When looking for accommodation you should check both the price, and the distance from the town centre. Sometimes it is better to find accommodation further from the centre because, compared to other world cities, Prague is quite small and its public transport is very effective (but check different hotel offers, you may find a great deal in the centre) If you are planning to stay in private accommodation it is advised to view the property before handing over any money.

The number of stars does not frequently correspond with international standards, because sometimes the owners class their businesses themselves.

Nearly all hotels set prices depending on a season. Obviously prices will be highest during peak times. (generally up to 20% higher in summer compared during the low season). But it is nothing unusual that some hotels even double prices. One way round this is to search the Internet for special offers, which can often undercut the exorbitant rack rates considerably.

Accommodation in Prague - Prices
Depends on a season, we advise you book well ahead. Prices are high especially over Christmas and Easter holidays and in summer. Everything might seem cheap in Prague but accommodation might be a big surprise.

2 Hilotn hotels in Prague offers great value and top comfort

Did you know? The Telegraph has recently run an article on the best places to stay in  Prague: Four Seasons Hotel Prague (for luxury), Hotel Neruda (for intimacy) and Hotel Josef (for design).

Private Accommodation (pensions)
Can be much cheaper alternative compare to Hotels. You can find agencies offering such accommodations all over Prague, including at the main train station, Holesovice. Rates start at around 400 CZK per person per night.

Pension Unitas.
Rooms were once prison cells. Dormitory from 270 CZK. Huge breakfast is included in price.

Pension 15.
Excellent value - budget option. Modern rooms with shared facilities from 350 CZK (600 CZK for single).

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