Hotels Prague near Florenc

Hotel DaVinci Wenceslas Square, from category 3 star Prague hotels, is situated in business and residential district of New Town - Vinohrady, right next to the metro station I. P. Pavlova and within walking distance of the Old Town square, the Prague Congress Centre, and all major historical sights.

Praha Hotel Brixen, from category 3 star Prague hotels, is located in the Prague centre, only 10 minutes walking from Wenceslaw Square (Vaclavske namesti). The nearest metro station, I.P.Pavlova - `line C` is only 2 minutes away. Ideal for those looking for comfort at exceptional value in a strategic downtown location.

Prague Hotel Yans' Residence offers comfortable and stylish accommodation in Prague centre wih private bathrooms in historical building with free breakfast and Wi-Fi. It is located right in Prague city center with all sightseeing atractions and historical monuments being in walking distance, including the National Theatre (Narodni divadlo Praha), Dancing House, Charles Bridge (Karluv most), Prague Castle (Prazsky hrad) or Prague Old Town & Wenceslas Square.

Prague Hotel Koruna is 3-star prague hotel whose the history reaches back to the 2nd half of the 14th century, featuring the legendary personalities of Renaissance Prague, particularly the famous astronomer Tycho de Brahe. The position of Hotel Koruna in the very Prague center is ideal for your tours round the Prague greatest cultural monuments, as well as for your cultural and social life.

Prague Hotel Expo, from category luxury 4 star hotels in Prague offering accommodation in Prague in 105 rooms. Hotel Expo is to be found in the immediate proximity of Prague centre nearby the area of prague exhibition grounds (Vystaviste Praha).

Hotel City Central de luxe Praha, from category 3 star Prague hotels, is close to the Prague centre. Just 5 minutes walk from Prague’s main boulevard Wenceslas Square. The underground and tram station I. P. Pavlova is 50 metres far.

Susa is 3 star Prague apart hotel tranquilly and conveniently located in Královské Vinohrady, mere minutes from the center of the city, well placed for discovering Prague’s nightlife and historic beauty. This hotel is centrally situated in a quiet and historic area of the city only 10 minutes from Wenceslas Square.

Hotel Tchaikovsky Praha, from category 3 star Prague hotels, is located in the heart of the “Golden City”, Tchaikovsky is a first-class hotel offering an old-world elegance in an intimate, friendly, home-away-from-home atmosphere. Nestled in a quite side street only a few steps away from the word-famous Wenceslas Square with its never-ending shopping, dining and entertainment choices it provides an excellent base for discovering all beauties wonderful Prague can offer.

Hotel Sofia is a traditional, from the category of small 3-star Prague hotels,  is conveniently situated at a quiet street of Prague-Vinohrady near the underground station Namesti Miru only one stop from Wenceslas square (Vaclavske namesti, Praha), the main Prague boulevard with many shops, restaurants and open-air markets is nearby and all the most important sights of the city can be easily reached.

Hotel Dahlia Inn is situated in heart of Prague. Wenceslas Square is 5 minutes by foot away from hotel. Near to Hotel Dahlia Inn is located Old Town. Hotel was renovated in 2008. Hotel offers accommodation in modern and comfortable rooms. All of rooms have free wifi. The part of hotel is lobby bar. Public garage is located 5 minutes by car from the hotel.

Prague Hotel Jerome House occupies a strategic location in the very centre of Prague, a few steps from Wenceslas Square (Vaclavske namesti Praha) as well as from the Old Town Square (Staromestke namesti Praha). Other beauties and landmarks of the city are within reach. Public transport is also located in the immediate vicinity. The building of Jerome Hotel Prague dates back to the second half of 14th century. The present look of the building corresponds more to the Adam style of the 19th century, when the hotel was rebuilt. In the years 1395–1416 the building belonged to the Czech reformer, theologian and philosopher Jerome of Prague.