Hotels Prague near Konvářka

Hotel Novoměstský Praha, is 3 star Prague hotel, is situated in Reznicka street - right in the historical Prague centre, in the very heart of the city. The Reznicka street is only 5 - 8 mins far from the Wenceslas square. Hotel offers Prague accommodation in 30 rooms include 2 apartments.

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.

Hotel Legie Praha, from category 3 star hotels in Prague, is situated in the city centre, 400 m from Wenceslas Square and 65 m from underground I.P.Pavlova (line C). From the hotel there is easy connection to the important Prague´s historic sights with trams No. 22.

Hotel Ostrůvek Praha, from category 3 star hotels in Prague, is sitauted in quiet residential part of Prague 4 - Krc, not far from the centre of Prague, which can be easily reached by tram or by foot.

Family Hotel Otakar (Merlin) Praha, from category 3 star hotels in Prague, is beautiful, secession building situated in the centre zone of Prague, walk distance to Vyšehrad, Congress centre, 4 tram stations to the Museum - Wenceslas Square. Restaurants, buffets, internet-cafe, entartaiment places nearby. 

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.