Panorama Hotel Prague

Even though the exterior of the hotel tower is stark, through the revolving doors guests reach a welcoming atmosphere and mostly updated spaces. The 24-story Panorama Hotel Prague provides exceptional views through big windows in all common areas and the classic yet slightly dated decor is cozy and inviting. Free newspapers are available in the lobby, which has light gray tile, blue carpets with flowers, and gray, square seating. Colorful artwork and many wood clocks decorate shared areas while the stone staircase is elegant with gold handrails. Tans, creams, and blues decorate all restaurants, as do beautiful windows and views, and some have nice light wood flooring. The similar colors throughout do tie the hotel together, but they are verging on old and could use a bit of variety.

The Panorama Hotel Pargue is located in a residential area next door to Arkady Pankrac. The 5 Kvetna highway, one of the major freeways, is a three-minute drive from the hotel and gives those with rental cars easy access to tourist attractions. Arkady Pankrac, public transportation, shops, and restaurants are within walking distance, but Old Town and sights in downtown Prague are a 15-minute drive or 25-minute metro ride from the hotel. A rental car may be something to consider if you plan to visit attractions frequently.

Rooms are divided into those that have been upgraded and those that have not. The rooms that have not been upgraded include the same somewhat older design as the common areas with blue carpet and bed runners, and wood furniture throughout. Generic artwork hangs above the beds on white walls, but the windows are large and provide magnificent views from most windows. Despite the hotel’s location near a shopping center and the highway, all rooms are quiet. Upgraded rooms have a more polished design and perks including free access to the Top Deck Wellness and Fitness Center and business lounge. All rooms have flat-screen TVs, minibars, and air-conditioning. Suites have large jetted tubs and all minibar items are free. Bathrooms include slightly dated gray tile and white countertops with lots of space. Shower/tub combos are standard as are Vive amenities. Suites have sprawling bathrooms with walk-in showers and saunas.

The Top Deck Wellness and Fitness Center stands out at the Panorama Hotel Prague for tourists, business travelers, and families. A panoramic pool includes floor-to-ceiling windows for natural light in addition to a good size hot tub in the corner; black wicker chairs also decorate the space. Children’s swimming classes, both group and private, are available. The fitness center includes a good-size sauna, but the steam bath is a bit dated. Classes including yoga are offered, but cost extra for some guests, and there is lots of modern equipment sitting on blonde wood floors. Massage rooms are bathed in red while the solarium has white walls with a single tanning bed. Almost all spaces have exceptional views of the city.

Both the Mezzo Restaurant and Panorama Cafe have good reviews and serve international dishes. This hotel is pet-friendly; however, only dogs are allowed, incur a fee, and are only welcome in certain areas. Concierge services and a business center are located in the lobby, and there is on-site parking, but it has a daily fee. Wi-Fi is free.