Prague accommodation near Parkoviště ul. Hradební

Hotel U Tri Bubnu, from category 3 star Prague hotels, is situated in the historical centre of Prague in the street U radnice, only 50 metres from the Old Town Square, opposite to the house where once lived the writer Franz Kafka. It consist of two adjoining buildings. Close to the hotel there are also Old Jewish Cemetery, Spanish Synagogue with the Jewish Museum, The Charles Bridge, Lesser Town, Prague Castle and rather modern Wenceslas Square, with lots of shops, shopping centers, restaurants, night clubs and discotheques. 

Apartments Letna is situated near the center of Prague, close to the Fair Ground Area and the National Gallery of Modern Art in a quiet area.

The Three Star Hotel Residence Leon D'Oro is located in the middle of historic city of Prague, from where you can walk everywhere - on Wenceslas Square, Old Town Square and the Jewish Quarter. Hotel offers accommodation in 2-6 bedded rooms and suites. There is a free wifi for guests.

Hotel U Prince Praha, from category 4 star Prague hotels, is located directly in the historic heart of Prague protected by UNESCO, on the venerable Old Town Square, where in times past both Czech and European history was played out. 

Newly refurbished Hotel Rott, from category 4 star Prague hotels, is situated in the very centre of historical Prague at Little Square, adjoining the well-known Old Town Square. It combines historical atmosphere of originally roman houses with the ultra-modern amenities. Hotel offers Prague accommodation in 94 luxurious rooms and appartements.

Prague Hostel Junior is right in the centre of Prague, in the immediate vicinity of the historical part of the city, Wenceslas Square, and the pedestrian zone, where you will find comfortable accommodation in a newly reconstructed hotel. The hostel, with a capacity of 244 beds, offers accommodation to visitors to Prague in rooms of two to six beds.

Main information

Prague Hostel Junior is right in the centre of Prague, in the immediate vicinity of the historical part of the city, Wenceslas Square, and the pedestrian zone, where you will find comfortable accommodation in a newly reconstructed hotel.

The hostel, with a capacity of 244 beds, offers accommodation to visitors to Prague in rooms of two to six beds. In the hostel you can avail of the "Pasta e Basta" pizzeria, the Café bar, the Bowling Bar, a lounge for meetings and private gatherings, a bureau de change, and a safe deposit box.

Rooms

Hostel Junior Praha has 244 places in the form of 8 double rooms, 6 triple rooms, 4 rooms with 4 beds, 14 rooms with 5 beds, 17 rooms with 6 beds, 2 rooms with 7 beds and 1 room with 8 beds.

Services

Prague Hostel Junior can offer its guets the following hotel services:

• PC corner with paid access to high-speed internet, e-mail and possibility of printing
• foreign currency exchange
• hotel reception secures money trasfer through Western Union
• laundry service (including ironing)
• souvenir shop (glass, puzzle etc.)
• sales of alcoholic and non-alcoholic drinks, toiletries, cigarettes, postcards, stamps, tickets, etc. - day and night
• phone, fax or a copying machine in the reception available
• irons, iron boards, hair-dryers, umbrellas
• safekeeping of luggage in a lockable room at the hotel - free of charge
• car rental assistance at SIXT
• taxi service to major locations in Prague for a fixed fee
• reservations:
  • Prague sightseeing tours by coach or steamboat
  • trips outside of Prague (Karlovy Vary, Konopiště, Karlštejn, Terezín, Kutná Hora, Český Krumlov, České Budějovice, etc.)
  • cultural events (theaters, museums, galleries)

Hotel Friday Praha, from category 4 star hotels in Prague, is situated in the historical centre just 100 metres from the Wenceslas Square and 300 metres from the Old Town Square.

The Prague Apartments RIO are situtaed in the historical centre of Old Town Prague - on Melantrichova street („Golden Tourist Way“) - small street connecting the Wenceslas Square and the most famous Old Town Square through the historical part of the Prague city. The history of the square goes back to the 10th century, when the place was one of the favourite market places in the developing town of Prague.