Prague Hotels & Hostels (537)

A long-standing tourist favourite, and for good reason. Transport links are great; there's a range of rooms for all budgets; and the pretty internal garden is an essential escape from busy Prague…

With its defiantly pink facade, you can hardly fail to spot the stylish and modern Hotel Da Vinci. Inside the pink is thankfully forgotten, and black and white is the design choice. The surroundi…

Hotel Raffaello occupies a rather grand neoclassical apartment block just round the corner from the IP Pavlova metro station, with 29 smart doubles and five suites. It's on a very busy main road,…

This grand old building on Bethlehem Sq has 21 quiet and stylish rooms, including some cheaper attic rooms (if you don't mind a sloping ceiling). Breakfast is served in the atmospheric gothic cel…

Hotel Tyl occupies a renovated grand neoclassical townhouse. The neat rooms are adorned with 'antique-style' furnishings and smart modern bathrooms, while those at the front have views over the g…

The Belvedere is an old communist-era hotel that has been completely refurbished, and now provides good-value accommodation within easy reach of the city centre. The standard rooms are nothing sp…

With rooms ranged around a balcony overlooking a peaceful courtyard, the Tchaikovsky is one of the more appealing of Prague's smaller, modern hotels. The spacious rooms have stylish Italian furni…

Central location? Tick. Low-key and stylish décor? Mmmm, maybe not. Hotel William is not one for the cool crowd, but the fairy-tale atmosphere (think of the original Disneyland castle) is ce…

The St George's carefully restored 18th-century edifice is tucked down a little side-street south of Wenceslas Sq. The 56 rooms are neat and boast the usual three-star mod cons, while the sauna, …

This sleek designer hotel, all stark contemporary style in white with black and red accents, has floor-to-ceiling windows, DVD and CD players, internet access and modern abstract art in every roo…

Although it's sandwiched between the raging traffic of Legerova and Sokolská, the Green Garden has bags of old-fashioned character and a lovely glass-roofed 'winter garden' sitting area. Roo…

The snazziest hotel in this part of town draws a mostly business clientele and travellers looking for a full-service property within easy reach (one tram stop) of Nádraží Hole
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There are lots of word-of-mouth recommendations for this small hotel hidden away in the peaceful embassy district. It has sleek modern styling with a display of contemporary Czech art in the lobb…

The Rokoko occupies a prime piece of real estate bang in the middle of Wenceslas Square. Housed in an Art Deco building that dates from the 1920s, it offers great-value accommodation for such a c…

A grand old hotel from 1906, it was nation­alised by the communists in 1958 and returned to the former owner’s grandson in 1991. It’s still family run, and the staff take great…

Set in a tastefully renovated Gothic house dating from 1348 and extending into the neighbouring building, the Neruda offers a refreshingly modern and stylish alternative to the sometimes-tacky so…

The polished Ametyst straddles the line between boutique and hotel, with just enough style points in the lobby (nice retro flagstone) and the rooms (hardwood floors, arty lamps and flat-screen TV…

Near the Botanic Gardens and about five minutes’ walk from Karlovo Náměstí metro station, ‘St Catherine Hotel’ is a friendly, family-run little place with jus…

A deservedly popular small hotel with helpful staff and a quiet location just south of Malá Strana. The smart, well-kept bedrooms are decorated with relaxing pastel shades and pine-topped fu…

The Corinthia Towers Hotel is an ultra-modern 26-storey high-rise close to Vyšehrad. It is aimed very much at international business travellers attending events at the congress centre right acros…

This former convent and prison is an intriguing place to stay - many of its cramped rooms were once prison cells (ex-president Havel once did time here, in room No P6) - with shared bathrooms and…

This designer hotel, a block east of Wenceslas Square, is very cutting edge, a blend of Space Age and organic. The public areas are covered in motifs in the shape of jasmine blossoms (from small …

This grand and boldly pink 19th-century building sits in one of the quieter corners of Josefov, a stone's throw from the river. The large restful rooms are tastefully furnished, and a vague Itali…

The Savoy boasts 55 spacious rooms (all have a sitting area), big marble bathrooms, a library, a sky-lit restaurant and roof terrace. It pampers guests with inhouse fitness trainers, hairdressers…

This lovely historic mansion just a few minutes' walk from Old Town Sq has nine individually designed (and individually priced) apartments, ranging from smallish doubles to large two-level suites…

Le Palais is housed in a gorgeous belle époque building dating from the end of the 19th century that was once home to Czech artist Luděk Marold (1865–98; his former apartment is…

In a renovated complex of Renaissance and Baroque houses, the Alchymist is a thoroughly sumptuous all-suite hotel with a range of richly furnished rooms and a luxurious spa in the basement.This g…

Tucked away down a quiet lane in Malá Strana, Nosticova is a luxurious all-suite hotel offering a choice of individually designed one-, two- and three-bedroom apartments, all with kitchenett…

Located just a few minutes’ walk from Wenceslas Square, the five-star Radisson is the modern reincarnation of the 1930s Alcron Hotel, long favoured by celebrities and diplomats. Many of th…

Set in a quiet, nicely refurbished apartment building with spacious kitchen and common room, and run by friendly, cheerful staff, Sir Toby’s is only 10 minutes north of the city centre by …

Set in the heart of Žižkov’s pub district, the Clown & Bard is a full-on party place – don’t come here looking for peace and quiet. This ever-popular hostel h…

One of the prettier hostels in town, ‘At the Watermelon’ is set in a historic building on a quiet back street, a short walk from Vinohrady’s restaurants and bars (it’s…

Set on the island below most Legií (Legions Bridge), this is the most attractive of the five Travellers' Hostels in Prague, though it's only open in summer. It has huge dorms and a garden ba…

Young, hip and sociable, Hostel Elf welcomes a steady stream of party-hearty backpackers from across the globe to its well-maintained dorms, and many end up staying longer than they originally pl…

Formerly called Hostel Klub Habitat, the Emma Hostel provides a glimpse of living in a central Prague neighbourhood. A recent lick of paint has brightened the 35 rooms, and the shared kitchen is …

Look forward to a quiet location a short stroll from Prague's main railway station in this newish hostel with spotless rooms and a relaxed travellers' vibe. There's usually expat Aussies or Kiwis…

A Plus is a sprawling hostel-cum-budget hotel within spitting distance of the chaotic Florenc bus station, and offering a bewildering array of rooms. It's clean, modern and very popular; there's …

This clean, colourful hostel is near Smíchov­ské nádraží train station and is the best cheap accommodation in the immediate vicinity. Though it’s not within …

Ritchie's is a smart, friendly hostel on one of the busiest pedestrian streets in the Old Town, just a few minutes' walk from Old Town Square. The plain but clean rooms are above a string of souv…

One of Prague's best-value budget options, 15 has helpful staff, bright, modern rooms with shared cooking facilities, spotless bathrooms, and self-catering apartments that sleep one to five peopl…