Prague accommodation near Pinkasova synagoga

Romantic Hotel Lokal Inn, from category 4 star hotels in Prague, is situated close proximity of the Charles bridge and the setting – the district known as Lesser Town – conspire to create the illusion of history drawing nearer. To lodge at the Lokál Inn is to experience a striking combination of contemporary comfort and superb Czech cuisine.

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.

Prague Hotel Hoffmeister, another from the category 5 star luxury Prague hotels,  is situated at the foot of the Old Castle Steps (Zamecke schody Praha), in close proximity to Hradcany and Prague Castle (Prazsky hrad). The Hoffmeister luxury Prague hotel is the place in Prague that the curious discover, the satisfied seek out and to which those with high standards return. The hotel provides luxury Prague accommodation in 30 rooms and 8 apartments with individual control of the heating and air-conditioning, telephone with a direct line, satellite colour television, mini-bar, security safe, trouser press, hair-drier and all that is needed for the feeling of perfect comfort.

Grand Hotel Bohemia, from category 5 star hotels in Prague, is situated in the centre of Prague’s Old Town, close to the Powder Tower at the beginning of the Street of Bohemian Kings, the so-called Kings Way. The central location of Grand Hotel Bohemia, within easy reach of innumerable Prague sights, makes your holiday in Prague a visual and cultural experience. Just a few minutes on foot divide Hotel Bohemia from the old town ring with the antique town hall. Business travellers appreciate the direct proximity to the Prague stock exchange and the business centres of the Czech capital. The most beautiful shopping passages are also within easy reach.

Hotel Cafe Dvorak, from category 4 star Prague hotels, is located in a peaceful, pedestrian square in the shadow of Charles Bridge. The rooms are stylish and renovated at 2001.

Pension Unitas is a nice Prague pension located in Prague center near Charles Bridge, National Theatre, Old Town Square, Wenceslas Square. Pension Unitas offers an ideal location to discover Prague´s many attractions and sample the best of Czech culture and night life. Pension Unitas offers low budget solid prague accommodation in 36 guest rooms with shared bathroom facilities.

The Hotel Prague Inn from 4 star hotels in Prague is situated immediately in Wenceslas Square (Vaclavske namesti) in the central position in Prague. Wenceslas Square and its pedestrian zones guarantee all our guests the required peace for rest at the hotel. Location of this hotel in Prague makes it possible to reach on foot without exerting too much efforts most of the best favoured tourist sights. 

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.

Hotel Liberty Praha, from category 4 star Prague hotels, is located in Prague historical center, on a pedestrian area near the famous Wenceslas Square. Luxury hotel came to it´s existence as a result of a careful and sophisticated reconstruction of palace, built in the year 1894 in Art Nouveau style.

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.