The best hotels Prague

Located in the Florenc district, opposite the Karlín Musical Theater, the Hotel Florenc is a refined establishment offering an ideal location in Prague. Just a 3-minute walk from a metro station and 3 km from historic Old Town Square, this hotel is perfectly situated for exploring the city. The simple yet comfortable rooms are equipped with Wi-Fi, satellite TV and a seating area. Some rooms offer a view of the theater. The hotel also boasts a relaxed restaurant and a bar at reception. Buffet breakfast is served daily, and parking is available. Hotel Florenc is appreciated for its convenient location, quality service and friendly atmosphere.

Located in Prague's I.P. Pavlova residential and business district, Hotel Residence Select is an elegant downtown establishment. It is just a few minutes' walk from the I.P. Pavlova metro station and 2 km from the Prague Astronomical Clock and Wenceslas Square. The hotel offers relaxed-style rooms with warm decor, free Wi-Fi, TV, sofa and kitchenette. Some rooms are air-conditioned, and suites feature a separate living room. There's also a bar at reception and a buffet breakfast. The hotel is pet-friendly and child-friendly.

An establishment located in a large residence located in the end of a small train lane between the Vladštenjské square and the Valech gardens. A total of 20 luxuriously furnished rooms and suites, for some (like the restaurant), offer beautiful views of the old town.

Located in a quiet alley in retreat from the Italian quarter, this classic "classic" hotel offers very nice services at a rather honourable price with the neighbourhood. The rooms are large and those on the top floor, arranged under the roofs, have a certain stamp. Parquet floors, marquetry, comfort and tasteful decoration are the common features of the hotel's 31 rooms, the largest of which reach 60 m ². All rooms are equipped with 4-star equipment and beautiful bathrooms. The parking, paying, is located in the hotel, which is rare in the neighborhood to be reported.

On the positive side, the establishment is very well located in a 17th century UNESCO listed building and is located just at the foot of the castle. The rooms are spacious and some bathrooms are equipped with whirlpool baths (the others are in classic style). The terrace and its sublime view is a plus! A negative point: the bedding, a little old-fashioned, and the absence of breakfast (a kitchen is still available to customers).

Ideally nestled in a quiet street in Vinohrady, just a stone's throw from the historic center, the fourth generation of the family-run L'Oiseau hotel (3 stars) welcomes you to this establishment founded in 1924. Push open the door of its austere façade to discover a charming establishment. You'll be pleasantly surprised by the 35 elegant, comfortable and bright rooms (some of which overlook the small garden that serves as a terrace in fine weather). The friendly staff speak French and will be delighted to help you with anything you may need during your stay (itineraries, transport tickets, etc.). Buffet breakfast, served from 7am to 10am weekdays and 8am to 11am weekends, is included. Free for children under 10. Internet connection is free, with Wi-Fi also available in the lobby.

This 5-star hotel in the dynamic district of Smichov opened in late 2007. This building from the late th century was completely renovated in a luxurious boutique hotel offering an original concept. In fact, the Hotel is the embodiment of the history of major leaders, generals, commanders and other great warlike figures by dedicating a room to each personality. You can enjoy a stay in the "Napoleon I" room or the junior suite "Charles de Gaulle"! Each room is comfortable, personalized and equipped with cable, internet, tea and coffee necessary, minibar, bathtub or hydro-massage shower. This beautiful hotel offers you the possibility to relax with a sauna and a City and a small gym. But more than this luxury hotel is the Viva Victoria gourmet restaurant, headed by a French chef, which offers a variety of original and refined cuisine with specialities from all the regions of the Mediterranean Basin.

Olga is an integrated hotel in a very beautiful building at the beginning of the th century. The five floors are served by a lift. Beautiful rooms with recent furniture, decorated with some pretty paintings. Not very original, but quiet in a pleasant area (not far from the large park…) and forgotten of tourists.

A hotel located in the living area of Wenceslas Square, but whose rooms are insulated from noise. The entrance of the Elysée Hotel is located inside a shopping mall on the first floor. The course is well signposted. The classic design of its interiors recalls, in a slightly more modern version, the typical style of the Habsburg. The rooms are simple, very clean, we can see with pleasure the parquet floors, dark wooden furniture and aristocratic beds. Recommend to families (a few triple and a few quadruples); to advise also to stay over a weekend, choosing an apartment with kitchenette.

Completely renovated, the hotel is directly accessible from the D -5 motorway is located on the main street of Prague 5 with quick and easy connection to the centre of the city. There are buses and trams stopping in front of the hotel. Not far from the hotel is the shopping Centre Novy Smichov with numerous shops, restaurants, cinemas, supermarche, etc. In the surroundings there is a golf course and tennis courts the hotel has 50 bright and spacious rooms with satellite TV, telephone, WLAN internet access, bathrooms with shower and hair dryer. Breakfast buffet is available. Internet in the lobby, underground parking.

Hotel belonging to the Best Western chain, well situated, on the edge of a park that runs along the banks of the Vltava River and in a charming little flower alley away from the streams of tourists. The décor of the public areas is frankly (too) medieval and will delight lovers of the genre. Comfortable but impersonal rooms.

Located directly on Wenceslas Square, the Ambasador is nestled in an Art Nouveau building constructed in 1920. Popular with business travelers, this hotel offers 162 air-conditioned rooms. Bathrooms are very comfortable, with massage tubs and showers. Dining options include a lobby bar, a garden terrace and two restaurants serving both Czech and international cuisine.

Small family-run property since six generations, located in the heart of the old town, close to the very lively Dlouhá street and the very nice Pařížská street, Haštal hotel is one of the favorite addresses that travellers love. Inside, a successful combination of the charming atmosphere of late 19th century and the modern comfort of the rooms is particularly impressive. Everything is perfectly magnificent to attract customers: iPod player, impeccable bedding, care products and copious buffet for breakfast, at highly competitive prices. The bathrooms would be renovated soon in a more fashionable design. Haštal hotel also recalls the legend of the Golem, of which you will find a statue in the small outdoor courtyard. In short, this is an excellent place full of charm that we highly recommend.

This former old rest house for seniors was recently redone in a 3-star hotel. Located a few steps from the metro and bus 119 for the airport, it is a good compromise to spend a few days in the capital. In each room, toilet, bathroom with bathtub, fridge, telephone and satellite TV.

A red carpet and a top hat bellhop welcome you, just like in the largest establishments. Woodwork and marble in the common areas as well as in the bedrooms. Refinement and great luxury are the order of the day. The building, which is also imposing, is located in front of the main station. The rooms are at the height of the rest, spacious and comfortable, perfectly equipped. 24-hour room service. Many promotions are possible depending on the date and duration of your stay.

These 4-star suites feature elegant luxury interiors with high ceilings and crystal chandeliers. 20 of the 77 suites apartments at Charles Bridge Palace offer a view of the Vltava River. The Charles Bridge Palace is located one minute walk from the famous Charles Bridge and just 5 minutes from the Place de la Vieille Ville. The area has many restaurants and pubs. Breakfast is presented in the form of a varied buffet. You will find historic buildings, traditional squares and cobbled streets in the surrounding area.

This beautiful 3-star hotel boasts a swimming pool and sauna as well as, of course, 52 impeccable, functional rooms. It's located on a quiet, elegant street in an area just five metro stops from the Old Town. The Sazka Arena (Prague's Bercy) is right next door. Convenient, therefore, if you're in Prague to attend one of the many events taking place there.

Halfway between the Old Town and Vyšehrad Castle, you'll enjoy the peace and quiet of this establishment, without having to stray too far from the center. The beautiful communal areas are particularly warm and welcoming, while the rooms offer every possible comfort in several categories: standard, superior, luxury and penthouse, with a flower-filled terrace overlooking the city. Plus: a spa area with sauna, whirlpool bath and massage salon for relaxing at the end of the day. A small café and indoor garden complete the picture.

The Art Nouveau Palace Hotel, which has been open to travellers for over a century now (1909), embodies Viennese elegance and luxury with its typical Art Nouveau façade and interior. The colours and soft lights create a warm and comfortable atmosphere, just a stone's throw from the bustle of Prague's historic centre. The rooms are spacious, furnished and decorated in the same style. The different categories (Deluxe, Executive and Suite) offer comfort and space. The breakfast is a real treat.

This hotel is located in a quiet street in Prague, east of the old town. Excellent choice if you want to come by car: the hotel is central but has an underground car park. All the modern comfort, modern decorations, sober but with warm colours. In the common areas, light and light wood, in the bedrooms, space and comfort. Nothing to say about this establishment, which is very good value for money given its location. Small very friendly bar at the reception.

Prague's Crowne Plaza was built (in 1996) in what had been the Army Hotel since 1953. Hence its Soviet architecture, of which it is a rare vestige in Prague. This is its great originality and its main asset. The building is reminiscent of Warsaw's Palace of Culture or Bucharest's House of the Free Press. At the top, the star is still there, but in green. The style is repeated inside: large reception halls, monumental staircases, frescoes and more. The transformation is a real success. Comfort is up to expectations. Its location between the university and the embassy district is not exactly convenient for tourists. But the center is easily accessible by cab or public transport.

This Best Western hotel is a combination of two beautiful historic buildings, and its rooms have been designed in Art Deco and Biedermeier styles. The Biedermeier-style building, dating from 1880, was originally a tenant farmer's house, where the famous Czech writer Jaroslav Hašek, author of Brave Soldier Švejk, was born. The other part of the hotel dates from the early ^20th century. Some rooms offer a magnificent view of the capital. There's a lovely terrace in the courtyard for breakfasts and meals.

This hotel is particularly adapted to families travelling with kids and looking for relaxation between their visits to monuments and in town. Offering a good value for money, children will love the aqua-park included in the price with water slides and other activities. Prague is 20-minute drive away or 45 minutes away by public transportation. A unique experience.

Prestigious address housed in a grand^14th-century mansion surrounding a pretty courtyard. The large Old Town Square is just a stone's throw away, as are the countless stores and restaurants of the old town. Some suites still feature original woodwork and frescoes. Each one is unique (shape, furnishings, high vaulted ceilings, painted or raw beams) but all have a bedroom, living room and kitchen. Non-standard luxury, so book well in advance. Ideal for expensive honeymoons.

Large modern hotel located 10 minutes from the historic centre by tram or metro, in a quiet area. It is a little off-centre, but we will find a good quality of services and a smiling welcome. The rooms are impeccably maintained and equipped, spacious and pleasant to live in. Bistro Belcredi, on the ground floor, is one of the best restaurants in the area! The best part: a very nice little bar, which allows you to comfortably prepare your day of visits the next day. A smart address with a very good price-quality ratio.

Amour Hotel Residence welcomes visitors with romantic suites on the top floor of a rococo palace built in 1786 and also known as the Grömling Palais. Recently completely rebuilt, it ranks as one of Prague's most remarkable rococo gems. Its exterior is decorated with sculptures by I. F. Platzer. Conveniently located, just a few steps from St. Nicholas Church in the Mala Strana district (Malostranské Náměstí) right in the historic heart of Prague, and a stone's throw from Prague Castle, Charles Bridge and other historic sites. Suite rooms (30-80 m²) are elegantly decorated with stylish furnishings, oak floors, satellite TV, telephone and safe. Suites include a kitchen or kitchenette and a mezzanine with another bedroom. The windows are soundproofed and offer unique and unforgettable views of the Church of St. Nicholas and other historic buildings in the surrounding area. Amour Hôtel Résidence provides 24-hour service. Its facilities include a café, restaurant, currency exchange and stores on the first floor of the palace. A guarded parking lot and streetcar stop are just opposite the palace.

This 20-room luxury hotel offers an extraordinary duality of coziness and design, all made predominantly from natural materials. This gentle blend of Renaissance and avant-garde style is the work of Eva Jiricna, the famous Czech architect who has already decorated two other establishments in the Old Town. The name "Les Trois Cigognes" (The Three Storks) is no coincidence, referring to the legend of the animal that brings good news and guarantees happiness in the home. So every guest is an honored guest entrusted to the utmost care of the house.

This handsome hotel is well located, halfway between the train station and the Old Town, right next to the Powder Tower and Wenceslas Square, in an old building with an unconventional layout. It lacks a little character (belonging to a chain, the furniture and fittings are standardized), but the comfort (rooms, restaurant, gym) is irreproachable and superior to that often offered in this price category. The lobby is elegant, the rooms charming. The staff are friendly and professional.

Owned by the same owners as Hotel Josef, the Maximilian is simpler and more intimate than its older brother, but just as luxurious. It has also been completely renovated by the Czech designer Eva Jiřicna. A hotel that reflects its situation: it is difficult to do better. Excellent service and ideal location, a few minutes from the Old Town Square, opposite the Haštalská Church. However, the rooms are quiet and the atmosphere very warm. A very recommendable brewery and a luxurious spa complete the package.

This hotel is housed in a long boat anchored on a quay of the Vltava river. This original location is its main asset. Rooms with two single beds are tiny (as you'd expect from a boat cabin), but comfortable. The price is the same for rooms overlooking the river and the city as for those overlooking... the quay wall. So be sure to specify when booking. The common areas and large terrace with views are superb. There are also superior rooms for 4 people and VIP suites.

Located in a well-preserved Renaissance building, the "Maison à la grande botte" is a small four-star family hotel that combines charm, comfort and modernity despite its venerable age. The 12 rooms, almost all of which have been recently renovated, are very pleasant, as are their bathrooms with floors and walk-in showers. The extraordinary and very personalized welcome you will receive is the best thing about this hotel, which is out of all categories. The location is quiet but not too far away, behind the castle hill.

Functionality and centrality summarize well this charming historic hotel at the opposite fo the old town. The 80 rooms, all in a modern style, are nicely decorated and contrast with the more traditional adresses in the area. there's something for everyone! Less beams and painted ceilings, therefore, but more light and larger bathrooms. For families or groups, choose one of the 5 apartments available.

Located in the heart of Prague, with a modern building and a minimalist and trendy decoration for reception and common areas, Miss Sophie's is an ideal choice in the centre of Prague. Each room is decorated in its own tones and offers beautiful, clean and functional spaces. The price-quality ratio is excellent, while the boutique hotel offers some cheaper rooms with shared bathrooms. The whole is completed by a very beautiful spa and wellness area (1,500 Kč for 3 people and 1h30 of treatments).

Beware, a refined and luxurious experience in sight! Beautiful, spacious, sleek rooms with comfortable, contemporary furnishings, and above all, superb views, for most rooms, of the city's spires. Don't hesitate to try the fitness and spa area. Several suite categories are available. Beyond the luxury categories, the rates are quickly "satellised", but out of season you will have no trouble finding good value for money offers. For a romantic stay, the address is perfect.

The rooms of this pension are pleasantly arranged around a small, quiet courtyard. Three categories available depending on the size desired. The smallest ones are under the roof, but remain correct for a short stay.

This is an excellent address of the international group, located a stone's throw from the old town and the Municipal House. Extensive renovations have been undertaken in recent years: most of the rooms, the lounge, the café and the restaurant offer a sober and visually successful welcome. The whole is very elegant. In addition, the service is of a very high standard, the facilities are up to scratch and the breakfast is excellent. Of note is the opening of the very good restaurant The Artisan, led by chef David Rejhon. Nothing to complain about!

An excellent establishment from Miss Sophie's, which runs five addresses in the country, four of which are in Prague. This newcomer is particularly successful: all the rooms offer a very elegant design, each one with a unique inspiration, between industrial and oriental design. There is no doubt that you feel good here! The service as well as the breakfast are excellent. Finally, the location is very good: you are just a stone's throw from Wenceslas Square and the Municipal House. Hard to find a better quality/price ratio in Prague!

Situated in the city centre, close to Place Venceslas, this charming family residence is an excellent starting point for your walks. The Hotel Suite Home offers comfortable, fully renovated apartments with kitchenette, living room and separate bedroom, all in a friendly setting. The establishment is very well kept and the welcome is warm. Moreover, the breakfast served is excellent: try the pancakes, it's a treat! Finally, the beer spa offers a great opportunity to relax at the end of the day.

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.