Prague accommodation near Petřínské sady

Prague - Hotel Mosaic House, from category 4 star hotels in Prague, is in a great central location – close to the National Theatre and just a short walk away from the famous Charles Bridge. From here you are only a few minutes away from the historic Old Town (Stare Mesto) sights on foot, and also a plethora of tram lines that will take you to the hip Vinohrady, the romantic Malá Strana under the Castle, the great shopping strip at Anděl and anywhere else that you would like to go.

Dizzy Daisy Hostel, Praha 2, New Town offers single, double, triple and quadruple rooms with private bathroom. Guest kitchen, common room right by the reception, free internet access, travel info and the reception 24/7, we simply have it all.

Hotel Colloseum - Černý Koníček, from category 3 star Prague hotels, is reconstructed and newly refurbished historical building in historical centre of Prague. Guests can just walk and be pleased by view of National Theatre, Charles Bridge and Wenceslas Square or join the panoramatic view of Prague Castle while sitting in the famous caffe Slavia. Hotel offers pleasant accomodation in Prague in 30 rooms.

Prague Hotel Otto is located in the quiet part of Prague 5 – Smichov is convenient for tourists as well as business clients. Prague centre and major sights in Prague are easily accessible, you can reach this hotel in Prague by car and there are good connections to public transportation. Prague’s new and biggest shopping and entertainment centre Andel / Novy Smichov is nearby, and there you will find good restaurants.

University College Hlávkova offers accommodation in the historical center of Prague. Peaceful surroundings and close views of Prague Castle. Suitable for families with children.

Prague Hotel Cerna Liska/ Lippert (earlier Black Fox) Praha, from category 4 star hotels in Prague, is located directly in the historical centre of Prague. You can find hotel just a few steps away from the 'line A' - underground station "Staroměstská", on the Old Town Square. You will find hotel opposite to the St.Nicolas Church. Rooms offer view of the Old Town Square or view of the calmer St. Nicolaus church.

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. 

Prague Bed & Breakfast Corto offer standard yet stylish Prague accommodation for those who love to be out there enjoying our beautiful Prague centre, its sights, shopping, night life and culture. The B&B is as central as it is possible to be, right on the “Golden Tourist Way” running from the famous Wenceslas square (Vaclavske namesti) through the Old Town (Stare Mesto) to the amazing “Charles Bridge” (Karluv most).

Prague Hostel Homer is ideally located in the city centre,walking distance to all major attractions, and interesting spots of Prague: 150 meters from Old Town Square, 4 min walking from Charles Bridge, surrounded by cafés, restaurants, bars, clubs, pubs and great shops.

Hostel Manhattan Praha, from category cheap accommodation in Prague, is located in the heart of Prague Downtown, just a 1 minute walk from Wenceslas Square (Vaclavske namesti) and 3 minutes walk from famous Old Town Square (Staromestske namesti) as well as other places of sightseeing. And a 5 minutes walk distance to Charles Bridge.

Hotel U Klenotníka Praha, is 4 star hotel in Prague, is a charming family hotel in the very Prague center, the capital of the Czech Republic. The hotel is situated in a historical building and offers, apart from a unique genius loci, also perfect location, only a one minute walk from the Wenceslas Square and a three minute walk 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.