Prague accommodation near Divadlo Bez zábradlí

Hostel Sokol Praha, from category cheap accommodation in Prague, is designed for individual young travellers looking for cheap hostels in Prague, also for tourist groups searching for budget Prague accommodation in the center. Accommodation in the hostel Sokol is perfect for a short city break and for rest after walking tours trough center, surrounding parks and bridges of Prague.

Clarion Hotel Prague Old Town, one of the 4-star Prague luxury Hotels, member of the global hotel chain Choise Hotels International. Hotel is ideally located directly in the city centre of Prague, in a direct proximity to all major Prague sights. Hotel offers Prague accommodation with outstanding comfort, accurate services and cozy atmosphere in 90 modern rooms and three luxury adjacent suites. For frequent guest loyalty program is available.

Hotel Beránek Praha, is 3 star Prague hotel, is locate in downtown Prague, approximately only three minutes from Wenceslas Square. In front of the Hotel building are the metro and tram stops with connections all to outlying areas. Hotel offers accommodation in 80 comfortable rooms and 1 apartment.

Hotel King David Prague is advantageously located in the city center in historical part of Prague - Old Town. The hotel is in the cultural heart of the city and within walking distance of the central business district, as well as of the main tourist attractions.

Hotel Rezidence Lundborg Praha, from category 5 star Prague hotels is situated in the heart of Prague, right next to the Charles Bridge. Our small renaissance hotel is in a 700-year-old building. You will find many cosy restaurants, genuine Czech pubs as well as interesting boutiques and galleries along your way. Many other historical sights, such as the Prague Castle, the St.Vitus cathedral, the Old Town Square, are within a walking distance. Hotel Lundborg offers Prague accommodation in 13 apartments and suits.

Hotel Residence Select Praha, from category 3 star Prague hotels, is situated in the centre of Prague, in the residential and business district of I. P. Pavlova, within walking distance of Wenceslas Square, the National Museum, the Prague Congress Centre, and all major historical sights.

Mango Hostel, Prague 1, Malá Strana, offers a fully equipped kitchen for guests to boiling food. Free linen, laundry, computer, cable TV, private bar, excellent location, attractive prices and a comfortable bed - all this gives Mango Hostel. Free wifi connection.

Hotel Lunik Praha, from category 3 star hotels in Prague, is situated in a quiet part of the historical Prague centre. Close to the Wenceslas Square or the metro station is very close to the hotel to take you around the city. The hotel´s building has 5 floors and was newly reconstructed in year 2005. There are lots of shops, restaurants, bars around. 

Hotel San Marco Palace, from category 3 star Prague hotels, is located in the historical centre of Prague, just 900 meters from the heart of Prague: Wenceslas square. All the most important sights can be easily reached just walking. There are many restaurants, shops, theatres, cinemas and internet cafes in the surrounding area. Hotel San Marco Palace offers Prague accommodation in 19 quiet and comfortable rooms.

The wine Prague Hotel Pinot represents an intimate family hotel, a combination of romantic settings and modern services with welcoming accommodation in Prague. The building from the beginning of the 18th century was responsively restored in the first half of 2005. The hotel is located in the Lesser Town - right in the heart of the historical centre of Prague, only a few meters away from Charles Bridge.

Prague Hotel At the three ostriches (Hotel U tří pštrosů Praha) is 4-star luxury Prague hotel located directly in the heart of the historical centre of Prague at the famous Charles Bridge (Karluv Most Praha) and in the immediate vicinity of the other distinguished Prague sights. A beautiful renaissance house from 1597 is situated in place of original middle-age pub, which was frequently visited by Charles IV, the Czech king and Holy Roman Emperor, when he watched the construction works on the gothic stone bridge in the 14 century.