A lovely, traditional, family run hotel, decorated in a 19th Century, Bohemian style. Officially rated 4 star. Good room facilities and nice restaurant serving Czech specialities.... more
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Hotel Vysehrad, Prague
The small and cosy hotel is located in a quiet area near to the city centre, only a 3
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minute walk from Prague Congress Centre and a 5 minute walk from the city¤s oldest monument - Vysehrad. The hotel is furnished in a 19th century decorative style. Roo...
Apartments Vysehrad, Prague
Apartments Vysehrad are situated in a quiet street below the remains of the spectacular
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old Vysehrad fortress, only 5 minutes by tram from the heart of the city centre, with very easy access to all major attractions of central Prague. Combining old wo...
Apartments Vysehrad, Prague
Apartments Vysehrad are situated in a quiet street below the remains of the spectacular
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old Vysehrad fortress, only 5 minutes by tram from the heart of the city centre, with very easy access to all major attractions of central Prague. Combining old world charm with modern amenities, this comfortable hotel emphasises on friendly service along with courteous and well-groomed staff. The comfortable guest rooms are marked with amiable atmosphere to assure you a wonderful experience. The restaurant is an ideal place to enjoy scrumptious international and Czech cuisine in a friendly and cosy atmosphere. A nearby park provides marvellous views of the city, the river and Prague Castle.
Hotel Vysehrad, Prague
The small and cosy hotel is located in a quiet area near to the city centre, only a 3
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minute walk from Prague Congress Centre and a 5 minute walk from the city¤s oldest monument - Vysehrad. The hotel is furnished in a 19th century decorative style. Rooms are well equipped with air conditioning, safe, mini-bar, hairdryer, television, telephone and radio. Features include a restaurant, lobby bar, garages and free WiFi connection.
A lovely, traditional, family run hotel, decorated in a 19th Century, Bohemian style. Officially rated 4 star. Good room facilities and nice restaurant serving Czech specialities. Located near the Vysehrad, Prague's oldest monument andclose to an underground station just three stops from Wenceslas Square. Close to Exhibition Centre. Quiet location and excellent value.
Advantages: Fantastic city, plenty to do and see, beer still relatively cheap Disadvantages: City is loosing some of its authencity by becoming Westernised with the likes of McDonalds popping up
...), Stare Mesto (Old Town) including Josefov, Nove Mesto (New Town) and Vysehrad.
At present currency is the Crown but a recent referendum say the people of Czech Republic voting yes to join the EU so watch out for the Euro becoming legal tender in the not too distant future.
CITY TRANSPORT
There are the 3 main forms of public transport in Prague – Metro, Trams and Buses. To be honest the only one l can speak with any knowledge on was the metro as that is the transport we deemed to be the most accessible and easy to use. Friends of mine when visiting the city a few years back favoured the trams. The metros arrive around 2-4 minutes between one another during peak hours and perhaps 10 mins during off peak times. Operation times are between 5am and 12pm. A tourist ticket valid for 7 days is approximately 250 KC and well worth the buy...
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Advantages: beautiful buildings, fab city Disadvantages: none
...and a gloriously decorated ceiling.The walk up to the castle is steep but full of attractive buildings and the view from the castle down over the town is well worth the climb. The castle itself is vast. St Vitus Cathedral is beautiful and contains relics of various saints, beautiful stained glass windows old and modern and the Czech crown jewels. Another place which is less well known is Vysehrad back on the other side of the river. It has fabulous views out over the river and was reputed to be the site of early Prague settlement. The graveyard is the most beautiful I have ever seen with art nouveau decorated tombs and is the final resting place of Czech heroes.
There are plenty of good cafes and restaurants especially if you want to try authentic Czech specialities. I can recommend the Pilsner Restaurant at the Municipal House, the Cafe Slavia...
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...I was on a city break to Prague and had a winderful time. The weather was great, the food outstanding, the people friendly, the hotel fantastic. While in Prague there is so much to do and see that you will undoubtedly run out of time. I used a whole day to visit Terezin and the Ghettos - humbly to a huge degree. The castle is beautiful and the surrounding buildings and churches are fabulous works of art. I crossed Charles Bridge and was fascinated by some of the sights. The lunch cruise was a bit of a disappointment and I would not do this again or recommend it. I found getting around Prague relatively easy - primarily due to the location of the hotel....
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We will be going to this Hotel in October, there will be 17 of us, not a Stag Group just a large Family Oldest will be 82. We have stayed here 3 times before. Although we could get cheaper options we are well satisfied with the Salvator. We book thru the more
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