Accommodation

According to experiences of visitors to Prague, hotels in Prague try more or less to force ordering a hotel taxi rather than a cheaper common radio cab option. Almost every hotel, hostel, pension, and holiday apartment in Prague provides its own transport by means of the hotel or its contractual …

There are a few things to consider before booking your serviced apartment in Prague: Are there any stairs to climb? Many historical houses in the centre of Prague have no elevators. Are the beds “European-style” (two beds pushed together) or “matrimonial” (one large bed)? Are there any clubs or restaurants …

Boatels (Czech Botel) or so-called floating hotels, can be a good alternative for accommodation in Prague. Usually featuring small but cosy, and very fancy spruced-up cabins, a boatel can be the perfect choice for those searching for something unusual, or for a romantic atmosphere. Boat hotels also offer some great …

During Communist rule, it would be an understatement to say that Czech people only had restricted options for travelling. Halfway through the twentieth century, ownership of chalupas, or cottages, in the country-side became very popular amongst families.When staying in these cottages, people could speak openly, drink round the camp-fire and …

Here we list largest conference and congress hotels in Prague.   Top Hotel Hotel has congress capacity up to 4 290 guests. The hotel offers the widest range of services under one roof in the Czech Republic: Accommodation, conference halls and rooms with a total area of 4,500 square metres …

Mandarin Oriental One of Prague’s top hotels, the Mandarin occupies the converted premises of a 17th century Dominican monastery. The interiors were designed by the same team responsible for the Burj Al Arab in Dubai. Some rooms have antique parquet floors, some have vaulted ceilings, others are completely modern; the …

U Zlate Studne Hotel (At the Golden Well) located at close quarters to the Prague Castle abounds in homely cosy atmosphere and beautiful view of Prague from a very interesting point. Already the entry to the hotel is exceptional – there is a separate narrow alley leading to its entrance …

The Prague Mandarin Oriental arose thanks to reconstruction and renovation of former Dominican monastery. Thanks to its articulation and rather small size, this hotel impresses by its hominess and coziness. Many features from the original building thus create an exceptional atmosphere complemented by suitable location in Nebovidska Street not far …

The Mark Luxury Hotel is located in the heart of the city in Hybernska Street, not far from main cultural and historic sights such as the Powder Gate and the Council House or Old Town and Wenceslas Square, and at the same time at close quarters to shopping and business …

Hotel represents the renaissance of a magnificent Baroque landmark, “House at the Infant Jesus” dating from the 16th century and exquisitely transformed with the most modern comforts into a luxury and distinctive hotel that reflects the nobility and charm of historic Prague. There are 20 suites and 26 rooms at …