Hotel in Prague

Prague, where history meets the 21st century

Prague, the capital of the Czech Republic is a magical place to spend your vacation. A small and intimate city, Prague offers visitors history, tradition, culture, excellent food and wine and a city firmly planted in the 21st century. Add to this, friendly inhabitants, an excellent transportation system and a wide variety of hotels from traditional lodges to ultra modern 5 star hotels, and you are guaranteed an experience you'll never forget.
Despite being a compact city, Prague has a lot to see and do. So you should plan your trip carefully and decide what sites you really want to see the most. Mind you, if you decide to be impulsive, the staff at any hotel in Prague will be glad to suggest things for you to see and do.

The old city of Prague
The Old City is a place steeped in history, romance and medieval architecture. Easily accessible by metro or bus or even by foot if your hotel in Prague is in the city center, wandering through the cobbled streets and alleyways takes you back in time. Don't stick to the main streets, take a random side street and instantly be transported into a quiet and peaceful setting just 20 meters from 21st century traffic.

Prague Castle
The largest complete medieval castle in the world, Prague Castle is visible from almost everywhere in the city. The home of Czech kings and Emperors and now the official residence of the President of the Czech Republic, this magnificent structure in the most popular site in Prague.

Churches and Cathedrals
For such a small city, Prague has an amazing number of magnificent churches and cathedrals. Don't miss the St. Vitus Cathedral in Prague Castle with its 95 meter tower with a breathtaking view of the entire city. Ask at your hotel in Prague reception to find out more and get directions.

The Astronomical Clock, the Jewish Quarter and Charles Bridge
No trip to Prague would be complete without a visit to see the medieval astronomical clock at Prague's town hall as it chimes the hours. Originally constructed in 1410 and rebuilt in1490, this amazing timepiece has been telling time ever since.
Prague's Jewish quarter is small but packed with historical interest. With synagogues dating back hundreds of years, this was also the birthplace of the tale of the Golem of Prague.
The Charles Bridge is a favorite meeting place for Czechs and tourists alike. Lined with 75 statues and many colorful street vendors, the bridge connects new Prague to the old city.
For information and maps, ask at the front desk of your hotel in Prague.

Night Life
Prague has an amazing variety or bars, restaurants, night clubs and theatres so there is always something to do in the evening. Ask at your hotels front desk for the latest news about upcoming events and things to do.
 

Hotels in Prague

When on vacation, you need a place to stay, and you will find a hotel in Prague that will suite every taste and every budget. One especially fine hotel in Prague that we have no hesitation in recommending is the Duo Hotel. Located just 15 minutes from the city center with a metro station right next door, the Duo Hotel offers some of the finest accommodation and facilities of any hotel in Prague. 647 air-conditioned rooms, fine restaurants and bars, a modern 12 lane bowling alley, a 20 meter swimming pool, fitness room, sauna and massages make the Duo Hotel the perfect place to relax after a day on the town.