Local time Prague
Currency
Kč
Related Articles
Drink like a local in Prague
From neighbourhood boozers to backstreet breweries, Gavin Haines sidesteps the stag-dos to unearth the best bars in Prague.
City Highlight: Prague
With grand baroque squares and Gothic spires, Prague has the storybook looks that make an impression regardless of the season
Book Accommodation
Featured Hotels
SEE MOREJurys Inn
Near to a metro station and a 20-minutes walk to the Old Town Square, this modern hotel offers great value for money with its 214 clean and bright rooms coming in five categories - double, premium king, twin, triple and family, all of which are generously proportioned and come with free Wi-Fi. This is also a comtemporary restaurant and bar.
Four Seasons Hotel Prague
As you’d expect, Prague’s luxurious Four Seasons Hotel enjoys an unbeatable location, perched below Prague Castle and only a stone's throw from Charles Bridge. Everything here is as it should be at a Four Seasons. There are 19 suites, including the sumptuous Presidentia, furnishings are elegant and artwork original, and there’s a 24-hour concierge service, state-of-the-art gym and spa. The hotel also goes out of its way to create a child-friendly environment, with complimentary cots and a babysitting service.
Hilton Prague Old Town
The location of this hotel in Prague is spot on, only a short walk from Námìstí Republiky, the Municipal House and the beginning of the Royal Road. Guests have access to a health club, pool, gym and sauna, as well as local tennis courts and a golf course. The rooms blend state-of-the-art facilities with comfortable furnishings and contemporary styling.
Savic Hotel
Located in the Old Town Square, close to the famous astronomical clock, this Prague hotel occupies a Gothic and Renaissance building dating from 1319, a historic rarity even for Prague. Spacious rooms retain original features such as painted ceiling beams; parquet floors have been restored and all mod-cons are at hand. There's also a comfortable bar and restaurant, as well as the opportunity to relax out front on a hotel terrace in Prague's historic heart.
Florentina Ship Hotel
For great value and something completely different in Prague, you'd be hard pushed to find a better concept than this floating hotel, converted from a large river cruiser and moored at the river's edge in the middle of the Old Town for the winter season. Fully refurbished to include 54 snugly comfortably cabin rooms and a café/bar, the ship's spacious sundeck would be the perfect cocktail spot if you were paying twice the price.
Hotel Josef
This light, bright and super-modern hotel in Prague provides the perfect antidote to the heavy gothic architecture that dominates the surrounding city centre. Designed by Eva Jiricna, with a spectacular glass atrium as its focal point, the hotel's 110 luxury rooms all come with equally contemporary facilities, from high-end designer bathroom suites to Wi-Fi access.