Hotels in Prague
Prague, the capital of the Czech Republic, is a city of striking architecture, rich history, and vibrant culture. Known as the 'City of a Hundred Spires,' it offers a unique blend of old-world charm and modern amenities, making it a captivating destination for all types of travelers.
Prague, a city steeped in history and adorned with architectural marvels, invites travelers to explore its enchanting streets and discover its unique character. From the majestic Prague Castle overlooking the Vltava River to the bustling Old Town Square, the city offers a captivating journey through time. Beyond its historical allure, Prague boasts a dynamic cultural scene, world-class dining, and a welcoming atmosphere that makes every stay memorable. Whether you're seeking romantic getaways, family adventures, or cultural immersion, Prague provides a diverse range of experiences within its charming setting.
Prague in numbers
Family-FriendlyHotel Residence Agnes
Family-FriendlyHotel Nerudova 211
Spa & WellnessAllure Hotel & Residence Prague
Luxury ResortGolden Well
Luxury ResortHotel Svatojánský Dvůr
SuitesAccordion Boutique Residence & Premium Suites
SuitesTHE MANES Boutique Hotel Prague
Spa & WellnessThe Julius Prague
SuitesHotel Pod Věží
Luxury ResortFairmont Golden Prague
SuitesOld Royal Post Boutique Hotel & Premium Suites
Spa & WellnessThe Grand Mark Prague - The Leading Hotels of the World
Luxury ResortBoHo Prague Hotel - Small Luxury Hotels
SuitesWenceslas sq SOHO Boutique Hotel & Premium Suites
Luxury ResortHotel KINGS COURT
Family-FriendlyJosephine Old Town Square Hotel - Czech Leading Hotels
Spa & WellnessAppia Hotel Residences
Spa & WellnessBoutique Hotel Constans
Casino ResortÁurea Legends by Eurostars Hotel Company
Family-FriendlyUnitas Hotel
Spa & WellnessSTAGES HOTEL Prague, a Tribute Portfolio Hotel
Spa & WellnessMOSAIC HOUSE Design Hotel
Casino ResortHotel U Divadla - Czech Leading Hotels
Live EntertainmentHotel Residence U Černého Orla
Family-FriendlyHidden Art Boutique Residence by Dwellfort
Fine DiningSibelius Apartments Prague - Art Nouveau Residence 1902
Family-FriendlyA. V. Pension Praha
Spa & WellnessFalkensteiner Boutique Hotel Prague
Family-FriendlyPytloun Boutique Hotel Prague
What to expect
- Historic Old Town Square and Astronomical Clock.
- Prague Castle complex and St. Vitus Cathedral.
- Charles Bridge connecting Lesser Town and Old Town.
- Vibrant nightlife and diverse culinary scene.
- Scenic Vltava River cruises.
Local tips
- ✓Explore Prague Castle early in the morning to avoid crowds.
- ✓Walk across Charles Bridge at sunrise or sunset for the best views.
- ✓Utilize the efficient public transport system (trams, metro, buses).
- ✓Try traditional Czech cuisine like Trdelník and Goulash.
- ✓Visit the Jewish Quarter for its rich history and synagogues.
Where to stay
FAQ
What are the best neighborhoods to stay in Prague?
For first-time visitors, Old Town (Staré Město) and Lesser Town (Malá Strana) offer proximity to major attractions and a charming atmosphere. New Town (Nové Město) provides a more modern feel with excellent shopping and dining options, while Vinohrady is known for its beautiful parks and local vibe.
What types of resorts can be found in Prague?
Prague features a range of luxury and boutique hotels, many housed in historic buildings, offering sophisticated amenities like spas, fine dining, and elegant suites. You'll find properties that blend traditional charm with modern comforts, often located near key historical sites.
What is the best time to visit Prague?
The spring (April-May) and early autumn (September-October) offer pleasant weather and fewer crowds, ideal for exploring the city on foot. The summer months are popular but can be busy, while winter brings a memorable, festive atmosphere, especially around Christmas markets.
How can I get around Prague?
Prague has an excellent public transportation system, including trams, buses, and a metro. Walking is also a great way to explore the city center, as many attractions are within easy reach. Taxis and ride-sharing services are readily available, but public transport is often the most efficient.