The best accommodations Prague

Sir Toby's, one of the few low-cost accommodations in this part of the city, stands out from other hostels. Quiet, clean, relaxing, Sir Toby's saw parents with children, young adventurers, poets and writers marching by. It is this diversity that gives it the unfamiliar environment of traditional inns. Quiet, it is pleasant to spend the day there, between the common kitchen on the ground floor, the rear terrace suitable for barbecues and the large bedrooms. An address that is on the rise in the neighbourhood!

This 4-star hotel is located right next to Wenceslas Square, with its many restaurants and shopping malls, and the Narodní Museum. It has 196 luxuriously furnished rooms in a modern style. One hundred and twenty of the rooms are non-smoking rooms and two are accessible for disabled guests. The room rate also includes a rich buffet breakfast and access to the fitness room and sauna. We recommend the very pleasant restaurant on the hotel's terrace.

This is Prague's latest design hotel. The lobby and circular bar are reminiscent of trendy bars in major European cities. Here, the hotel is divided in two: one part hotel and one part youth hostel. All in a very DIY atmosphere. The rooms are modern and functional, and some of the dormitories are surprising to say the least: a giant six-person bed replaces the usual bunk beds! The hotel has two recommendable restaurants: a fast-food soup restaurant (Soup in the City) and a modern Czech restaurant: Epopey. Both are very successful, but unfortunately a little noisy.

The Charles Hotel is ideally located in the heart of the romantic Mala Strana district, between the famous Charles Bridge and Malostranská Square. 25 rooms and 6 suites, all carefully furnished in the local style with warm and vivid colors, offer modern comfort, carefully mixed with the more historical parquet floors and painted ceilings and classic furniture of the rooms. The welcome is very pleasant and the breakfast particularly well cared for. A good address in the heart of the old town.

In 2018, the former Park Hotel, masterpiece of the architect Zdeněk Edel, reopened its doors not far from Stromovka Park. This building, a striking symbol of Czech optimism in the 1960s, now houses the Mama Shelter Prague and awaits you with its 238 rooms: Medium Mama (18 m²), Large Mama (25 m²) or XXL Mama (44 m²), depending on your wishes, not to mention the penthouse. The little extras: pure satin sheets and a varied film library. Restaurant (Mama Eat) and bar (Mama Drink!) where you can eat and drink very well, in the dining room or on the terrace.

Very good hotel, comfortable and comfortable, in the modern garden, just steps from the tram and metro Andel. Spacious and well equipped rooms (including DVD player), large bed. Nice breakfast buffet. Friendly and friendly staff.

Hotel Páv dates back to 1806, when it was called U trí Kosu (The Three Robins) according to the sign above the door. It was built in the early style of classicism, which was influenced by the art of ancient Greece and Rome. Hotel Páv is ideally located between the Old Town and the New Town, directly in the heart of the historic centre. The district is very lively, especially around the famous U Fleku brewery nearby. Very spacious and comfortable rooms, but lacking, for some, a little daylight.

Located just 200 metres from the Place de la Vieille Ville, this pension offers impeccable and well-equipped rooms and dormitories. The shared bathrooms, including the double rooms, which are reduced to two beds, are well maintained and cleaned regularly during the day. The size of the dormitories, from 4 to 10 beds, is reasonable and the rest of the common areas, including a kitchen and a dining room, is rather warm, guaranteeing a good atmosphere. Secure lockers, Wifi and a small bar in the inner courtyard.

Located in the heart of the lively Žižkov district, in a beautiful late ^19th-century building, the Three Crowns hotel offers pleasant, spacious rooms. Completely refurbished in a contemporary style, the rooms offer space and brightness. The furnishings and decor are sometimes more reminiscent of a business trip than of relaxation or tourism, but the overall effect is quite successful. Particular mention should be made of the small inner courtyard, where you can relax on your return from a visit. All in all, the establishment represents a good alternative in this popular district of Žižkov.

Czech Inn is a new kind of youth hostel in the heart of Vršovice's hype district. Half hostel, half luxury hotel, everything is stylish and elegant, from the reception to the furniture in the rooms, including the dormitories. All you have to do is choose your style of stay: from a dormitory with eleven other snorers to a luxurious apartment for a romantic couple. Rates cover a very wide range. The welcome is warm and efficient. The bar is also very pleasant. Without doubt the most original youth hostel in the country.

A beautiful 17th century building, ideally located between the castle and the convent in Strahov. The nineteen rooms are overflowing with luxury and are an experience in themselves. Some rooms have splendid views of the city or the castle and will make a stay in Prague an unforgettable experience. The name of the hotel means "King Charles", which is why you will find portraits of Czech kings. The bar serves Moravian wines. For a romantic stay in another century! Multilingual reception is available.

Hotel 1 Republic is housed in a recently renovated building dating from 1925, in a quiet alley in the heart of Prague, just 400 m from Wenceslas Square and the Muzeum metro station. It's the ideal starting point for all your strolls through the historic heart of Prague. The establishment is sober yet warm and comfortable, and the breakfast buffet is a feast of abundance. Guests can choose from 30 double rooms and 12 spacious suites. Internet access is free in all rooms.

Ideal for tourists who want to find a charming hotel, typical in its architecture. Located at the bend of a small street in the Old Town, this narrow and high-rise Gothic residence, built in 1360, has incorporated elements of the Renaissance, Baroque and Classical periods over the centuries. Renovated, painted green, it has been converted into a small family size luxury hotel with only 9 cosy and welcoming rooms. A lot of character for this hotel of the Ave Group in the heart of the city.

Very well located at the gates of the recently renovated old town, this hotel will surprise you with its cleanliness. Ibis hotels are well known to French-speaking travellers. And if they often lack a little charm, and this one does not deviate from the rule and is exclusively functional, but if you are not looking for charm and comfort, the location will suit you perfectly. The bathrooms are nevertheless spacious and breakfast is correct.

This small luxury hotel-spa is ideally located below Prague Castle and on the famous, lively and charming Nerudova Street. The hotel offers a wide range of cultural, historical, spa and other activities... In total, there are 8 small and comfortable doubles, 18 larger standard doubles, 9 high quality and very design rooms and 7 deluxe rooms. The restaurant, run by a top chef, offers excellent Czech and international dishes! And the spa allows you to relax after a long day (sauna, whirlpool and massages).

This former reference in bagpackers, ex-Klub Habitat, took advantage of a change of ownership to offer a clean, new name and second life. The recipe remains roughly the same: cordial welcome and good information to gather at the reception, a young and she atmosphere, rooms and dormitories in all simplicity but perfectly kept. If you are exempt, the pension has a small parking lot (350 Kč/day).

This French-Czech team offers pleasant apartments in excellent locations at up to 50% less than 3-star hotels, with services such as housekeeping, bed linen and towels included, and French-speaking assistance. The website provides detailed descriptions with photos and floor plans. With keys sent securely to your home, you won't need to visit the team's office and can go straight to your apartment. Three-night minimum required, with exceptions for two nights.

Offers modern, clean and equipped apartments for 2 to 6 people (kitchen, bathroom, heating and electricity included, linen provided), located in the central districts of Prague, as well as guest rooms in the city centre and places in university housing estates. In Praha 10, new apartments with terrace, underground parking and magnificent view; very good value for money. Bookings for groups with or without a program, possibility to find a French-speaking guide or to manage your car rental.

Happy House Rentals is a specialist in apartment rental in the centre of Prague and its surroundings. Rental from 2 nights to a few months. They offer from low budget apartments to luxurious (5-star) apartments at unbeatable prices, much cheaper than a night in a hotel. Most of the small areas are located in the historic centre, well located for sightseeing tours. Happy House Rentals offers long stay rentals, sales, investments or offices, shops, etc.

Local agent and tour operator specializing in individual and cultural tourism in Prague. The agency guarantees accommodation in partner hotels and guesthouses of all categories in and outside the city center, and provides highly qualified guides who are Czech citizens and French speakers. Also objective information and efficient assistance for your stay, currency exchange at reasonable rates, car rental, tours and excursions, tickets for outings and restaurant reservations. French tourists welcome.

Reservation agency for hotels and apartments of all categories, allowing you to obtain up to 25% discount. Very convenient to find discounted prices in high season, when all establishments are full. Also offers airport transfer service and excursions to Prague and the surrounding area. The advantage of this agency is that it has branches in the main cities of the Czech Republic (and also in Budapest), so that you can rely on its network if you plan a tour outside Prague.

Each capital has a youth hostel that is reputed to be more cosmopolitan, more dynamic and more festive. Welcome to the Clown and Bard. Travellers from all over the world give themselves the word to find their way around when they visit Prague. Surrounded by many bars, including the famous Akropolis Club, the Clown and Bard is fully integrated into the nightlife of Zižkov. Tourists and expats meet at the basement pub, known for its impromptu parties. The bedrooms and bathrooms are well maintained. Nights are often short!

The pension is very well located and arranged in a beautiful residence, in the old well renovated apartments, at a Muzeum metro station. It offers modern and quiet rooms, sometimes a little dark but with the right comfort. The bathrooms are small but functional. Toilets and showers are in the rooms. Perfect for those who spend their time in museums and do not hang out at hotels. The best part: a small garden at the back to relax in peace and quiet when returning from urban walks.

A beautiful establishment offering four categories of rooms. The warm colors set the tone: you immediately feel at ease, in both the public areas and the rooms, which are rather spacious and very comfortable. In short, excellent value for money in an area of the city better known for its tourist attractions. Very friendly and professional staff. However, you should opt for the rear rooms, which are less noisy than those facing the front: nights are often still noisy!

A student atmosphere for this hostel located in the middle of the largest university city in the capital. The concrete blocks are not very romantic, but the rooms are correct and very cheap. Some of the buildings are rented to foreigners all year round, some only during the summer holidays. A few rooms have just enjoyed successful refreshment work. There are advantages: the price first, especially as it is the highest, or the place with student clubs open every night, bars, swimming pool and squash nearby.

The area, bordered by the Vltava River, is located near the zoo, the Botanical Garden and the Castle of Troja. Camping is a human size: 20 pitches for tents or cars, 5 bungalows. To go by car, go to Holešovice station and the Brigadniku Bridge, then turn left (towards the river) in Povltavska Street. At the intersection, turn right and then left left on Trojska street. The campsite is on your left. There are three other campsites along this same street.

In the heart of Prague, the new Hyatt Group hotel offers 152 rooms and 24 fully equipped apartments in an exceptional building that is a national heritage site. The rooms, even the most standard, are spacious and comfortable and give access to all the hotel's facilities: fitness room, spa, business center, bars and upscale restaurants... For a stay in the truly elitist Czech capital, you have come to the right place, but you will have to loosen your purse strings.

This large and conveniently located residence in Nové Mesto offers 168 rooms of all types and sizes. Whether you are a minimalist or need more space, whether you want a kitchen or not, a living room or just a bedroom, you are bound to find what you are looking for here, with always a level of equipment worthy of a private apartment. Totally autonomous, you will also be able to take advantage of the residence's services: fitness room, parking and bar are available to residents. A good value for money in the heart of the city.

Sober and elegant, this establishment is favoured by its customers for its impeccable location in a small street a stone's throw from the Vltava. The rooms, with their modern furniture and decoration, are all very comfortable and well maintained by friendly and smiling staff. A very good place to stay for those who care about comfort. The immediate proximity of the Charles Bridge and the Vltava River is a plus, and the establishment nevertheless enjoys a great calm. Under the roofs, the "maisonettes", with mezzanine beds, offer a large living room and a view of the castle.

Located a stone's throw from the very pretty Place de la Paix (Náměstí Míru, metro station), Hotel Arkada offers beautifully sized rooms in a quiet district about ten minutes walk from Place Wenceslas. The interiors are a little old-fashioned and would deserve to find more modern colours, but remain well maintained despite everything and the beautiful volumes compensate for the lack of character. At the reception, the staff is friendly and you can find everything you would expect from a hotel of this standard.

Charming family hotel, located in the residential area of Hradčanská‎ (behind the castle). A haven of peace and a view of the castle for some rooms, very close to Letna's green spaces. A good address for those who travel with their families and prefer the calm and comfort of peaceful night walks to the hustle and bustle of the city centre. By metro, you will never be far from the main tourist attractions, while enjoying prices and services that are more than appreciable. Significant discounts by booking via the website.

Located in Horoměřice, 8 km from Prague's Václav Havel Airport, Hotel Chotol is a simple, modern establishment. It is also 10 km from Prague Castle. Rooms are simple yet comfortable, with free Wi-Fi and TV. Some rooms have flat-screen TVs. Secure parking is available free of charge, as is a buffet breakfast in the hotel restaurant. Pets are welcome. The hotel is open daily from 12pm to 8pm. Reception staff will be happy to answer any questions you may have.

The City Club Aureli Hotel is a pleasant, comfortable hotel located in Prague's New Town, just a 15-minute walk from Wenceslas Boulevard and 5 minutes from the I.P. Pavlova metro station. With 106 tastefully decorated rooms, the hotel offers all the comforts you need for a pleasant stay in Prague. The comfortable beds will give you a warm welcome after a day spent exploring the city's tourist attractions. With the I.P. Pavlova metro station nearby, you'll have easy access to the city's tourist attractions. Whether you want to stroll along the Vltava River, visit the Old Town, admire the Astronomical Clock or visit Prague Castle, it's all within easy reach. Guests have appreciated the hotel's location, varied breakfast and friendly staff. Rooms are clean and comfortable, offering good value for money.

A good address at the foot of the castle stairs. The rooms are spacious and everything has been designed to make guests feel at home. Plus: the wellness area, housed in a ^15th-century grotto, with spa, hammam and relaxation and massage room. However, the Romanesque style of the room housing the giant bubble bath has nothing to envy it. If you're short on time, opt for the 30-minute exfoliating treatment. If you have more time, choose the best: a caviar treatment for 2 hours of pure relaxation and bliss.

Housed in a historic building dating back to 1930, this hotel is located in the historic center of Prague, just steps away from Old Town Square. Iconic Prague landmarks such as the castle, Kafka Museum, Charles Bridge, St. Agnes Convent and Wenceslas Square are all within easy walking distance of the hotel. If you are not looking for character or authenticity, this very functional address will do the trick perfectly.

The bedrooms have only the beds and a little room to turn around. Bathrooms and toilets are shared in the hallway. Yet the general decor and organization of the building around an inner courtyard are pleasant (beams and mansards). The Old Town Square is just a 5-minute walk away, which has ensured the establishment's success with budget travelers. The quietness of this establishment is also an appreciable luxury, and the capacity of 45 beds in 14 rooms remains on a human scale. Kitchen available.

A beautiful establishment located in the heart of the Vinohrady district, about ten minutes walk from Wenceslas Square, also easily accessible by tram. The Galileo hotel offers an excellent price/quality ratio, which is evident from the moment you enter the reception area. There are very beautiful quiet, spacious and carefully decorated rooms. Parquet floors and windows overlooking the neighbouring roofs add a lot of charm. Held by a family, it feels good, almost like home. The excellent welcome may have something to do with it.

Boho-chic hostel shop (bohemian and chic) in the heart of Prague, 5 minutes walk from Wenceslas Square. Recently refurbished hostel, with a modern and refined design. A good plan that succeeds on all fronts: it is a bit upscale for a hostel, but a night owl clientele finds its place there, and the family apartments are located in a quiet area, without any interference from the noise of other guests. There is nothing to complain about in terms of organization and cleanliness, and the welcome is charming. An excellent point of contact in Nove Mesto.

The hotel Černý Slon (Black Elephant) is located in the heart of Prague. Less than a minute's walk from the hotel, you will find yourself in the Old Town Square with its astronomical clock, Týn church and romantic restaurants. The hotel has 16 classic rooms, decorated with wooden furniture and very relaxing pastel-coloured walls, some of which offer some beautiful views of the church in Týn. You will also find a very pleasant little wine bar, to rest on the way back from the walk or before leaving.

A little off the beaten track, on the edge of Nove Mesto on the way to Vyšehrad, this small hotel is run by charming staff and has simple rooms, but good value for money for off- and mid-season rates. Not much charm, but comfort, space, and decent furniture and bedding. Wenceslas Square is a 15-minute walk away and the Vinohrady district less than 10 minutes. A good location for those who visit during the day and still have enough energy to experience Prague's nightlife afterwards.

Don't come here looking for luxury. The carpets are old-fashioned, the bathrooms small and the paintwork could do with a good lick of paint. But it's clean, well-run by friendly staff and the rates are, of course, much lower than elsewhere. What's more, you're located at the foot of the Žižkov hill: if you like lively evenings, you'll never be far from your room.

A wonderful place, ideal for quiet, far from the crowd and noise, but always close to the city centre. This pension is located south of Charles Square and has been set up in the former presbytery of Saint John Church. The gardens are perfectly maintained to highlight the neo-baroque building. The rooms are beautiful and enjoy the freshness of the building. One has a balcony, and it is worth fighting for it.

Hotel Pawlovnia is a new 3-star hotel located in the residential district of Rokoska in Prague 8. The hotel is located in the immediate vicinity of a park and was called as a rare Japanese tree growing in the garden in front of the hotel. The hotel building is a former cubist built in the 1920 s. The hotel offers 15 well-equipped rooms that can accommodate up to 33 people. From the hotel it is easy to reach the Prague Zoo and the centre (maximum 15 minutes). All rooms are equipped with their own bathroom, WC, mini-bar, TV, satellite, telephone and internet connection. Please note that the hotel has its own restaurant offering Czech specialities at very affordable prices. There is a lift available in the hotel and a room with access for disabled guests. A swimming pool is available. Finally, the hotel also has a terrace or you can settle for a drink or drink.

A luxury hotel especially frequented by businessmen, this hotel offers comfortable rooms with mini bar, TV and internet access. You can also enjoy the city's largest breakfast buffet and enjoy the fantastic views of the castle you have from the Jacuzzi on the 7 ^th floor.

Attention, "La Chaussures Yellow" is an exceptional address, of those that one wants to reveal only to its closest friends and yet… The family establishment (the d table of the kitchen is right behind the counter) has only 8 rooms. They are located in a beautiful house of a Ruelle Straná alley. All different and as large as charming. Heavy wood, massive, dominates and sometimes is present from the ground to the ceiling, from bathroom to room. One would think in a mountain chalet for some or in a manor house for others. They are decorated with carpets, painted wardrobes or antique stoves. This does not mean that modern comfort is absent: telephone, internet connection. To do nothing, we take breakfast in the inner courtyard when it is nice. The hotel has a warm welcome.

The area, bordered by the Vltava River, is located near the zoo, the botanical garden and the castle of Troja. Camping is a human size: 20 pitches for tents or cars, 5 bungalows. To drive by car, go to Holešovice station and the Brigadniku Bridge, then turn left (towards the river) into Povltavska Street. At the crossroads, turn right and then turn left on Trojska street. The campsite is on your left. There are three other campsites along this same street.

To book any type of accommodation (hotels, apartments, guesthouses, hostels), more or less expensive, for individual or groups, for last minute offers. Five sales offices offer accommodation (all across the country), change, travel booking (AVE Main station, AVE International airport, arrivals hall, AVE station Holešovice). Ideal for emergency bookings, upon arrival.

Despite a somewhat old-fashioned reception, this charming family pension is located in a beautiful building in the heart of the New Town, 10 minutes from Wenceslas Square. Well renovated, the rooms offer all the comfort of a 3-star establishment: bathroom, television, fan in summer. The furniture is without charm or character but is functional. Prefer rooms that overlook the courtyard, which are much quieter. Be careful, the economic rooms do not have windows, which can be painful in summer despite the fan.