Hotel Liliova Prague Old Town

Aurus enjoys a fantastic location in the Old Town District of Prague, a 5-minute walk from the Old Town Square and the Charles Bridge. It is located in the "U Zlate studny" building, dating back to the 16th century. The air-conditioned rooms offer views of the historical King's Road and come with elegant classical furnishings and free Wi-Fi. Paid public parking is located 700 metres from the property. The cosy rooms with rustic wooden ceilings further include a seating area with cable TV and a private bathroom with free toiletries. All rooms are fitted with a safety box and a CD player. The front desk at Aurus is at your service 24 hours a day. You can enjoy a rich buffet breakfast in the classy dining room. Airport shuttle and laundry services are available on request. The Staroměstská metro station can be reached within a 3-minute walk. The main sightseeing attractions are all within walking distance. The Wenceslas Square is 700 metres away, while the Prague Castle can be found within 2 km. Josefov, the Jewish Quarter is 400 metres from the property.

Hotel Clementin is situated in the heart of the historical centre of Prague, between famous Charles Bridge and Old town square. Rarity is the minimum width of the house (3.28 m), making it the narrowest preserved house in Prague. Building history of this house is uncertain, lay-out of the city, however, shows that the house was developed by a supplementary division of a larger neighbouring building. House No. 176/4 At the Virgin Mary from the year of around 1360 (later also called At Our Nice Lady) is a very narrow ( 3.28 m!), biaxial, three-storey house, set in a crooked Semináøská street – this irregularity shows a very old origin of the street and houses located there. Building history of this house is uncertain, lay-out of the city, however, shows that the house was developed by a supplementary division of a larger neighbouring building. Current look of the exterior and interior is a result of modern modification of late classicist facade. The oldest part of the house is a Gothic cellar with an unusual massive wall, where also a part of a stony, certainly medieval vault, remained preserved. Until 1433 the house was obviously part of the neigbouring house No.175, whose part was probably the cellar space. It is not possible to exclude that in the 16th century frontal part to Semináøská street was built up, where there was probably a narrow street between the houses. After following connection with number 175 in 1627 the house had the same facade. Renaissance construction corresponds with an overlapping floor over the ground floor. Probably in the 17th or at the beginning of the 18th Century, the house became totally independent. At that time the house was increased by a 3rd floor. The entry into the house is framed by the sand-stone Baroque ribbon portal with a transom light.

Set on or nearby the Old Town Square in the historical city centre, Prague Old Street Apartments are fitted with modern furnishings with antique components and feature free WiFi access. Furnished in various genres spanning from historical to modern, the apartments feature a flat-screen TV and air conditioning. Featuring a shower and a washing machine, the private bathroom also comes with a bathrobe and free toiletries. Breakfast is available in the morning upon request in Grand Hotel Praha, 250 metres away. Other facilities like dry cleaning, an ironing service and a laundry are offered. The main places of interest such as Wenceslas Square, Prague Castle and Charles Bridge are in the walking distance.

This charming hotel with old style elegance, stands within metres of Prague’s Charles Bridge. Each room is individually designed to reflect the opulent splendour of the baroque period, while modern technology has been sensitively incorporated, offering plasma satellite TVs, en-suit bathrooms and free wi-fi. Start your day with a delicious buffet breakfast at no extra cost. The hotel restaurant offers tantalising Czech and International cuisine, while the nightclub provides evening entertainment.

Set in Prague’s Old Town just a short walk from Charles Bridge, the 4-star Hotel U Zlatého Stromu offers luxury accommodation in an historical location. Free wi-fi is available in public areas, and the traditionally furnished rooms feature modern conveniences such as satellite TV and private bathrooms. The hotel restaurant serves a range of classic Czech dishes alongside international cuisine, while the on-site Music Club is the place to go for late-night cocktails, music and dancing.