Hotels in Prague

[5MUGHubby]

Planning a trip to Prague in April, has anyone got any good hotel recommendations?
All help greatly received..
Cheers
Andrew

[_DeeJay_]

We stayed in the Movenpick which was great. It was about 1 mile from the centre but built in two levels with a cable car connecting the two (and had great views across the city from the higher rooms).

It was relatively inexpensive at the time too.....

[NickD]

Edited to say that my previous post was utter nonsense: I actually stayed in the Prague Palace hotel and would agree with all Selmer says in his mail below.



>> Edited by NickD on Tuesday 8th March 13:53

[wolves_wanderer]

The good lady and I stayed at the Corinthia Panorama hotel, it's a bit out of the centre but is right next to a subway station so it is very easy to get into town.

[miniman]

Also stayed at the Corinthia Panorama - very nice, but modern. Nice rooftop pool, jacuzzi, gym etc. Sister hotel Corinthia Towers is one stop nearer the centre on the metro. Both are only 5 minutes out by metro and less than 5 minutes walk from station.

[selmer]

I'd recommmend the Prague Palace Hotel, just off Wencelas in the New Town. If it's a bit of luxury you're after, this has it. Great food too.
We honeymooned here and the place was faultless.

[ehasler]

I'd recommend the Hotel Josef - a smart funky hotel about 5 minutes walk from the main square. I stayed there with my girlfriend just over a year ago, and thought it was great.

[Mark Benson]

I travel to Prague a lot with work, having stayed in most of the big, corporate hotels, I asked my Czech colleagues for a reccomendation.

They came up with the Hotel Sieber and I have stayed there ever since. It's a small hotel, very friendly and with really nice, well presented rooms.

[MikeyT]

Hotel Praha ... as much like a 1980s Communist hotel as it's possible to get - huge leather chairs, chandeliers the size of cars, marble staircases like the you've never seen ...

Very old school and five star ...

It's where the communists used to hold their big meetings. Great views over the city - looks like a spanish hotel from the 70s ...

A suite - two bathrooms and a living room - cost us £66 a night last year, And it's in the old town.

www.htlpraha.cz/

Mate's g/f is Czech and she can remember when there were tanks outside it guarding the place when the big pow-wows were happening !



You could of course opt for the Presidential suite ...



>> Edited by MikeyT on Tuesday 8th March 15:25

[shirepro]

Try hotel conect

www.hotelconnect.co.uk

Got us an excellent hotel just off the town centre for £140 B and B for 3 nights and BMI Baby flights for £150 for 2 which all-in expedia wanted £1890 EACH for. Never had a bad hotel from hotelconnect and some gratt Hot deals with 2 for 3 or 4 for 3 night offers.

[w00dy]

Second the Hotel Josef.