich history to share and plenty of street performers to keep you entertained till late evening around 10pm. I felt very safe walking around as the shops stay open late. Some places were a little hard to find as icons on the maps sometimes covered the detail of the direction but everyone spoke English and were very helpful if I got lost. This only happened once.
We travelled in January so wasn't peak tourist time and was -11 at times which was amazing for snow and to see the picturesque scenery. Charles Bridge is amazing but is a lot better of an evening or at sunset due to being fairly busy of a day with street performers etc. Same with many of the sights such as old town square, going up the tower is a must. A walk to Petrin park is also a great way to explore Prague and to eventually end up at the castle. Explore restaurants off the beaten track for great prices and excellent eats, we recommend Sansho (Asian-fusion) and K the Two Brothers (Indian) but for authentic Czech food with a modern twist and glamorous surroundings try Mylenc at the Charles Bridge, excellent service and views. For evening drinks, try the cool and sophisticated cocktail bar Hemmingways just off the Charles Bridge, excellent mixologists and perfect for evening drinks. Overall Prague is an excellent and easily accessible city, perfect for couples to spend their day wandering around the picturesque sights and surroundings.
Charles Bridge is lovely - great views with buskers and people strolling. Food generally is not great in Prague but coffee is good. Good value generally but watch prices in taxis and get a quote before you set off (and an idea of prices). Vintage car journeys to see sights look nice but drivers are particularly grumpy (I tried to negotiate for an evening journey with a few and they were all rude, unhelpful and miserable). Best value was a jaz boat trip. Thoroughly enjoyable evening sailing up the river accompanied by great jaz trio and served by very nice staff. Wenslaslas square is disappointing with lots of modern shops but the old town square is a delight. Lots to see in Prague but suggest you get organised first - then go with the flow for the odd quirky event. Great theatres with classical music, jazz ballet etc. Really interesting city - and don't be put off by rumours of stag and hen parties - we didn't see any. I've been 3 times with different groups of friends and different experience each time. A real treat of a city if you like culture, history, art and quirkiness. Buildings are a delight. Will definitely return. There's something for everyone.
I loved absolutely every bit of my stay at the Mosaic House. It starts with its top central yet quiet location. I found myself in Prague’s city centre, all public transport, shops and restaurants and cafes are right outside. My stay in the hotel was also fantastic. The hotel itself was ship-shaped clean, I enjoyed the design in the whole property with a cute cafe, quiet work friendly library and secret garden. I loved my room too particularly the homey feel with all the little design things around referring to Czech pop culture and the awesome walk in shower. Another very important thing is that the hotel is super eco friendly, they use no single use plastic and all their soup and shampoo bottles can be replenished! And last but not least shout out to everyone from the staff as they all were lovely. Highly recommended.
Everything exceptional as we ate in the restaurant every evening. Bed extremely comfortable, double glazing extremely efficient as no traffic noise whatsoever and it is situated on the main thoroughfare into and out of the city. I would definitely recommend this hotel if you want to be a fifteen-minute walk from Wenceslas Square and a five-minute walk from the nearest Metro line.
Everything was just awesome the breakfast was really gud with good options the hotel was very well connected with the transport services which help us saving few euros also the hotel was connected with shopping mall so everything was so convenient at the property will give 5* rating to the property was very nice.
Extremely welcoming and courteous front desk staff. Very spacious and comfortable rooms with brand new state of the art the bathrooms (we were very pleasantly surprised). The medieval feel of this hotel just adds to the charm. I would most definitely stay here again when visiting Prague :)
Prague
Our apartment was tastefully decorated, comfortable and clean. We loved the city views from our windows and the friendly, helpful staff. The location was perfect. We walked to restaurants, grocery store and shopping mall or took trams to other parts of the city.
Love the boutique features, really a gem to stay at and princely located close to amenities and key attractions. The hotel offers a sense of privacy also and the reception staff are friendly, informative and not intrusive. Really terrific!
The staff are awesome, the location in great as it is 2 min away from the metro and the main station, so you can reach any location with ease. Room is big and comfort. Overall it is really good value for money.
I liked the atmospere, a 16 century house situated right underneath the castle yet modern design and paintings. Wonderful time I had
Clean and neat rooms. Breakfast is good. The overall experience is great. The staff members are extremely polite and supportive.
Wonderful stay, most hospitable staff I’ve ever encountered. Value for money exceeds expectations. Highly recommend.
Basic room in good location, quiet hotel, perfect for overnight stay. The sport centre next doors is fab.
Prague
The top-floor family apartment is very spacious with great AC. The rooftop terrace has a great view.
Great staff,great variety of food, huge bed, over all one of my favourite hotels in Prague:-)
Reception, room service, restaurant.... Everything in U Prince)))))
Excellent value for Prague, with great breakfast and friendly staff.
Location, modern room, conformable beds, friendly staff
Everything was perfect and the staff was wonderful.
Excellent for the price and quality
Everything is amazing as always.