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Where to Stay in Prague

Where to Stay in Prague

Posted on December 1, 2019April 6, 2020 by globalsciencellc

Before choosing your hotel, guest house, hostel or holiday apartment (click here to rent one), it is good to understand that Prague neighborhoods have their own numbering system. This means that the central area of ​​the capital of the Czech Republic is divided into districts, more precisely from 1 to 10.

Prague 1 ( Praha 1 ), for example, is the heart and also the most touristic part of the city. This was the region where we stayed and we can say that it was a “hand in the wheel” to be close to important points such as the Old Town Square, in  Staré Město, the Prague Castle, in  Malá Strana, ETC.

Staying in Praha 1, you will be able to do everything (or almost everything) on ​​foot – outside you will be surrounded by cafes, restaurants, supermarkets, public transport, etc. The only problem with hotels in the region are the prices, which, despite being cheaper than in other tourist cities in Europe, such as London and Paris, are still high by local standards. To get better prices, escape the high season (see here the best time to get to know the city) or book in advance.

Another issue is that Praha 1 is very busy – especially Staré Město – and it doesn’t quite match the reality of the locals as it is extremely touristy. If your intention, therefore, is to get to know life outside the tourist area of ​​the city, it may be better to stay in another neighborhood. Check out our suggestions:

Vinohrady – located between two subway stations and with an excellent supply of electric cable cars circulating in the area, Vinohrady is the youngest and most loved residential area today, as well as expats who will work in Prague. A vibrant region full of cafes, restaurants and very close to Wenceslas Square, which means being well located.

Žižkov – located in Prague 3, Žižkov starts where Vinohrady ends and, although more distant, still maintains an excellent connection with the center of Prague (electric cable cars and metro station). In the area, the visitor will also find a good structure with restaurants, supermarkets and the like.

Karlín (Prague 8) – an  excellent neighborhood for those who want to stay in a quieter area – especially at night – but with good options for cafes and restaurants. To access the city center from this location in Prague, just take the yellow line B in Křižíkova (three to four stations).

Below you can find the 24 best accommodation options for Prague.

Riverside Ruterra Apartment

Located in Prague, 2.2 km from the Prague Astronomical Clock, Riverside Ruterra Apartment offers accommodation with free WiFi.
Lowest rate: EUR 69

Appia Hotel Residences

Appia Residences benefits from a quiet location in the Malá Strana district, below Prague Castle, a 5-minute walk from the Karluv most (bridge). The property offers a romantic garden and private parking in a garage.
Lowest rate: EUR 108

Hotel General

This exclusive 5-star hotel occupies a building dating from 1890. Hotel General is located in the center of Prague, right by the river, and offers a welcome drink, a restaurant and a wine bar.
Lowest rate: EUR 62

Old Town Apartment

Located in Prague, 500 meters from the Prague Astronomical Clock and 500 meters from the Old Town Square, Old Town Apartment offers accommodation with facilities such as free Wi-Fi and a flat-screen TV.
Lowest rate: EUR 96

Four seasons apartment Platnéřská

Four seasons apartment Platnéřská is an accommodation located in Prague, 300 meters from Charles Bridge and a 5-minute walk from Prague Astronomical Clock. Guests at this apartment have access to a balcony.
Lowest rate: EUR 84

Grand Hotel Bohemia

The Grand Hotel Bohemia is located in the heart of Prague, overlooking the red roofs of the Old Town, a few steps from the Powder Tower and 200 meters from the Namesti Republiky Metro Station and the Palladium Shopping Center.
Lowest: EUR 95

Hotel Lippert

Hotel Lippert benefits from a fantastic location on the UNESCO-protected Old Town Square, behind the Astronomical Clock. Wenceslas Square and the famous Charles Bridge are just steps away.
Lowest: EUR 76

Congress & Wellness Hotel Olsanka

The Olsanka Congress & Sports Hotel enjoys a quiet location in the Zizkov district, only 9 minutes by tram or underground from the old town of Prague. Václavské náměstí (square) and the National Museum are within 2 km.
Lowest rate: EUR 33

Hotel U 3 Pstrosu

The U 3 Pstrosu hotel is situated in the historic center, the most attractive part of Prague, near the Charles Bridge, surrounded by Prague Castle and the main sights.
Lowest rate: EUR 59

angelo by Vienna House Prague

The angelo by Viena House is characterized by the combination of its color scheme and Asian furniture, which is also present in the rooms. The hotel is known for its culinary variety and the elegant Jazz Bar.
Lowest rate: EUR 73

Charles Bridge Hostel & Apartments

Charles Bridge Economic Hostel is a small boutique accommodation located in the heart of Prague’s historic center, next to Karluv Most (bridge). All important places of interest are within walking distance of the property.
Lowest rate: EUR 13

Prague-1 Hostel

The Prague-1 Hostel offers rooms with free Wi-Fi in the center of Prague, 200 meters from Václavské náměstí (square) and 15 minutes walk from the old town and from Charles (bridge).
Lowest: EUR 20

MOODs boutique hotel

The stylish MOODs boutique hotel enjoys a quiet location in the center of Prague, 11 minutes walk from Old Town Square, from Charles (bridge) or from Wenceslas Square.
Lowest rate: EUR 72

Domus Henrici Boutique Hotel

Domus Henrici Boutique Hotel benefits from an excellent location in the castle area (Hradcany), in Prague Castle, between the castle’s main door, the Loreta Chapel and the Strahov Monastery.
Lowest rate: EUR 58

Hotel Selsky Dvur – Bohemian Village Courtyard

Renovated in summer 2013, Hotel Selsky Dvur – Bohemian Village Courtyard is located in a quiet area of Prague, 30 minutes by public transport from the city center.
Lowest: EUR 65

Hotel Opera

The family-run Hotel Opera has been completely renovated and is located in a neo-Renaissance building in the center of Prague. The non-smoking rooms feature air conditioning and LCD satellite TVs.
Lowest rate: EUR 49

Hotel Salvator

Hotel Salvator is a historic building in the center of Prague, a 5-minute walk from the Old Town Square and 100 meters from the Namesti Republiky Metro Station. It offers a Spanish restaurant with a jazz bar.
Lowest: EUR 50

Myo Hotel Wenceslas

Myo Hotel Wenceslas is located in Prague and offers 4-star accommodation with a bar. The property is situated a 2-minute walk from the National Museum in Prague and a 4-minute walk from Wenceslas Square.
Lowest: EUR 100

Panorama Hotel Prague

Just 200 meters from Pankrac Metro Station, the 4-star Panorama Hotel Prague offers a range of sports and wellness facilities, including an indoor rooftop pool and panoramic views of the city.
Lowest: EUR 50

Ibis Praha Old Town

Ibis Praha Old Town is located in the heart of Prague, 100 meters from the old town and a few steps Porici, the main shopping street. All rooms at the Ibis Praha have air conditioning, a shower and a toilet.
Lowest rate: EUR 69

Best Western City Hotel Moran

This 4 – star property has a quiet location, only 100 meters from Vltava River and Karlovo namesti Underground Station.
Lowest rate: EUR 62

Hotel Paris Prague

Built in 1904 in neo-Gothic style with Art Nouveau elements, this 5 – star hotel is situated opposite the Town Hall and 100 meters from the Powder Tower in Prague.
Lowest rate: EUR 149

Le Palais Art Hotel Prague

Refurbished in 2014, Le Palais Art Hotel Prague is a luxurious 5 – star boutique hotel, built as a residential palace in 1897, presenting itself as one of the finest examples of Belle Époque architecture in the city.
Lowest rate: EUR 93

Ibis Praha Mala Strana

This modern hotel is located close to the historic center of Prague, Malá Strana, and the Novy Smichov shopping center. It offers soundproofed rooms with a private bathroom, air conditioning and hairdryers.
Lowest rate: EUR 51

Where to Stay in Prague

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