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Welcome to the enchanting city of Prague, where history meets modernity and Old World charm blends with contemporary sophistication. This vibrant capital city of the Czech Republic has attracted travelers from all corners of the world for centuries, thanks to its stunning architecture, rich cultural heritage, and countless attractions.
When it comes to finding the perfect accommodation for your visit, Prague offers a plethora of luxurious and unique hotels to choose from, each with its own distinct charm and character.
Here’s our short list for the best boutique hotels in Prague.
Aria Hotel Prague
Location: Malá Strana
Price: Nightly rates start around $240
Vibe: Musical, artistic
The rundown: For music lovers and art enthusiasts, Aria Hotel Prague is a dream come true. This boutique hotel is dedicated to celebrating music in all its forms. Each room is uniquely themed after a musical genre or artist, such as jazz, opera, or classical music, and is adorned with original artwork and memorabilia. The hotel also has its own music director who curates an extensive music library and arranges live music performances for guests to enjoy.
Jalta Hotel
Location: Wenceslas Square
Price: Nightly rates start around $130
Vibe: Retro, design-forward, central
The rundown: Located coveniently in the heart of Prague’s Wenceslas Square, Jalta Hotel was originally built in the 1950s and was one of the first high-rise buildings in Prague. The hotel was a popular spot for political and cultural figures during the communist era in Czechoslovakia, and many important events and meetings took place there. Today, the on-site restaurant and bar serve as a popular meeting place for socializing in the city’s center. The hotel’s unique design features, including the distinctive curved exterior and the use of colorful tiles, were inspired by the popular architectural style of the 1950s known as “Socialist Realism.” Jalta also has an on-site museum featuring a collection of objects and artifacts related to Czech design and culture, including vintage radios, televisions, and other electronics from the mid-20th century.
The Grand Mark Prague
Location: Staré Město (Old Town)
Price: Nightly rates start around $400
Vibe: Stylish, contemporary
The rundown: Located in the heart of Old Town, The Grand Mark Prague is a 75-room boutique property housed in a 15th-century mansion. Despite its bones, however, the hotel has taken a contemporary approach, opting to decorate its spacious rooms, suites, and common areas with contemporary art and furnishings. The hotel’s beautiful courtyard, with its lush greenery and stylish seating areas, is a hidden oasis in the middle of the city, perfect for relaxation or socializing. The hotel also has its own cigar bar, Le Grill, which offers a selection of fine cigars and spirits for connoisseurs to enjoy.
Hotel Paris Prague
Location: Nové Město (New Town)
Price: Nightly rates start around $150
Vibe: Art Nouveau, historic, romantic
The rundown: Built in 1901 in Art Nouveau style, Hotel Paris Prague is a historic gem that exudes elegance and romance. Located in the New Town, the hotel features beautifully designed rooms and suites with intricate details, including stained glass windows, ornate ceilings, and antique furnishings, creating a true sense of Old World charm. The hotel’s famous Cafe de Paris is a popular spot for afternoon tea or a decadent dessert, with its stunning Art Nouveau decor and a charming outdoor terrace overlooking the bustling streets of Prague. The hotel’s Presidential Suite has hosted several famous guests, including the Dalai Lama and Albert Einstein.
Three Storks
Location: Malá Strana
Price: Nightly rates start around $200
Vibe: Elegant, historic, romantic
The rundown: Three Storks resides within a 14th century historic building that was home to an Augustinian brewery. The beautifully designed 21 rooms and suites feature a blend of antique furnishings and modern amenities—with Renaissance and Baroque eras noticeable from the stucco to the exposed wooden beams and painted wood ceilings. The hotel’s restaurant, U Emy Destinnové, serves Czech and international cuisine, while the hotel’s courtyard is a perfect spot for a romantic dinner or a glass of wine.
Alchymist Nosticova Palace
Location: Malá Strana
Price: Nightly rates start around $200
Vibe: Enchanting, great for nature lovers
The rundown: Tucked away in a quiet corner of Malá Strana, Alchymist Nosticova Palace is a boutique hotel that offers a truly enchanting experience. The hotel is housed in a historic building dating back to the 17th century and features elegantly designed rooms and suites with a touch of bohemian charm. The hotel’s courtyard, with its cobblestone pathways, ivy-covered walls, and a tranquil fountain, feels like a hidden oasis straight out of a fairy tale. The hotel also has its own private access to Kampa Park, one of Prague’s most picturesque parks, making it a perfect retreat for nature lovers and romantics alike.
Golden Well Hotel
Location: Malá Strana
Price: Nightly rates start around $350
Vibe: Intimate, mesmerizing panoramic views
The rundown: Perched on a hill in Malá Strana, overlooking Prague Castle and the city’s rooftops, Golden Well Hotel is a boutique hotel that offers breathtaking panoramic views. The hotel is housed in a historic building that dates back to the 16th century—originally a residence for Emperor Rudolf II’s astrologer and alchemist. The elegantly designed rooms and suites are adorned with antique furnishings, wooden beams, and luxurious fabrics, while several pieces of contemporary Czech art, including works by artists such as Jiří́ David, Michal Gabriel, and Jan Sádler, can be found throughout the property. The Prague Castle can be marveled at from nearly every room, while the terrace offers panoramic views of the castle as well as the city’s many historic rooftops. The hotel’s restaurant, Terasa U Zlaté Studně, has been awarded a Michelin star for its exquisite Czech and international cuisine.
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