Prague’s Best Hotels and Hostels

Whatever your budget and preference Prague has a hotel to suit you, whether you’re a luxury hotel kind of traveller or a backpacker on a budget. From high-end hotels to hostels with a difference, here are five of the best accommodation providers in Prague

Le Palais Art Hotel is a luxury end hotel in the heart of Vinohrady recently taken over by expat property developer Dr Nino Altomonte. Boasting 72 beautifully decorated rooms, a patio area with stunning views over Prague 4, original artwork by French legend Le Corbusier and Czech artist Miloš Reindl alongside VIP services like helicopter transportation, luxury car rental and a high-end Italian restaurant – Le Palais Art Hotel is the perfect place to spoil yourself in Prague.

Mosaic House is an interesting mix of hotel and hostel with 41 private rooms with TV, WiFi and an iPad dock and a number that include a terrace with gorgeous views over the city, and 55 shared rooms that also include free WiFi and internet access and each have their own private bathroom. Extra handy for those who want to enjoy Prague’s nightlife, Mosaic House also has a club, La Loca Music Bar and Lounge, on its ground floor.

The Mark Hotel, situated in a former baroque palace, is simply divine if you’re looking for a weekend of luxury in Prague. Though historic from the outside, the Mark Hotel boasts a highly contemporary interior in contrast with its baroque exterior. With luxury rooms, a fitness and spa centre, two restaurants and a bar, the Mark Hotel is the place to stay in Prague if you’re looking for a bit of luxury.

Fusion Hotel is a hotel for everyone, no matter what their budget or who they are travelling with. From apartment and family rooms to standard and multiple occupancy rooms – whether you’re staying with your spouse and kids, a big group of friends, your significant other or by your lonesome, you will find a room to suit. And if you’re looking for something a bit different, Fusion Hotel has a number of themed rooms – like its Vintage Room, Love Room and Rock Room – to make your stay unique.

Not far from the banks of the Vltava on a quite cobbled street in Malá Strana is the luxury Mandarin Oriental Hotel. Located on the site of a former 14th century monastery, the hotel is just a short walk from major attractions like Prague Castle and the Charles Bridge and has 99 elegant rooms and suites along with a spa, cocktail bar and a restaurant offering both Czech and Asian cuisine.

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