UNESCO has listed the city of Prague as a world heritage site. Prague, also known as the land of a hundred spires, is the capital of the Czech republic. When people opt to visit Prague, it is advisable to make enquiries regarding this historical Czech city well in advance. There are a number of dedicated websites, travel magazines and subscriptions that provide all details regarding travel specials and deals, attractions, landmarks, activities and accommodation choices. These initial inquiries provide an outline, basic information and result in acquiring details on travel or providers.

It is advisable for travelers to understand tourism patterns and accommodation options in Prague. Most hoteliers and tourism officers make available descriptive brochures, regarding the lodging options they stand by. These are considered to be useful, as they outline city intersections, markets and street maps, to and from the accommodation in Prague. This helps tourists to find their lodging locations at ease, without getting lost in a new city.

When considering accommodations in Prague, it is advisable for foreign tourists to enquire about the accepted currency in a particular lodging. Tourists should make enquiries regarding the language spoken by the hotel staff. This is often an important requirement in a foreign city. This makes it possible for an enjoyable stay at any resort or hotel. It is feasible to locate lodging that arranges for transportation services.

It is advisable to enquire about the tariffs, taxes, correspondence options and payment plans. Certain government-aided documentaries discuss the accommodation options in Prague and provide visuals to promote and advertise tourism. These informative sources discuss a range of accommodation options including hotels, inns, cottages and clubs. Other accommodation options in Prague are apartments, resorts, timeshare accommodations and family vacation homes. Student hostels, villas and star rated accommodation options are also very popular.

BOTEL ALBATROS

Comfortable accessibility to the historical Prague center and romantic atmosphere on the waves of Vltava (Moldau) River is tempting for the guest from all Europe both in summer and winter season.
Botel Albatros offers 82 Double Rooms and 4 Suites equipped with shower, WC, SAT/TV and Telephone.
Historical sightseeing including popular journeys (Charles Bridge, Lesser Town, and Wenceslas Square) are accessible by walk. You can also reach municipal transport in 5 min. by walk.

HOTEL AMETYST PRAGUE - The Exclusive 4 Star Boutique Hotel
The building of Hotel Ametyst Prague is over 80 years old. In 1994, Hotel Ametyst, which is in the ownership of a family from Munich, has been fully reconstructed and rebuilt to meet international standards of a four-star hotel. After this thorough reconstruction, the hotel was reopened in December 1994.

  Jana Masaryka 11
  120 00 Praha 2
  Czech Republic
  Phone
  +420 222 921 921
  Fax:
  +420 222 921 999
  Reservations:
  +420 222 921 946
  +420 222 921 947



Hotel And?›l

In the centre of Prague, where the history and the modern spirit join, you can find the charming Andel Hotel.
Those who enjoy traditions can find in a close neighbourhood one of the most outstanding jewels of the Czech brewing trade -the Staropramen Brewery. Especially younger generation will appreciate recently opened world class shopping and entertainment centre "City Centre Zlaty Andel" in the hotel's vicinity.
A convenient location of the hotel in an immediate vicinity of the underground and the tram station enables you to get within few minutes to the most prominent and sought after places in the historical part of Prague, for example the Wenceslas Square, Old Town Sqaure, Charles Bridge or the famous Prague Castle.

 Radlicka 40/857
  150 00 Prag 5 - Smichov

  Tel.: +420 251 171 310

  Fax: +420 251 171 390

  Email:
  info@hotelandel.com


Hotel ANNA Prague
The elegant building of hotel Anna was constructed in the years 1892-1895 as a combination of neo classic facade and Art Nouveau interiors. The Anna is situated in the respected residential district of Vinohrady, right in the historical center of Prague. The Budecska Street is a quiet street, formed by mostly 19th century residential buildings.
The Anna is situated in the respected residential district of Vinohrady, right in the historical center of Prague. The Budecska Street is a quiet street, formed by mostly 19th century residential buildings. There are many restaurants and bars in the area, convenient for the traveler not willing to walk further away. Vinohrady area is also popular for being very well connected to the whole city by trams, subway and buses, all stopping near the hotel. There is a subway stop line "A", named "Namesti Miru" only approx. 200 meters from the hotel and subway stop line "C" named "I.P. Pavlova" approx. 400 meters from the Anna. Trams Nr. 22, 23, 34, 4 and 57 stop 150 meters from the hotel.


Budecska 17
12000 Prague 2

Tel: +420 222 513 111
Fax: +420 222 515 158



Aparthotel LUBLANKA

Lublanska 59
120 00, Prague 2
Czech Republic
phone: +420 222 510 041
mobile: +420 724 268 232
fax: +420 222 515 371

Aparthotel Lublanka is offering a comfortable accommodation in the quiet, warm friendly atmosphere of a family hotel in Prague.
Aparthotel Lublanka is located in the center of Prague, only 10 minutes walking from Wenceslav Square and just 20 steps by foot from I.P.Pavlova, the station of the Metro Line C.
There are double and triple rooms and four-bedded ones. The rooms are equipped with WC facilities and bathrooms. We are pleased to offer a 3 bedrooms beautiful suites. Each room is luxury equipped with TV-set receiving satellite programs, telephone, internet (24-hours) and minibar. The total accommodation capacity is 42 beds. Safe box at disposal free of charge.
Breakfast, included in the price, is served in our restaurant from 8 till 10.30 a.m. Inside Aparthotel there is a restaurant serving traditional Czech cuisine and the non-stop bar in the reception.
Safe parking is in a neighborhood, cost 10 EUR /night.