The 100-room Augustine Hotel Prague is a luxury property housed in a series of renovated historic buildings, once part of a monastery, that dates back to the 13th-century. The elegant lines of the historic interior architecture are combined with an impressive mix of modern art that dots the premises. Rooms are spacious and elegantly outfitted with contemporary decor, offering comfortable beds, well-stocked minibars, and large marble-tiled bathrooms with heated towel racks and floors. There's an elegant fine-dining restaurant as well as a popular and atmospheric basement bar. The hotel also has a luxurious spa that offers a variety of treatments and has a sauna, steam room, and modern fitness center. The Augustine is located a short walk from the Charles Bridge and is surrounded by a good variety of restaurants and small shops, but it's about 15-minutes from the Old Town Square. Travelers seeking a luxury hotel in the Old Town might want to consider Hotel Paris Prague or the Emblem Hotel.
The 100-room Augustine Hotel Prague is a luxury property housed in a series of renovated historic buildings, once part of a monastery, that dates back to the 13th-century. The elegant lines of the historic interior architecture are combined with an impressive mix of modern art that dots the premises. Rooms are spacious and elegantly outfitted with contemporary decor, offering comfortable beds, well-stocked minibars, and large marble-tiled bathrooms with heated towel racks and floors. There's an elegant fine-dining restaurant as well as a popular and atmospheric basement bar. The hotel also has a luxurious spa that offers a variety of treatments and has a sauna, steam room, and modern fitness center. The Augustine is located a short walk from the Charles Bridge and is surrounded by a good variety of restaurants and small shops, but it's about 15-minutes from the Old Town Square. Travelers seeking a luxury hotel in the Old Town might want to consider Hotel Paris Prague or the Emblem Hotel.
Cloister Inn Hotel is a mid-range, 73-room hotel with reasonable rates for its convenient location within walking distance of the Charles Bridge and Old Town Square. The decor is dated and basic, reminiscent of a 1980s chain hotel, but the atmosphere is welcoming. There’s a free breakfast buffet, and coffee and tea are available throughout the day. There’s no restaurant or bar on-site, but beer and wine are available to purchase in the lobby. Those who don't mind staying farther from the city's main sights should compare rates with the Anna Hotel, a family-run boutique hotel with comfortable beds, more style, and a similarly welcoming atmosphere.
Cloister Inn Hotel is a mid-range, 73-room hotel with reasonable rates for its convenient location within walking distance of the Charles Bridge and Old Town Square. The decor is dated and basic, reminiscent of a 1980s chain hotel, but the atmosphere is welcoming. There’s a free breakfast buffet, and coffee and tea are available throughout the day. There’s no restaurant or bar on-site, but beer and wine are available to purchase in the lobby. Those who don't mind staying farther from the city's main sights should compare rates with the Anna Hotel, a family-run boutique hotel with comfortable beds, more style, and a similarly welcoming atmosphere.
The historic, upper-middle-range Hotel Residence Agnes has an excellent location in Prague’s Old Town, walking distance to major attractions. Its 22 rooms have elegant, traditional furnishings, flat-screen TVs, and minibars. However, they lack coffee- and tea-making facilities, and bathrooms are snug with shower stalls only. Like many smaller historic properties, Residence Agnes has few on-site amenities -- there's no full restaurant or gym -- but it does offer a breakfast buffet in its bright and airy atrium and free car service to Prague Castle. Archibald at the Charles Bridge is another historic property with in-room coffeemakers and on-site dining options, making it a good alternative.
The historic, upper-middle-range Hotel Residence Agnes has an excellent location in Prague’s Old Town, walking distance to major attractions. Its 22 rooms have elegant, traditional furnishings, flat-screen TVs, and minibars. However, they lack coffee- and tea-making facilities, and bathrooms are snug with shower stalls only. Like many smaller historic properties, Residence Agnes has few on-site amenities -- there's no full restaurant or gym -- but it does offer a breakfast buffet in its bright and airy atrium and free car service to Prague Castle. Archibald at the Charles Bridge is another historic property with in-room coffeemakers and on-site dining options, making it a good alternative.
The upscale Carlo IV, The Dedica Anthology is a grand hotel situated in a Neoclassical building close to the main train station and within a 15-minute walk of Old Town Square. Decadent interiors are elegant and swanky, and the lounge bar adds a contemporary twist to the classic style. There's also a fine-dining restaurant serving Czech fare, a classic cafe, and an atmospheric cigar bar. The lovely indoor pool is one of the highlights here, though guests sometimes have to pay to use it, plus there's a spa and fitness room. The 152 guest rooms are decked out with flat-screen TVs, tea/coffee facilities, and well-stocked minibars, plus they have marble bathrooms. For something with a more modern feel and less expensive rates, check out Mosaic House, though it lacks fitness/spa facilities.
The upscale Carlo IV, The Dedica Anthology is a grand hotel situated in a Neoclassical building close to the main train station and within a 15-minute walk of Old Town Square. Decadent interiors are elegant and swanky, and the lounge bar adds a contemporary twist to the classic style. There's also a fine-dining restaurant serving Czech fare, a classic cafe, and an atmospheric cigar bar. The lovely indoor pool is one of the highlights here, though guests sometimes have to pay to use it, plus there's a spa and fitness room. The 152 guest rooms are decked out with flat-screen TVs, tea/coffee facilities, and well-stocked minibars, plus they have marble bathrooms. For something with a more modern feel and less expensive rates, check out Mosaic House, though it lacks fitness/spa facilities.
Part of a small, privately owned chain, the 31-room Hotel Praga 1 is a clean and well located mid-range hotel in the city center, about a 10-minute walk to Wenceslas Square and a 20-minute walk from the major tourist attractions in Old Town. The standard double and triple rooms and two-room apartments are spacious, though simply decorated with striped bedspreads; bathrooms have tiny stall showers. A free buffet breakfast with hot food is served in the hotel’s charming basement beneath vaulted brick ceilings and there’s also a small, cozy lobby bar. While the rates are reasonable for the location, rooms at the Hotel Atlantic, on the east side of the city center, are much more colorful.
Part of a small, privately owned chain, the 31-room Hotel Praga 1 is a clean and well located mid-range hotel in the city center, about a 10-minute walk to Wenceslas Square and a 20-minute walk from the major tourist attractions in Old Town. The standard double and triple rooms and two-room apartments are spacious, though simply decorated with striped bedspreads; bathrooms have tiny stall showers. A free buffet breakfast with hot food is served in the hotel’s charming basement beneath vaulted brick ceilings and there’s also a small, cozy lobby bar. While the rates are reasonable for the location, rooms at the Hotel Atlantic, on the east side of the city center, are much more colorful.
The 227-room pentahotel Prague is an upper-middle-range property with cool, low-lit public spaces and a hip warehouse feel. Though most of the city's tourist spots aren't within walking distance, nearby tram and subway stops make getting around Prague easy. Contemporary rooms have vintage touches and some impressive tech features, but noisy neighbors can be a problem. The hotel's outstanding breakfast included in the rate and spacious modern gym help make it a solid choice. Travelers seeking a trendy, chic option within walking distance of the sights should check out Friday Hotel, but its rates are slightly higher.
The 227-room pentahotel Prague is an upper-middle-range property with cool, low-lit public spaces and a hip warehouse feel. Though most of the city's tourist spots aren't within walking distance, nearby tram and subway stops make getting around Prague easy. Contemporary rooms have vintage touches and some impressive tech features, but noisy neighbors can be a problem. The hotel's outstanding breakfast included in the rate and spacious modern gym help make it a solid choice. Travelers seeking a trendy, chic option within walking distance of the sights should check out Friday Hotel, but its rates are slightly higher.
