Hotels
Prague boasts a diverse array of accommodation choices. From chic boutique hotels and charming romantic inns situated in the historical district, to high-end international hotel chains, economical hostels, and welcoming guesthouses. The city center alone features over 300 hotels, typically maintaining a very high standard, while the entire city offers more than 900 hotels to choose from.
Although the strength of the Czech crown continues to make the high life in the Czech capital less attainable than it once was, increased competition has led to many noticeable improvements in the city’s hotels. However, still, accommodation in Prague will probably be the most expensive item on your itinerary. The notoriously erratic Prague service remains a catch, of course, but many respected operations have slashed room rates while simultaneously improving decor.
Prague is busy all year round so it is best to arrange accommodation in Prague before you depart.
If you are traveling around Christmas, Easter, July, or August, booking well in advance is advisable. When searching for accommodation, consider both the price and the proximity to the city center.
Sometimes, choosing accommodations a bit farther from the center can be beneficial because, compared to other world cities, Prague is relatively compact and its public transport system is highly efficient. However, do explore various hotel offerings as you might stumble upon an excellent deal right in the center. If you opt for private accommodation, it is recommended to inspect the property before making any payment.
The number of stars often does not align with international standards as owners sometimes rate their properties themselves. Nearly all hotels adjust their prices based on the season.
Naturally, prices peak during high seasons, being up to 20% higher in summer than in the low season, and up to 50% higher during the Easter and Christmas holidays.
Hotels
Sax (Vintage Design Hotel) ***
This sparkling clean 3-star vintage design hotel has 22-room. The hotel is tucked down a side street of Nerudova, in Lesser Town just below Prague Castle. website
Hotel Antik ***
Small and quiet boutique hotel with lots of nice antique touches situated in the historical centre of Prague. Location: Dlouhá 22, Old Town, website
Andel’s Hotel ****
The chic design hotel is integrated into Andel City, a contemporary commercial hub featuring a multiplex cinema and a fashionable shopping mall. The architects masterfully balanced an uncompromising modern interior with a warm, inviting ambiance. Address: Stroupežnického 21, Smíchov. website
Aria *****
Welcome to the luxurious musical haven. This beautiful hotel has a musical theme with rooms named after musicians and floors labelled in the different musical genre. Rooms are warm, spacious and furnished with opulent antiques. website
Alchymist Grand Hotel and Spa *****
Highly recommended by Tripadvisor, this five-star Baroque palace hotel features 20 suites and 26 rooms varying from simply luxurious to absolutely indulgent. The hotel boasts large, lavishly decorated rooms; however, the abundance of gilt stucco, swags, and crystal chandeliers might be somewhat overwhelming for some guests. Additionally, the hotel offers an exquisite spa, a charming pool located in the cellar, and an art gallery. website
Four Seasons Hotel Prague *****
This luxurious well-known chain hotel has 161 rooms. Conveniently located near Charles Bridge, this hotel offers stunning views. All rooms have luxury down pillows and duvets, a mini-bar, high-speed Internet access and CD players. Spa and fitness centre. website
The Iron Gate *****
The Iron Gate offers 43 tastefully furnished suites and studios in a historic building that dates back to the 14th century. The Iron Gate Restaurant offers international as well as Czech cuisine. website
Josef ****
The Josef is a sophisticated hotel popular with all who appreciate elegant minimalism. This striking designer hotel has 110 soundproof rooms, including two for disabled guests. There is an excellent gym, business lounge and a pretty, private garden. website
U Zlaté Studně *****
This excellent hotel boasts some of the best views in Prague, starting with the baroque palace gardens just below. Quiet is guaranteed here as the hotel is at the top of a closed, steep lane. website
Hotel Adria ****
This vibrant, yellow-toned hotel, situated near the Franciscan Gardens on Wenceslas Square, offers 88 rooms adorned with polished wood furniture and green-and-gold fixtures. Guests can book theatre tickets and sightseeing tours at the front desk, and currency exchange services are available at the bureau on the first floor. Hotel Adria boasts excellent amenities, including satellite TV, bars, and a fitness center. The hotel also provides several accessible rooms for guests with disabilities. website
Maximilian Hotel ****
The Maximilian is a favourite hotel for business travellers due to its central location near the banks, stock exchange and ministries. This totally redesigned building offers extras—several conference rooms, a library, and a business lounge with computer workstations. Address: Haštalská 14, Old Tonw. website
Hotel Paříž *****
Major parts of the interior furnishing in the century-old traditional hotel have been preserved until today. A spectacular, two-story suite was only installed a few years ago in the hotel’s tower. The suite offers an unparalleled panoramic view across the entire city. website
Hotel Neruda ****
Today, an elegant design hotel is located in a 650-year-old building. The 20 rooms offer every comfort, which guests expect of a modern hotel. Nevertheless, the historical flair of the hotel is preserved despite the comprehensive redesign. Address: Nerudova 44, Lesser Town. website
NH Hotel ****
The walls and seating covers in the spacious lobby bar are as red as the hotel façade. The bar has a stimulating, lively atmosphere. A further attraction is the Tower Lounge on the roof of the building, which gives the guests impressive views over the city. Address: Mozartova 1,
Prague 5 – Smichov. website