Prague Hotels

FREE transport from Prague airport with EVERY RESERVATION!

We are a reservation agency based in Prague with over 6 years experience in the hotel reservation business.
we offer over 70 Prague hotels and apartments ranging from 5 star (Deluxe Hotels), 4 star (Luxury hotels) to 3 star (Mid Range hotels).

We are dedicated to providing quality, value, comfort and a friendly service all at discount prices of up to 45% from the normal hotel prices and you are welcome to contact us for any assistance. All our hotels in Prague are hand picked and provide a good friendly service.

Our aim is to make it easy for you to find and book hotels in Prague. We have more than 70 hotels that you can view and book online ranging from the Grand Hotel Prague located in front of the famous astronomical clock on the Old Town Square, Hotel Certovka and Hotel Kampa Garden located next to the famous Charles Bridge, or Hotel Adria located on Wenceslas Square. As well as offer accommodation in famous chain hotels like Ibis, we also offer rooms in many of the smaller family run hotels. We offer accommodation in Prague ranging from low-cost privately owned guesthouses to five star global chains to cater for all our clients taste.

Most of the hotels are located close to major tourist attractions like the Prague castle, Charles Bridge, Wenceslas square, Old Town Square and Major theatres. Most are also ideally situated near to the Metro (Underground) or tram stations, which mean you, are only a few stops away from many of the major attractions.
Our rates are much lower than published hotel rates and include local taxes, service and continental breakfast (unless otherwise stated) so the price you see is the price you pay.

3 Star Hotels

Hotel Harmony

from 23 Euros (£16)


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Hotel Barley

from 23 Euros (£16)


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Hotel Brixen

from 17 Euros (£12)


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Hotel U Suteru

from 26 Euros (£18)


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4 Star Hotels

 

Hotel Tulip Inn

 

from 42 Euros (£28)

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Hotel Green Lobster

 

from 37 Euros (£25)

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Hotel Maria

 


from 36 Euros (£25)


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Hotel Novotel

 


from 48 Euros (£33)


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5 Star Hotels

 

Hotel Ambassador

 

from 60 Euros (£41)


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Hotel Golden Gate

 

from 48 Euros (£33)


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Hotel Iron Gate



from 66 Euros (£45)

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Grand Hotel Praha


from 73 Euros (£49)

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Welcome to our server which offers Accommodation in Prague Hotels. On our web sites you can find various possibilities of accommodation in Prague, the capital of Czech Republic. In our database of accommodation in Prague you can of course choose various accommodation possibilities in Prague - for example: Accommodation in Prague hotels, Prague hostels, Prague pensions, or you may rather prefer accommodation in apartments. Searching the accommodations in Prague according to price, type of accommodation (Prague hotels, hostels, pensions, apartments; in case of Prague hotels according to the number of stars = the hotel's quality) is common place, as well as online reservation and several possibilities of payment (including payment by credit card). In the section info about Prague you can find basic information about Prague including a virtual walk around its sights and monuments. Why book accommodation from Prague Hotel Apartments? Unlike most of Prague apartment online reservation agencies, we make sure that our properties have the most reasonable prices even for instant reservations - all year long.

Something about magic city

Probably a lot was written about this truly beautiful city and still reasons why Prague is so popular are quite simple. Strolling at cobblestone streets of the old town with great views at architecture buildings, churches and magnificent Castle make it believe. You can continue having a relatively cheap lunch or dinner at one of pubs accompanied with world famous Czech beer. Later on cut the cost of an entrance ticket in a half to enjoy a classic music concert or for a younger crowd just clubbing and adoring beautiful Czech girls. When you get enough of tourist places just escape to peaceful leafy grounds of Vysehrad or Stromovka Park. Shopper lovers will not be left behind as often excellent and reasonably priced local goods swelling all the time. No matter if there is winter or summer, you will enjoy Prague at its best. You will fall in love with Prague, we promise!

Prague seldom visited by tourists until the 1989 is now one of the most popular visited destinations in Europe.  ‘Maticka’ Praha as we call it ‘little mother Prague’ is very beautiful city. It’s our capital, cradle of our culture where many famous writers, artists, athletes, sports players, models, film directors were born. This city was under communism for over 40 years. Then Velvet Revolution of 17th November 1989 changes everything (now Czech Republic public holiday). And from moment when freedom comes to the streets, city starts enjoying a huge economic boom. Prague has a great scale of architecture buildings. In 1992 the historical core of the city covering 866 hectares was listed in the UNESCO World Cultural and Natural Heritage Register. No matter where you will go there, you will discover some parts of that city multi-layered history dating from the Holy Roman Empire, the Habsburg Empire, the first Czechoslovak Republic (1918), the Nazi Protectorate of Bohemia and Moravia, the Communist Republic of Czechoslovakia to the now days of democratic Czech Republic. City undamaged by WWII can now offer unforgettable experience just walking through Baroque, Rococo and Art Nouveau redeveloped streets.
Prague is situated on a broken terrain on both banks of the Vltava (Moldau) river in central Bohemia.

Why is Prague so popular? There’s something magic about that city. We don’t know if it is Franz Kafka who’s attracting many Jewish to see Old Synagogue. We don’t know if it is a view from famous café Slavia over river and castle where former president used to go. We don’t know if it is inexpensive sort break offered in some travel agents shop. We don’t know if it is a desire to see post communist city witch has been barred from visitor for many decades. We don’t know if it is strolling over Charles Bride at dawn. Maybe this Prague guide ... We don’t know … but what we know, you will fall in love with Prague.

How long should I stay in Prague? We believe three days are minimum if you want to see what Prague has to offer. Of course if you have more time you will not be in rush and you can indulge yourself in Prague atmosphere even better.

Why go to Prague? Prague is a mixture of modern shops and ancient architecture, Gothic spires and Baroque facades. Absolutely fantastic place for leisure,  to explore architecture,  go shopping, taste European cousin, enjoy chilled Czech beer and see beautiful girls.

The Czech Republic becomes more westernized everyday, but still offers glimpses of what was once a truly distinct eastern Europe. This westernization comes with perks (everyone speaks English) and downfalls (insane inflation), but overall there is much charm to be found if one ventures even remotely off the beaten path. For the beer aficionado, however, things are changing for the worse all too rapidly. Small breweries are going out of business and even the mightly Pilsner Urquell has undergone vast changes that most views as for the worse. Still, there is no place better to drink a pilsner and there are some great beers to be found by the astute hunter. There are some sights to see along the way as well. But get there soon before it becomes just one more stops on the European itinerary of the college sophomore crowd.

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