Since 2008, Adrez has been providing accommodation services, starting with the opening of our first apartment residence. Presently, we oversee 19 apartment residences and hotels, boasting a collective sum of 378 private, fully serviced apartments nestled in the heart of Prague. Our extensive tenure has granted us insight into the desires and anticipations of each guest. We strive to ensure an indelible encounter, catering to all requirements that may surface during your business or leisure trips within Prague's bounds.

Come and explore the delightful City Leaf Apartments by Adrez, conveniently situated a brief stroll away from Národní Street and the bustling Quadrio Shopping Center in Prague's New Town. Immerse yourself in the vicinity of charming shops, enticing restaurants, and vibrant bars. Our apartments offer modern amenities, including well-equipped kitchens, and are completely online. Independent parking is close by. - - - These apartments operate entirely online, eliminating the need for a physical reception area. Once all the necessary guest information is provided in compliance with Czech law, along with the completion of the payment process, access codes to the apartments will be send via email shortly before the scheduled arrival.

Explore the intriguing rotating sculpture of Franz Kafka's head, located around the corner from the apartments. This kinetic sculpture captures the enigmatic essence of the famous writer and pays tribute to his literary contributions. Old Town Square is the place you simply must visit! This vibrant square is the heart of Prague's historic Old Town. It features the famous Astronomical Clock (Orloj) on the Old Town Hall, as well as colorful facades, charming cafes, and street performers. The square is also home to the Jan Hus Memorial and the Church of Our Lady before Týn. Often mistaken for a traditional square, Wenceslas Square is a boulevard lined with shops, hotels, and restaurants. It's a hub of activity and cultural events, and it holds historical significance as the site of key demonstrations and events throughout Prague's history. As Národní (National) Street suggests, the National Theater is a prominent cultural institution located nearby. This stunning Neo-Renaissance building hosts a range of opera, ballet, and theater performances. Even if you don't attend a show, the exterior and its surroundings are worth admiring.