The best accommodations Prague

Original youth hostel with a theme of harmony and nature in the heart of the city. Each dormitory and private room has its own unique decor, with all furnishings hand-crafted from wood and bamboo. The overall effect is a little "Nature et Découverte", but on the whole it's quite successful and very warm. A unique concept to discover for those seeking a zen atmosphere!

Brimming with luxury, the newly redesigned NH Collection Charles IV is a true success. The hotel reopened in 2022 after a long period of renovation and now offers beautiful, spacious rooms that are bright and comfortable and equipped with high-quality amenities. The hotel is not to be outdone with an indoor swimming pool (heated) and a beautiful spa area. All of this is done with respect for the old stones: the building is actually classified and has kept many of its period decorations and woodwork.

Located in the heart of Prague, Wenceslas Square, facing the National Museum and the eponymous statue, AAAbyty offers pleasant and well located apartments. There is a fairly wide range of surfaces and equipment levels, so you will necessarily find something that fits your budget. You can rent, sell or buy an apartment in the city of a hundred steeples. Choosing an apartment rather than a hotel in Prague for your accommodation allows you to gain autonomy. They even speak a little French.

Very nice establishment located on Na Poříčí, a little before you get to Wilsonova Boulevard, set back from the city center, but not too far from it, with streetcars passing in front of the hotel entrance. The rooms are simple, but very comfortable and spacious, well isolated from the noise of the street and furnished with the minimum necessary. The bathrooms, also very spacious, are elegant and well equipped. In the reception area, a bar stays open until 10 or 11 pm depending on the day, ideal for relaxing after a day of discovery.

This small hotel, located near the charming Bethlem Square, in the heart of the old town, is a great choice for those who want to explore the city and enjoy the nightlife. Jorge, the Argentine manager, never runs out of good deals no matter when you visit. Dolce Vita, housed in a 14th century building, is housed in three uncooled dormitories of eight people each, or in the only private room. A mini kitchen area and a friendly lounge complete the picture. Efficient and warm welcome.

Marabou is a trendy hostel, only a few minutes from the city centre by tram or metro. It is located in a charming and lively Art Nouveau style area, well known for its dense network of traditional pubs, cosy bars and trendy clubs. It is not in the tourist old town (15 min. walk or 7 min. by direct bus) and it is only more valuable, because in this way you will also discover the "real" Prague. The dormitories are well kept, and the common areas are nicely decorated and colourful.

In a quiet area, the hotel is located between Stromovka Park, Letná Park and Sparta Praha Stadium. As its name suggests, in addition to the comfort expected for a 4-star hotel, there is a strong interest in the "artistic management" of the rooms. On each floor, a painter, colours, an atmosphere. This results in large, bright and sometimes original rooms. Modern and cosy atmosphere very pleasant. A little far away but easy to connect. Off-season, business is even better with discounts of 20% for stays longer than three nights.

An establishment as recommendable for its beautiful, luxurious and spacious rooms as for its spa, set in a Renaissance chapel, and which shines with its soothing setting. Take advantage of all the luxury offered by this establishment to follow, depending on the length of your stay, personalized treatments or book a simple package to recover from a walking tour of the city. Try the Linden Blossom treatment, named after the lime tree, the Czech national tree.

This 1903 building has been completely renovated while retaining the Art Nouveau elements that characterize its pleasant architecture. In the courtyard of the building is the historical jewel of the complex, the fragment of the "Hunger Wall" (Hladová Zeď), built in the years 1360-1362, during the reign of Charles IV. It is located in the heart of the city, close to Charles Bridge and Prague Castle, between Petriun and Kampa parks, in a quiet and peaceful atmosphere. The rooms are cosy and classic, decorated with sobriety and elegance.

Having retained its original Gothic style, the U Zlatého Kola Hotel is located on what was once the Royal Way. The location is simply ideal to discover Mala Strana. The original features of the interior building have been preserved and each room offers a unique and particular design. Don't miss the hidden treasure, in the form of a garden on the top floor of the building, accessible only to hotel guests.

The hotel closest to Charles Bridge (on the Mala Strana side) is a cozy little nest. The rooms, without much character, are neat and clean, some with Art Deco furniture, but the main attraction is the rooftop terrace, which offers wonderful views of the castle, Petřín Hill and the Old Town. An annex to the hotel, with 16 additional rooms, opened in autumn 2012 and offers very decent rooms with more modern furnishings. A good address, except for the uninteresting restaurant of the same name.

A serious and comfortable address, a stone's throw from the centre and the town hall, but also from the bus and railway stations, so impeccable if you are there between two stops. The district, lively and commercial, is pleasant to live in, close to everything there is to see and do in the city centre, from museums to nightlife. Relatively large, decorated and well equipped rooms in a beautifully renovated old building. We prefer those that do not face the somewhat noisy street during the day.

This hotel, slightly off the beaten track in the residential district of Smichov, offers an excellent price/quality ratio and a very warm atmosphere. Highly recommended for families. Quiet, pleasant to live with: it's perfect if you spend several days in Prague and don't need to be at the heart of the tourist action. Nightlife is not rosy, however: Smichov is full of small authentic addresses to live in the Czech way! The proximity of the Vltava is a plus: reaching Mala Strana by foot following the shore is a real pleasure!

A small, modern hotel in an old Josefov's house. The rooms are very nice, with designer furniture and comfortable equipment. In addition to the expected comfort, you will appreciate the atmosphere and the almost family-like welcome, which is not always the case in establishments of this level. The area is also very pleasant and quiet, right in the center of Prague. An address where you will appreciate to spend some time. We particularly liked the breakfast room, bright, under its glass roof.

On Staromĕstské Námĕsti square, this 4-star hotel is the only one that offers a view of the famous astronomical clock. You will stay in the heart of the most famous square of Prague's historic old quarter. Grand Hotel de Prague offers luxury accommodation in comfortable rooms equipped with antique furniture and decorated with style. Breakfast is included in the room price and is served as a buffet. In addition to many facilities and services such as satellite TV, free internet connection, air conditioning, etc., Grand Hotel Praha also proposes to book theatre tickets, airport transfers, car rentals... You can also enjoy the hotel's restaurant and its terrace overlooking the clock, which offers Czech specialties. If the hotel is full, you can stay at the Apostolic Residence that belongs to the same group and is located in the same square.

This former monastery was very well rehabilitated. Appia is located in the castle area and yet the neighborhood is very quiet, because the hotel is located on a street in a retreat from the flow of tourists. The rooms are all different and well decorated. Some have a terrace overlooking the large garden of the hotel, where you can relax at leisure. A charming residence in a quiet and historic area with garden: more than a good address, a secret that you want to share with you.

This hotel, which is more business-oriented than tourism-oriented, is located very close to tourist attractions such as the Czech National Museum, the Prague State Opera and Wenceslas Square. Stavovské Divadlo is also nearby. Hot and cold buffet breakfast every morning, restaurant, bar-lounge. Transportation options for this facility include an airport shuttle (extra charge), available on request, as well as a shuttle to local sites (extra charge).

Located in a quiet street, it is one of the most luxurious hotels in the area. The elegant buildings in this area all have different colours. The Ametyst is white, but the interior is very colourful and richly decorated (paintings by Russian and Romanian artists). After the reception and the corridors, perfectly maintained and nicely decorated, we discover sumptuous rooms, modern, spacious and bathed in light. Breakfast and all the services of the establishment are up to the task: an excellent address.

A charming hotel located in the heart of Prague's historic centre, opposite the Bethlehem Chapel, in a pretty little square frequented by young people. The Betlem Club offers space for 50 people in character rooms with private bathrooms and WCs, which can accommodate up to four beds. Breakfast is served as a buffet in the 13th and 14th century Gothic Roman underground. The attic rooms, a little cheaper, are basic but very sufficient for a comfortable stay if not spacious.

Hotel Jalta Praha enjoys an exceptional location in the heart of Prague, in the middle of Wenceslas Square. Elegant and prestigious, this luxury establishment is within walking distance of the Czech capital's main attractions, including the Charles Bridge and the Old Town Square, as well as the most important shopping areas. Jalta Praha also has a fine restaurant with a beautiful terrace and an equipped fitness room, with the possibility of booking a massage. The Cold War Museum belongs to the hotel.

This hotel offers double or triple rooms in two different categories, distinguished mainly by the space available. It's quite comfortable, but the establishment doesn't shine for its character. The real plus comes from the inner courtyard, and the terraces where a few wooden tables have been set up for sipping a cup of coffee. There's also a 6-person dormitory and a parking lot for guests with vehicles. The location is impeccable, just three streetcar stops from Wenceslav Square.

This establishment is a former convent and above all a former building of the Czech secret police (where Vaclav Havel was imprisoned). But it has changed a lot since then: since 1992 it has been converted into a luxurious hotel and, although the street itself has remained very austere, the Unitas' rooms are spacious, comfortable and perfectly equipped. Ideal for a charming stay, in a street very close to the center. Another advantage is that Bartolomejska Street, however austere it may be, enjoys a particularly pleasant calm at night.

Hotel located in a former Carmelite convent dating back to the 14th^century . Right on Wenceslas Square, the hotel boasts a beautiful facade and marble lobby. It's the ideal place to plan sightseeing itineraries and enjoy a drink at the bar. Rooms overlooking the gardens are preferable, as you'll hear less noise from Wenceslas Square. You couldn't be more at the heart of the action when it comes to nightlife. From the hotel, you can walk to all the main sights. Rooms are clean and well-maintained.

This elegant hotel is set in a beautiful historic building with a private courtyard. It has a great location and is just a 5-minute walk from the center. 54 charming rooms offer comfortable, quiet accommodation, superbly equipped with modern furnishings: parquet or ceramic flooring, satellite TV, minibar, safe and courtesy tray. Bathrooms with shower or bathtub, toilet and hairdryer. Courtyard parking.

It's the right price to sleep in one of the oldest buildings in Prague: the sumptuous setting of a former monastery! Opened in 2009, the Augustine is spread over seven historic buildings, listed as a UNESCO World Heritage Site. The amenities are luxurious: from the linen sheets to the marble bathroom to the Swedish spa. The bar is one of the most beautiful in Prague and the Lichfield Restaurant is an excellent address, located in the middle of the monastery. Everything is gathered for an unforgettable moment of charm. A beautiful address, ideally located in the heart of Malá Strana.

This luxury 5-star boutique hotel is located in a district close to the majestic Prague Castle and close to all the main monuments and renowned restaurants of the Czech capital. It was designed by the architectural studio Ai Design in collaboration with the Eva studio Jiřičná Architects of London. A perfect harmony between a preserved Renaissance style interior and a contemporary design. The rooms are equipped to the highest standards (large screen, DVD player, air conditioning, Wifi, hairdryer...) for a comfortable stay!

Propel yourself 70 metres high to enjoy an extraordinary view of the Czech capital. For the price, you will have, in addition to this panorama via the bay windows, space, top-of-the-range equipment (flat screen television, sound system Bose™, hi-fi system), calm and luxury services (champagne on arrival in the room!). Of course, during the high season, the prices reach the same altitudes as the single room in this extraordinary establishment. But if you have enough to spend several nights there, you may get a discount..

It's all in the name. Vintage Design, a charming hotel right in the center of Mala Strana, equidistant from the Castle and Charles Bridge. The rooms in this boutique hotel were all renovated in 2009 with the latest vintage equipment. All rooms are equipped with a laptop and flat-screen TV. Rooms 33 and 34 even have a small balcony. Nice little terrace on the top floor and spa in the basement. An excellent address for design enthusiasts, even if you have to admit that the wallpaper in some rooms isn't exactly restful!

A stylish and trendy hotel in the heart of the new city. The standard rooms are modern and well equipped if not spacious, but the deluxe and suites offer beautiful volumes. Bedding is good and the bathrooms are functional. The hotel bar (which also operates a gallery) is often packed with chic and trendy customers who come to enjoy tapas and mezze more expensive than really tasty, and breakfast is served until 11pm. An unusual and rather select address, not for everyone.

Another design boutique hotel in downtown Prague, a stone's throw from the banks of the Vltava. In addition to its minimalist decor, the hotel's distinctive feature is the use of natural elements throughout. The beds are by Hastens, and a Thai massage is offered during your stay. The neon lights at the head of the bed can be changed to a different color. What else? Aside from these gadgets, the most upscale rooms have terraces with views over the city's rooftops, and that's a real plus! There are also a few maisonettes for those who prefer to be on their own.

You can't miss this hotel, which faces an old water pump that has been beautifully restored and repainted in canary yellow (this is the landmark of the café-bar "Pompe jaune"). The rooms are furnished in a fairly traditional way but are immense, as they were transformed in 2015 from former large apartments. The difference between the two categories? In category B, the sanitary facilities are divided between two bedrooms, which allows you to enjoy a large room at a very competitive rate. Perfect comfort and cleanliness.

The La Fenice residence offers 37 apartments on six floors, providing a friendly, functional environment. The residence-hotel is located in the quiet, residential area of Vinohrady. Reception open 24/7. Free Wi-Fi throughout the residence. Rooms have marble floors, satellite TV and telephone. Almost all apartments have two bathrooms, a safe and hairdryer. A buffet breakfast is served every morning. The area is full of cafés and restaurants.

The Buddha-Bar is the pearl of the boutique hotels in the Buddha-Bar Hotels & Resorts chain. It invites you to experience its unique blend of contemporary Asian décor and French colonial inspiration, its luxurious rooms and ultra-modern wellness center. It's a haven of tranquility for maximum comfort. The hotel's wellness center offers a hammam, whirlpool bath and massages (€50 credit offered for stays of 2 nights or more). Gourmet fusion cuisine is served in the adjoining Café Siddharta.

The rooms are simple, but comfortable and quite well equipped for a hotel in this category, and the staff takes their work to heart to make the room pleasant to live in. The establishment is located in a very lively neighbourhood, in a quiet street on a slope and away from traffic, which guarantees a certain calm once night falls, a significant advantage in a lively neighbourhood. A good address where the welcome is charming and where you quickly feel at home. Last minute offers often interesting on the Internet.