The Best Hotels Motorways Europe
A large part of the city center is UNESCO World Heritage site, because of its rich history and buildings from the Middle Ages.
On the east side of the Vltava River is Staré Mesto (old Town), a historic neighborhood with beautiful squares, cobbled streets, the Astronomical Clock and the Jewish Quarter (Josefov).
If you cross the Charles Bridge, the 650-year-old stone bridge that spans 500 meters over the Vltava River, you enter the Mala Strana district. In Mala Strana small old streets run up from the Charles Bridge to the Prague Castle (Hradčany district). The baroque palaces, colorful houses and the John Lennon wall make this a nice area to stay.
Outside these popular neighborhoods, there are plenty of nice places to stay in Prague. For example, south of Staré Mesto you have the so-called New Town, a neighborhood with fewer tourists and where you can experience the local atmosphere. In the artistic Holešovice district there are many cultural activities in old warehouses and factories and in the trendy Žižkov & Vinohrady area’s you’ll find many entertainment venues.
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Appia Hotel Residences
Sporkova 3, 110 00 Prague
Classically decorated hotel in the Malá Strana district, quietly situated in a small alley. With stylish spacious rooms, all furnished differently, including suites and apartments.
You can enjoy the extensive breakfast buffet in an historic hall from the 12th century. There is a sauna and you can charge electric cars. One kilometer to the famous Charlesbridge, there is also a bus station nearby.
Hotel Liberty
ul. 28. října 11/376, 110 00 Prague
Hotel in a 19th century Art Nouveau building in a beautiful shopping street (pedestrian area) in the old town. Luxurious and classically furnished spacious rooms, also family rooms. Some rooms have a balcony or terrace. Because of its central location you can easily walk to most sights. Extensive breakfast buffet and helpful staff.
Archibald at the Charles Bridge
Na Kampe 508/15, 118 00 Prague
Hotel in a historic building on a beautiful square in the cozy Malá Strana area, near the Vltava river (western side) and the Charles Bridge. Spacious stylishly furnished rooms, also triple and quadruple rooms and rooms with a view of the river. You can sit outside in the courtyard and enjoy the breakfast buffet in the vaulted breakfast room.
Hotel Hastal Prague Old Town
Hastalska 1077/16, 110 00 Prague
The oldest family hotel in the center of Prague. Decorated with great care, with chandeliers and red carpets (something between art and kitch). Comfortable rooms, in different sizes. With garden and terrace, a wellness center, bar and restaurant.
Mosaic House Design Hotel
Odborů 4, 120 00 Prague
A somewhat larger hotel, but with many facilities between the old city center (Staré Mesto) and the so-called New Town. Nicely furnished rooms, from small to larger rooms and rooms with a balcony/terrace. Especially nice is the beautiful lounge and cafe, where you can have a drink and. There is a courtyard and a sauna. With a delicious breakfast and bicycles can be borrowed.
Miss Sophie's Charles Bridge
Bed and breakfast with rooms on the top floor of an historic building in the Malá Strana district. The rooms are beautifully decorated and the old details have been preserved. They are actually a kind of maisonettes, with a kitchenette and a sitting and dining area. Breakfast is served in the room. Located next to St. Nicholas' church famous for its Baroque architecture. It is a 5 minutes walk to the Charles Bridge. (There are two other Miss Sophie hotels on other locations in Prague).
Malostranske namesti 28, 110 00 Prague
Questenberg Hotel - Prague
Uvoz 15/155, Praag, 110 00 Prague
This historic building was built as a palace in the year 1620. There are 27 classically/romantically decorated spacious rooms with wooden ceilings. Breakfast is served in the former chapel and in summer on the terrace in the garden.
It is located next to a large park and many sights are within walking distance, but there is also a tram stop nearby. Situated in the Hradčany neighborhood (UNESCO heritage) and close to Prague Castle with the special Golden Lane, a street with colored houses where goldsmiths lived in the 16th century.
