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Hotels in Prague
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Hotel Casa Marcello
Prague, Czech Republic
Quietly set by St Agnes Monastery, this hotel, owned and managed by the Kotikova family, is composed of two listed buildings.
Romantik Hotel U raka
Prague, Czech Republic
In an artists' colony up a hill near the castle (a 'charming spot'), this stylish little guest house ('At the Sign of the Crayfish') is a tasteful recreation of two wooden 18th-century farm buildings, in cobbled courtyards, on this site.
Hotel General
Prague, Czech Republic
Inspired by the deeds and lives of famous generals and military leaders throughout history, this upscale hotel is in a quiet location between the Vltava River and the Andel business area.
Green Garden Hotel
Prague, Czech Republic
Set in a stately 19th century building, the Green Garden hotel is located just 5 minutes from I.P. Pavlova metro and tram station and a 15-minute walk from Wenceslas Square.
Hotel Pohoda
Prague, Czech Republic
Owned and managed by the Šimon family, this simple, well-modernised, small B&B hotel is located in Strašnice suburb, a residential district four kilometres east of the centre.
Hotel 16
Prague, Czech Republic
A returning visitor to this well-run small B&B hotel near the botanical gardens thought it 'the best I've experienced in the Czech Republic'.
Hotel Hoffmeister
Prague, Czech Republic
'Service is impeccable yet friendly,' say visitors to this white-fronted hotel.
Golden Wheel Hotel
Prague, Czech Republic
Located on the historic 'Royal Mile', just a few minutes from Prague Castle, this historic Baroque-style building dating back to the 15th century has been renovated into a lovely boutique hotel.
Hotel U Pava
Prague, Czech Republic
'Pleasant, quiet and convenient', this historic building ('At the Peacock') belonged to the Benedictine order and was rebuilt in 1639 as a baroque house
Medieval palaces, castles, churches and squaresExploring Prague has been compared to walking through an open-air museum, as this former medieval empire has beautifully preserved Baroque, Gothic, Renaissance and Art Nouveau architecture, with palaces, churches, cottages and cafes huddled side by side on cobbled narrow streets. Its compact size makes it ideal for exploring on foot. Although the city has been firmly on the tourist map since the 1990s, it is constantly evolving, so each visit affords new discoveries. Prague Castle, the city's landmark attraction, is undergoing renovations, with new areas gradually being opened up or restored. In the Old Town, passageways that haven't been open for over 50 years now house trendy hotels and boutiques. New art galleries and bars serving terrific Czech beers await discovery, too, along with restaurants serving tastier, more modern food.
