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.

At our Chateau 9 Apartments by Adrez, experience the luxury of our boutique apartments situated in a historical building on Řetězová street- one of the oldest streets in the city. Apartments are fully online, with AC, and fully-equipped kitchens. 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.

Old Town Square (Staroměstské náměstí): Prague's Old Town Square is a captivating historical hub where the past and present converge seamlessly. Iconic landmarks like the Astronomical Clock on the Old Town Hall and the stunning Týn Church grace the square, creating an enchanting atmosphere. Street performers, alfresco dining, and the vibrant buzz of life make it a must-visit destination that embodies the city's timeless charm. Charles Bridge (Karlův most): The Charles Bridge, a true symbol of Prague, is a pedestrian bridge that gracefully spans the Vltava River. Adorned with intricate statues and Gothic architecture, it's like stepping back in time. A leisurely stroll across the bridge treats you to breathtaking views of the city, making it a beloved spot for history enthusiasts and photographers alike. Klementinum: The Klementinum is an architectural marvel, a historic complex showcasing stunning Baroque and Gothic architecture. Home to the National Library, it's a treasure trove of knowledge and culture. Visitors are mesmerized by its ornate beauty and the opportunity to explore its rich literary and scientific history, making it a must-see cultural attraction in Prague.