Best Hotels in Prague
Explore Prague with 1234 hotels near iconic landmarks, popular shopping streets, and top dining spots.
Hilton Prague Atrium ★★★★★
Enjoy the convenience of a large on-site parking garage, making it the perfect starting point for your Czech road trip adventure with total peace of mind.
Anette Hotel ★★★
"The roof of the room is slanted, which makes it a little inconvenient to take a shower, but it's usable! All in all this price is very good! The experience is pretty good!"
Hermitage Hotel Prague ★★★★
Enjoy the convenience of secure on-site parking in a quiet riverside neighbourhood, making this stylish hotel the perfect hassle-free base for your Czech road trip.
The President ★★★★★
A hotel on the Vltava embankment in the Jewish Quarter, offering stunning views of Prague Castle, a rooftop bar, and an indoor pool.
The Gold Bank ★★★★
Stay in a beautifully restored historic bank near the main railway station. This boutique hotel offers modern design and a central base for city exploration.
La Fenice ★★★
"Great hotel! A little bit older but everything was great, easy access to old town and restaurants in the area were good! Breakfast was really nice"
Michelangelo Grand Hotel ★★★★★
A hotel featuring the signature Original Beer Spa and designer rooms — nestled between Wenceslas Square and the National Theatre.
Numa Prague Republika ★★★★
"The overall impression is not bad, but if in the details: - satisfactory! The location is not bad, the service is around - everything you need in walking distance! It took 30 minutes to understand how to get into the room, the electronic lock in the elevator from the last century... the notations of how to use are incomprehensible (both in the course of the building and in the elevator)... Water in the room is probably supplied manually... But from a pleasant in the room there is a present - beer, chips, coffee, tea and even milk! The smell is very unpleasant (managers that can't be ventilated).………3+not 4…."
Grandium Hotel Prague ★★★★★
A hotel with a lobby bar and 365 designer rooms — just steps away from Wenceslas Square.
Where to Stay in Prague
Find the best area in Prague for your stay
Nové Město
A grand fusion of Gothic grit and modern symmetry. This district offers a structured, 'Architectural Zen' where historic boulevards provide a calm, rhythmic city escape.
- Sweeping panoramas of medieval squares
- Soaring Gothic tower views
- Serene hidden courtyard gardens
Wenceslas Square
A vibrant, boulevard-style square in the heart of Prague, famous for its historic architecture, bustling shops, lively nightlife, and the constant, electric energy of the city.
- Lined with vibrant shops, charming cafés, and welcoming hotels
- Historic buildings and cultural landmarks nearby
- Excellent tram and metro connections that make getting around a breeze
Vinohrady
A refined, leafy district celebrated for its grand historic buildings, quiet parks, charming cafés, and a relaxed, upscale local vibe.
- Tree-lined streets dotted with beautiful architecture
- Stylish cafés, artisanal bakeries, and delicious restaurants
- Tranquil parks and expansive green spaces
Karlin
A revitalized neighborhood that blends modern offices, stylish cafés, and historic buildings, all set against a relaxed, creative urban backdrop.
- Trendy cafés, lively bars, and delicious restaurants
- Explore a blend of sleek modern offices and stunning historic architecture
- Riverside paths and lush green spaces nearby
Smichov
A bustling riverside district that blends seamless transport connections, vibrant shopping centers, and charming residential areas, all with easy access to the city center.
- Major metro and train connections that make exploring the city a breeze
- Explore large shopping malls and cinemas
- Scenic riverside walks along the Vltava River
Lesser Town
A fairytale labyrinth of cobbled alleys and grand palaces. This hillside district offers a 'Modern Zen' escape through its rhythmic red-tiled rooftops and meticulously manicured gardens.
- Majestic Baroque church domes
- Sweeping views of the Vltava River
- Quiet, terraced hillside gardens
Žižkov
A lively, slightly gritty neighborhood celebrated for its bohemian spirit, buzzing nightlife, dense housing, and strong local character.
- Packed with lively bars, cozy pubs, and a vibrant nightlife scene
- Budget-friendly eateries and charming local cafés to discover
- Excellent tram connections that make getting to the city centre a breeze
Holesovice
A former industrial area transformed into a vibrant cultural hub, celebrated for its galleries, modern spaces, riverside parks, and a thriving creative scene.
- Contemporary art galleries and inspiring exhibition spaces
- Riverside parks and expansive green spaces
- Trendy cafés, local breweries, and delicious restaurants
Stare Mesto
The historic heart of Prague, brimming with medieval streets, iconic squares, Gothic churches, and the constant, vibrant energy of culture and tourism.
- The Iconic Old Town Square and Astronomical Clock
- Narrow cobblestone streets lined with historic buildings
- Charming cafés, delicious restaurants, and boutique hotels everywhere
Josefov
A compact historic district nestled within Old Town, celebrated for its rich Jewish heritage, stunning architecture, and perfect location for exploring the city's top sights.
- Historic synagogues and fascinating Jewish museums
- Just a stone's throw from Old Town Square
- Luxury shops and boutique hotels nearby
Explore Accommodation Types in Prague
Grandior Hotel Prague
Contemporary hotel with business-friendly amenities, on-site dining, fitness centre, and walking distance to historic Prague landmarks.
Urban Creme
A stylish urban escape focusing on visual silence and high-end amenities. Perfectly situated for walking to the city centre or catching a nearby tram.
The Julius Prague
Step into a piece of Prague history at the legendary Alcron Bar, known for its cinematic atmosphere and innovative cocktails that blend tradition with a modern twist.
The Mozart Prague
Boutique palace-style hotel featuring ornate interiors, spacious suites, cultural heritage charm, and walking access to Prague Old Town.
Panorama by Verdi Hotels
"The hotel is conveniently located with easy access to transportation, and it's not far from the main tourist attractions. The hotel itself is grand and luxurious, and the breakfast offers a wide variety of delicious options. It's a great choice for both business and leisure travelers."
Orea Hotel Pyramida Praha
"Nice."
Alchymist Grand Hotel and Spa
A hotel in a 16th-century Baroque palace in Malá Strana — a pool, spa, and daily wine tasting at the foot of Prague Castle.
BoHo Prague Hotel - Small Luxury Hotels
"The BoHo Hotel is simply outstanding – 5 stars are not enough! Perfect location, stylish design, spotless clean rooms, and a wonderful little spa that was even great for our toddler. The whole hotel has a calm, elegant atmosphere that makes you instantly relax after exploring busy Prague. The rooms are spacious, beautifully designed and extremely comfortable – we slept wonderfully. The staff was also incredibly kind and welcoming towards our little one, which made our stay even more special as a family. What truly makes it exceptional is the team: Dominik Hendrych (Front Office Manager) made us feel so well cared for, Sergej welcomed us warmly and guided us through the hotel, and Igor at the bar was attentive, reliable, and always so kind. Breakfast and dining were excellent – fresh, varied, and beautifully presented. We felt at home from the very first moment and can only recommend BoHo as the perfect place for an unforgettable stay in Prague. We’ll definitely be back!"
Aquapalace Hotel Prague
"Nice Hotel with good family rooms. We also had half board and the food was very good. We had great fun at the water park and The gym was amazing! Our children are 4-years old and we spent 2 nights there. Also plenty to do for older children. Could definitely visit again. Only minus was that there was no fridge in the room."
Falkensteiner Boutique Hotel Prague
A calm, stylish sanctuary in the city centre. Enjoy a refined spa, visual silence, and modern rooms just steps from the main railway station.
Hotel Duo & Wellness
Comfortable city accommodation combines relaxing spa facilities, including a spacious indoor pool, sauna and Thai massage area, with a convenient location near Střížkov Metro Station and Prague’s city centre.
Mamaison Residence Downtown Prague
"Great hotel, with helpful staff. The room was spacious and clean, perfect after a day of sightseeing."
Andaz Prague, By Hyatt
"The room was very clean, the front desk service was very good, and they introduced the hotel facilities and services to us in detail. The uncle at the door helped us deliver our luggage to the room and hung up our clothes. It was worth the money."
987 Design Prague Hotel
"The hotel has a very convenient location. The train station is nearby, the historical center is a ten-minute walk away. The room is spacious and stylish. There are toiletries, disposable slippers, a coffee machine, sparkling and still water, a minibar with a variety of drinks. And everything is free. The room is clean, the bed is comfortable, the bed linen is snow-white, the pillows are large and comfortable. The price includes a fairly good breakfast. The staff is friendly. They advised us where to eat deliciously and what interesting things to see! If I am in Prague again, I will stay here again!"
Hotel Adler - Czech Leading Hotels
"Breakfast is super! Toilet is small."
Boutique Hotel Constans
"Hotel with a central location but without crowds or noise. Allows you to rest"
Guest Reviews for Prague Hotels
Hotels Near Top Attractions in Prague
Discover the charm of Prague by staying near its iconic landmarks.
Old Town Square
Stay at the centre of it all. Most major sights are within walking distance, surrounded by traditional Czech bistros and charming, narrow winding alleys.
Charles Bridge
Walk at dawn to avoid crowds. The misty river views, street musicians, and local artists create a soulful atmosphere against a backdrop of historic spires.
Prague Main Railway Station
Perfectly practical for early departures. You’re just steps from the Airport Express and Wenceslas Square, with a mix of grand historic hotels and sleek apartments.
Prague Castle
Staying near the castle is a brilliant choice if you’re after a quiet, historic atmosphere. You’ll be close to the palace grounds and stunning, panoramic hilltop views of the city.
Old Town
Lose yourself in winding alleys where history feels tangible. From bustling markets to quiet, candlelit jazz cellars, the district offers a sensory journey through time.
Prague Astronomical Clock
Boutique suites here offer front-row views of the hourly spectacle. You’ll hear the historic chimes from your window, living in the city's medieval heart.
St. Vitus Cathedral
Boutique hotels in the Hradčany district offer serene, cobbled surroundings. Wake up to the cathedral bells and enjoy early access before the daytime crowds arrive.
Golden Lane
The atmosphere feels preserved and intimate, where old houses and fortress walls define the rhythm of your day.
Vltava
Staying nearby keeps the river always present—bridges, reflections, evening lights, and easy walks shaping the entire experience.
Prague Travel Information
Power Plug & Voltage
230V/Type C/E
Exchange Rate
CZK
Local Payment
Cards/Cash
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T-Mobile/O2/Vodafone
Current Weather
Cloudy
More Information About Prague Hotels
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Number of reviews |
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Total properties |
1,234 |
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Weekday Avg. Price |
£164 |
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Weekend Avg. Price |
£215 |
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Trending hotel |
Villa Wagner |
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Popular area |
Nové Město |
FAQ – Hotels in Prague
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What is the average price of a hotel in Prague this weekend?
According to the latest 12-month data from Trip.com, the average price for a 3-star hotel in Prague this weekend is £140 per night. For a 4-star hotel, the average cost is £266 per night. If you're looking for a luxury experience, 5-star hotels in Prague this weekend typically cost £453 per night.
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How much do hotels in Prague cost per night on weekdays?
Based on the latest 12-month data from Trip.com, the average price for a 3-star hotel in Prague during weekdays is £106 per night. For a 4-star hotel, you can expect to pay around £203 per night. If you're seeking a luxury stay, 5-star hotels in Prague generally cost £394 per night on weekdays.
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What are the best places to stay in Prague?
Some of the best places to stay in Prague are near popular attractions like Old Town Square and Charles Bridge, offering easy access to key sights and amenities.
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What are the top hotels in Prague near Old Town Square?
Some of the top hotels in Prague near Old Town Square include Hotel Rott (from £116), Hotel Leon D´Oro (from £115) and The Botanist by Adrez (from £78), all offering easy access to Old Town Square, making them ideal for visitors looking to explore the area.
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What are some of the best hotels in Prague?
The most popular Prague hotels for your stay: Villa Wagner (from £45), The Gold Bank (from £53) and Prague Dream Hostel (from £16) are the preferred hotels.
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Which hotels in Prague are pet friendly?
Villa Wagner (from £45), Mama Shelter Prague (from £48) and Relax Inn (from £37) allow pets. Take your pets with you during your stay!
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Which hotels in Prague are worth visiting for their spa experience?
Feel tired from travelling? Hilton Prague Atrium (from £70), Grandium Hotel Prague (from £93) and Hotel Cube Prague (from £147) provide highly rated spa services.
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Which hotels in Prague have hot springs?
Want to experience hot springs in your hotel? Hotel Suite Home Prague (from £81), Hotel Metamorphis (from £89) and Marie - Luisa (from £49) have hot springs. Book now!
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Which hotels in Prague have swimming pools?
Hilton Prague Atrium (from £70), Panorama by Verdi Hotels (from £66) and Grand Hotel Prague Towers (from £121) are hotels with swimming pools. Stay at any of these hotels to enjoy a swimming pool!
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What hotels in Prague offer an especially good breakfast ?
Hilton Prague Atrium (from £70),Grandium Hotel Prague (from £93) and Falkensteiner Boutique Hotel Prague (from £139) provide high-quality breakfast. Start your day with a delicious breakfast!
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