We stayed in this hotel in November last year. We did not book any accomodation in advance - in fact we only booked the flight less than 12 hours before we left.
We booked the hotel through the Airport booking service when we arrived in Prague - and paid only (what is equivalent to) £25 a ... Read review
114 executive and deluxe Rooms - 10 Luxury suites with internet access in all rooms - ... more
Restaurant - Bar - 24h Reception - Room service - Professional concierge service - Laundry - Meeting rooms with day light for up to 250 persons - Free hotel sauna - Free access to business centre - Exotic Java Princess massage - Free access to World Class Fitness - City centre a few steps from Wenceslas square and Old Town square.
Information: :Price is per double room per night and may vary depending on date booked...
114 executive and deluxe Rooms - 10 Luxury suites with internet access in all rooms - ... more
Restaurant - Bar - 24h Reception - Room service - Professional concierge service - Laundry - Meeting rooms with day light for up to 250 persons - Free hotel sauna - Free access to business centre - Exotic Java Princess massage - Free access to World Class Fitness - City centre a few steps from Wenceslas square and Old Town square.
Information: :Price is per double room per night and may vary depending on date booked...
Grand Hotel Praha is the only hotel offering a magical view of a unique historical sight - ... more
the Astronomical Clock. Enjoy the highest level of comfort in an impressive historical building.The Grand Hotel Praha boasts a superb location directly in the heart of the Old Town, a short walk or tram ride away from many theatres, exhibition centres and shopping areas. Since ancient times it has been said that the Old Town Square with the Astronomical Clock are sites with magical powers, enhancing the creativity of visitors to Prague. In the peace and comfort of the Baroque-style building of the Grand Hotel Praha you can experience these powers first hand.Please check our special offers for stays of 4 nights or more.
Information: :Price is per double room per night and may vary depending on date booked...
The luxury Art-Nouveau Palace Praha hotel is perfectly located in the historical city ... more
centre, just a few steps from Wenceslas and Old Town squares, as well as from the shopping areas.Each of the deluxe and executive rooms is elegantly furnished and equipped with complimentary coffee/tea facilities, a safe and Italian marble bathrooms.Enjoy the tasty buffet breakfast, free access to the hotel sauna and complimentary internet access in the business centre and the lobby!Superb conference facilities, the award-winning Gourmet Club Restaurant and the exotic Java Princess massages round off the sophisticated facilities of the Palace Praha hotel for both leisure and business travellers.
Information: :Price is per double room per night and may vary depending on date booked...
Situated close to the main attractions, to the large park and Prague Exhibition Grounds ... more
and offering free internet access, the Parkhotel is a great choice for any visitor.The modern hotel offers the comfortable facilities for leisure and business travellers. Choose from nicely furnished and fully equipped rooms, several restaurants with fine cuisine and up-to-date meeting rooms. A wide choice of services will satisfy even the most demanding clients.The next tram stop is just 100 metres away.
Information: :Price is per double room per night and may vary depending on date booked...
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We stayed in this hotel in November last year. We did not book any accomodation in advance - in fact we only booked the flight less than 12 hours before we left.
We booked the hotel through the Airport booking service when we arrived in Prague - and paid only (what is equivalent to) £25 a night for 2 people in a room.
The hotel staf were great - the rooms all en-suite with shower etc. The standard of the rooms were excellent - very ... more
We stayed in this hotel in November last year. We did not book any accomodation in advance - in fact we only booked the flight less than 12 hours before we left. We booked the hotel through the Airport booking service when we arrived in Prague - and paid only (what is equivalent to) £25 a night for 2 people in a room. The hotel staf were great - the rooms all en-suite with shower etc. The standard of the rooms were excellent - very well maintained. The only slight downside is that it is not in the City Centre - but it is right on a tram line that goes direct into the City (about 2/3 minutes. I would recommend this hotel - especially to those on a budget.
Advantages: Hotel Chain, Excellent Staff, Location Disadvantages: Not many but little things - Read Review
The hotel Ibis Praha City belongs to the Accor chain of Hotels which include many others such as Novotel. The decision was based generally because we had not visited Prague before and wanted the assurance of a Hotel Chain and a good location.
The hotel is described as the Ibis Wencelas Square (which is 5 minutes walk from the hotel). Booked direct through the Ibis website we got a reservation with nothing to pay until we checked out of the hotel. The option to reserve e the room was an excellent idea (but with drawbacks) and for the two of us for two nights it cost £149 for a double room. This was the price stated on the website, but booked and shown in Euros €214. The prices are stated in euros at the hotel. The only thing we found is that when you check out you pay in CZK and after exchange rates etc it came to £160.
We would ...
Advantages: cheap, good network Disadvantages: taxi drivers will fleece you
I recently went to Prague because I was unable to get a cheap flight from Vienna to London at such short notice. I will certainly return to Prague a lot wiser than before. The train ride to Prague from Vienna takes about 4 and a half hours, and is very comfortable, being a EuroCity train. However things change when you get to Prague, especially when you are wanting to make a flight, because your train has been held up.
The station which you arrive at in Prague from Vienna (Praha Holesovice) looks to be in the middle of nowhere. Indeed it can seem like this, especially if you arrive in late December, and it is after all the embodiment of most travellers grimmest nightmare. The reality is somewhat better. Rather than get fleeced by a dodgy cab driver, who will happily charge you CZK1000 (ca. £20) for a ride to Ruzyne airport (about 30 ...
Advantages: Cheap comparatively to the west, beautiful, mysterious, old world charm Disadvantages: Shady salespeople, water not safe to drink
Prague, or Praha as the locals call it, is an excellent city to go to. I find it to be the best city I have been to, and the most mystrious, most enchanting and most alluring. An important point would be that it is also one of the cheapest. But that's not trus in some areas of the city. For example, in the old town square, next to the astronomical clock, the prices match those of West German restaurants. And one should be careful of the currency exchanges, because their interest rate is extremely high. These are the licensed ones. It is better changing money at licensed money changers, since fake notes abound in Prague. But on a lighter note, I stayed at the Kollege Strahov, a university campus on top of the hill where there's a Czech imitation of the Eiffel Tower. It takes me about 15 minutes to walk from there to the city ...
