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Hotel Karlova Prague
Conveniently set in the Prague 1 district of Prague, Hotel Karlova Prague is located a 3-minute walk from Prague Astronomical Clock, 500 yards from Old Town Square and 1.1 miles from St.
Hotel Silenzio
Located in Prague, within 2.8 miles of St. Vitus Cathedral and 2.8 miles of Prague Castle, Hotel Silenzio has accommodations with a bar as well as free private parking for guests who drive.
Hotel Essence
Well set in the center of Prague, Hotel Essence provides buffet breakfast and free WiFi throughout the property. This 4-star hotel offers a tour desk and luggage storage space.
Allure Hotel & Residence Prague
Located conveniently in Prague, Allure Hotel & Residence Prague has air-conditioned rooms, a terrace, free WiFi and a bar. This 4-star hotel offers a 24-hour front desk and a concierge service.
The Viaduct - Suites & More
Well situated in the Prague 8 district of Prague, The Viaduct - Suites & More is located a 14-minute walk from Municipal House, 1.6 miles from Historical Building of the National Museum of Prague and...
Hotel Ikona
Well located in the Prague 1 district of Prague, Hotel Ikona is located a 15-minute walk from St. Vitus Cathedral, 0.6 miles from Prague Castle and a 14-minute walk from Prague Astronomical Clock.
Nana Macs
Nana Macs has a garden, terrace, a restaurant and bar in Prague. With free WiFi, this 4-star hotel offers a concierge service and a tour desk.
Unitas Residence
Attractively set in Prague, Unitas Residence has air-conditioned rooms, a shared lounge, free WiFi and a bar. This 3-star hotel offers a 24-hour front desk and a concierge service.
STAGES HOTEL Prague, a Tribute Portfolio Hotel
STAGES HOTEL Prague, a Tribute Portfolio Hotel has a restaurant, free bikes, a bar and garden in Prague. With free WiFi, this 4-star hotel offers a 24-hour front desk and an ATM.
The Julius Prague
Located in Prague, a 11-minute walk from Historical Building of the National Museum of Prague, The Julius Prague has accommodations with a fitness center, private parking, a restaurant and a bar.
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Discover the Magic of Prague
The Czech capital is nothing short of magical, with Prague’s countless bridges, cathedrals, domes and castles reflected in the Vltava River. Thankfully, the city escaped most of WWII’s destruction, leaving the rich history and fairytale facade of this Bohemian city intact.
Prague Castle is the largest ancient castle complex in the world and the St. Vitus Cathedral is a stunning example of Gothic architecture. The Cathedral’s lookout tower rewards those willing to climb 300 steps with the best view of the city.
Walking through the cobblestone streets of the Mala Strana district will bring you to the Charles Bridge. Prague’s beautiful 14th-century monument buzzes with musicians and local crafts sales. The Astronomical Clock, Tyn Church, and Storch building of Old Town compete for popularity with the neoclassical Estate Theatre and the Czech National Museum.
The cafes and restaurants of Wenceslas Square are great for people watching and the Franz Kafka house, the Old New Synagogue and Frank Gehry’s Dancing House are perfect for soaking up history.
Flights arriving at Vaclav Havel International Airport will be in the city center after a short subway ride. For historic hotels, cheap hostels or charming apartments head to Booking.com for nearly 700 accommodations in Prague.
What Guests Said About Prague:
- 10.0
Prague was a wonderful city to visit.Full of interesting...
Prague was a wonderful city to visit.Full of interesting Architecture, fun shops and very good restaurants. We booked several free tours as well as exploring the city ourselves. We used public transport but most things were within a 20 minute walk from our hotel. Essential to wear good trainers or walking shoes as the cobbled streets can be tough on the feet.Guest review byAnitaSpain - 10.0
Prague is a stunning city. The buildings are amazing.
Prague is a stunning city. The buildings are amazing. The walking tours are great. It was easy to get around the city on the Trams. A lot of great restaurants. An amazing city for art and music. The classical concerts in the churches are brilliant.Guest review byYvonneIreland - 10.0
We loved the city and people.
We loved the city and people. Did a walking tour with guide which was very helpful to learn about the city, etc. We did the Communism/Bunker Tour which was fascinating. As Americans, we wanted to learn as much as possible and our guide was great. She provided history of the communism era and ending of that regime as well as insight into current climate of the city/country. Highly recommend to travelers interested in learning things for yourselves as we are not taught much in our country of the history. Our guides were very forthright in presenting things to us as fact or some as speculation.Guest review byFerguson - 10.0
Second time I've been to Prague and would go back again.
Second time I've been to Prague and would go back again. An easy city to navigate ans not too far from the airport. Wonderful city with so much to see and do. Grear food, drinks and culture. This time we visited with our young children and there was plenty to keep them occupied. We enjoyed wandering round and seeing the sights but also going to less touristy places frequented by locals such as a local swimming lake and leisure centre. Everywhere is very reasonably priced. It was very busy when we visited this time but it was the height of summer and there were a lot of tourists in the centre, near the bridge and old town.Guest review byRachaelUnited Kingdom - 8.0
Prague is a beautiful city with many sights to see.
Prague is a beautiful city with many sights to see. However, it can become quite busy in the high-season especially around Prague Castle and the Charles Bridge. It can become so busy that it isn't fun anymore. I also find that the food is expensive in the tourist spots and a lack of water fountains therefore forcing visitors to buy over priced water at the numerous "souvenir" shops. But do try the Czech potato dumplings, they are great or maybe I just like dumplings/potatoes. The most surprising location that I thoroughly enjoyed was the national museum. The two highlights in there was the 20th century History exhibit, especially the touch screen in the politics section that can be used as 20th century Czech history 101 course. The amount of information I gleaned from that. And the other part being the natural history section. A) A section on Lichens is a major plus. B) Furthermore I found the information and the explanation of the diversity of species was excellent. Usually a natural history exhibit just display animals but doesn't discuss the phylogenetic trees and comparative physiology especially to such a degree. I can't remember the last time I went to a natural history exhibit that discused lanclets and tunicates. Other fun things is to tour behind the clock in the old town hall, or do a guide tour through the old city.Guest review byWilcoNetherlands - 10.0
It was the cleanest city I’ve been in.
It was the cleanest city I’ve been in. The Old Town was stunning and great to walk around. The most surprising thing for me was the car scene in Prague - Lamborghinis, Ferraris, G-Wagons, etc. The food was excellent and affordable - go to Sakana if you love Asian Cuisine and Fat Cat if you’re in the mood for a burger. I’d happily come back to Prague.Guest review byJackIreland
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- From $152.55 per nightScored out of 10, guest rating 8.5Very Good - What previous guests thought, 1,527 reviewsI really enjoyed my 3-night stay here. My room was a good size 'single', more like a double, bed was comfy and there was a bath with a shower. The bath was a luxury! The hotel is well located, a short walk to the Old Town Square, and 15 minutes to the Charles Bridge. The reception staff were very pleasant and helpful. Breakfast was very good, a good selection of cereal, hot dishes and breads and rolls. Lots of places to eat nearby. Would totally recommend Betlam Club Hotel as a place to stay.Guest review bySusanNew Zealand
- From $156.65 per nightScored out of 10, guest rating 8.2Very Good - What previous guests thought, 3,636 reviewsTram stop right outside the hotel, 20 minute walk to the Old Town Square, Lidl and kebab shops within a minute's walk. The breakfast was good and the ladies in the breakfast room lovely. Reception staff helpful. Good amount of storage in the room and able to leave luggage on the day we arrived and left.Guest review byAnonymousUnited Kingdom
- From $93.65 per nightScored out of 10, guest rating 8.3Very Good - What previous guests thought, 5,703 reviewsRooms were nice and clean though a bit small in size. Its more of a no frills hotel and doesn't have all the different facilities. Its walkable (~1.2 kms) from the Old Town Square and around. We have trams and trains nearby too. Breakfast is not extensive, but has a good spread.Guest review byAnonymousIndia
- From $226.20 per nightScored out of 10, guest rating 9.0Wonderful - What previous guests thought, 6,834 reviewsLocation wise the hotel couldn’t be more perfect. It was a 2 minute walk to the old town square and around 15 min walk to Charles Bridge and 25-30 minutes to walk to Prague Castle. Breakfast was excellent Staff were very polite and in most cases very helpfulGuest review byAlly MemarpouriUnited Kingdom
- From $157.82 per nightScored out of 10, guest rating 8.7Excellent - What previous guests thought, 2,189 reviewsbeautifully decorated, very old time medieval style, exactly what we were looking for during this trip, would absolutely return to this hotel! only short journey into the old town squareGuest review byleviNetherlands
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