0.3 business
Address:
Panska 12
, Prague 11121, Czech republic
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Expedia's property description
Location. Set in an Art Nouveau building, the Hotel Palace Praha is located 50 metres from Wenceslas Square in central Prague, Czech Republic. Dating to 1909, the traditional hotel is within one kilometre of the Municipal House and National Museum, and two kilometres of Vysehrad and the Old Town Square. Prague Castle and hilltop Petrin Park are five kilometres away. <br>Hotel Features. A red carpet leads past the Viennese Secessionist facade of the Hotel Palace Praha into the high-ceilinged, cream marble lobby, featuring Art Nouveau statues and a turn-of-the-century chandelier shaped like glass butterflies.<br><br>Complimentary buffet breakfast is served in the hotel's Art Deco-style L'Epoque restaurant. The Gourmet Club Restaurant has custom glassware, a stained-glass dome, and a period fountain. The wood-panelled restaurant specialises in Czech and international dishes. The lobby bar is centred around an octagonal fish tank and has Art Nouveau screens. It offers drinks, snacks, coffee and takeaway breakfast.<br><br>The Hotel Palace Praha houses a business centre, modern conference room and two small meeting rooms in period style, named after opera stars Emma Destinova and Enrico Caruso.<br><br>Massages and child care can be arranged on site. The 24-hour front desk provides tour assistance. <br><br>Guestrooms. Overlooking a courtyard or historic buildings, the Hotel Palace Praha's 124 Art Nouveau-style guestrooms are decorated in warm tones with red brocaded bedspreads and olive armchairs. All air- conditioned rooms include high-speed Internet connections (surcharge), satellite television, safes and minibars. The white marble bathrooms have separate baths and showers, makeup mirrors, bathrobes and slippers. <br><br>Expert Tip. A two-minute stroll from the hotel, Miss Bijoux on Wenceslas Square was once an insurance office where Prague's most celebrated author, Franz Kafka, penned works in 1908.
