


Overview:
Completely refurbished in recent years, this eight-storey hotel combines understated contemporary décor with friendly, English-speaking staff who are happy to share local tips. The 258 rooms range from twins to spacious family configurations, all served by speedy lifts. After exploring Prague’s castles and cafés, guests can unwind on the leafy terrace or plan the next adventure over a Czech beer in the lobby bar.
Amenities, Sports & Entertainment:
Although there is no full spa, guests have access to a small fitness corner equipped with treadmills, bikes and free weights, ideal for maintaining routines between city strolls. The lobby lounge screens major sports fixtures, and reception can arrange discounted entry to nearby swimming pools, tennis courts and bowling alleys. Bike hire, walking maps and guided excursions are available for those who prefer fresh-air exploration.
Food and Drink:
Mornings begin with a hearty hot and cold buffet featuring fresh bread, pastries, cereals, cheeses, cold meats and cooked favourites such as eggs and sausages. The casual in-house restaurant serves simple Czech classics and international crowd-pleasers at lunch and dinner, while the lobby bar pours coffee by day and local lagers, wine and cocktails by night. Vending machines provide snacks round the clock.
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Rooms:
Fresh and functional rooms offer comfy twin, triple, quad or king-size beds, satellite TV, free Wi-Fi, desks, safes and modern shower bathrooms. Superior Rooms add air-conditioning and tea and coffee sets, while Family Rooms consist of two inter-connecting bedrooms sharing a hallway and bathroom – perfect for those travelling with children or friends. Daily housekeeping keeps everything spotless.






