Prague Hotels & Hostels (49)

The Corinthia Towers is an ultramodern 26-storey high-rise close to Vyšehrad. It is aimed very much at international business travellers attending events at the congress centre right across the road. Five-star comforts and amenities, including a spectacular rooftop swimming pool… Full Lonely Planet Review ›

This grand white edifice looks slightly out of place (and scale) on this quiet backstreet in Vinohrady, but it's a friendly place with 84 bright, squeaky-clean rooms and a sauna, solarium and massage service to help the travel weary relax. Full Lonely Planet Review ›

With its defiantly pink façade, you can hardly fail to spot the Da Vinci, a stylish modern hotel opened in summer 2005. It's a friendly place, and thankfully the pink is forgotten inside, where black and white is the design choice. The surroundings are bland, but you're still qui… Full Lonely Planet Review ›

Hotel Raffaello occupies a rather grand neoclassical apartment block just round the corner from the IP Pavlova metro station, with 29 smart doubles and five suites. It's on a very busy main road, but leave the noisy traffic behind and inside it's a haven of calm. Full Lonely Planet Review ›

The 55-room Savoy boasts spacious rooms (all have a sitting area), big marble bathrooms, a library, a sky-lit restaurant and roof terrace. It pampers guests with in-house fitness trainers, hairdressers, sauna and gym, though it is a little far from the city centre. Full Lonely Planet Review ›

The St George's carefully restored 18th-century edifice is tucked down a little side-street south of Wenceslas Sq. The 56 rooms are neat and boast the usual three-star mod-cons, while the sauna, Jacuzzi and mini gym are nice extra touches. Full Lonely Planet Review ›

With rooms ranged around a balcony overlooking a peaceful courtyard, the Tchaikovsky is one of the more appealing of Prague's new, small hotels. The spacious rooms have stylish Italian furniture, and reception is staffed 24 hours a day. Full Lonely Planet Review ›

Just a 5min walk from Charles Bridge, the William enjoys a great location. Depending on your personal tastes, the design scheme is either fantastically 'fairy tale' or terribly twee. Try to get a room overlooking the garden rather than the street. Full Lonely Planet Review ›

The Brezina is a welcoming pension in a converted Art Nouveau apartment block. There's a pleasant garden with a fountain at the back, where you can sit and have a drink in summer. There are three categories of rooms, ranging from basic, with shared bathroom, to the comfortable 'l… Full Lonely Planet Review ›

The Radisson is the modern reincarnation of the 1930s Alcron Hotel, long favoured by celebrities and diplomats. Many of the original Art Deco marble-and-glass fittings have been preserved, and the 211 rooms have been far more tastefully renovated than in certain other refurbished… Full Lonely Planet Review ›

Opened in a renovated complex of Renaissance and Baroque houses in 2004, the Alchymist is a thoroughly sumptuous all-suite hotel with a range of richly furnished rooms and a luxurious spa in the basement. Full Lonely Planet Review ›

Tucked away down a quiet lane in Malá Strana, Nosticova is a luxurious all-suite hotel offering a choice of individually designed one-, two- and three-bedroom apartments, all with kitchenettes and lounge areas. There's a good restaurant downstairs if you don't want to cook. Full Lonely Planet Review ›

This grand and boldly pink 19th-century building sits in one of the quieter corners of Josefov, a stone's throw from the river. The large restful rooms are tastefully furnished, and a vague Italian style is maintained throughout, including a top class restaurant in the basement. Full Lonely Planet Review ›

Although it's sandwiched between the raging traffic of Legerova and Sokolská, the Green Garden has bags of old-fashioned character and a lovely glass-roofed 'winter garden' sitting area. Rooms on the top floor are quieter and have are great views towards the castle. Full Lonely Planet Review ›

The 22-room 'At the Golden Tree', only a few short steps from Charles Bridge, has a pleasingly historical atmosphere with period features and many timber-ceilinged rooms. But unless you're in a party mood try to get a room on the upper floors - the hotel also has a basement disco… Full Lonely Planet Review ›

This lovely historic mansion just a few minutes' walk from Old Town Square has nine individually designed (and individually priced) apartments, ranging from smallish doubles to large two-level suites. All have kitchens, and some have working fireplaces and great views. Full Lonely Planet Review ›