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It's all been said before but this is a good quality hotel with all services that you'll need. The staff are incredibly attentive with a good eye for detail. We were made to feel very comfortable by all the hotels staff, nothing was too much....More
A collection of old houses, the oldest built in 1517, combined into one hotel, next door to the US Embassy (extra security), and near St Michaels in the Mala Strana neighborhood. We loved it. The service was fantastic. Very accommodating staff. We realized, as we...More
Really enjoyed the hotel.
Great staff very helpful and friendly. Nice rooms and breakfast.
The hotel is in a great location near Charles bridge and have eccess to almost every attraction in Prague by foot.
We enjoyed very much our stay at this beautiful baroque hotel with excellent service and delicious food. As for us, it's the best place to stay in Prague.
There are a beautiful spa-area, where you can order different treatments, and their own chocolate shop with...More
Elegant hotel built in a monastery dating back to 1517AD. The monks loved their graceful arches, winding stair cases, and quaint views from every room. The Alchymist has given this historic land mark a modern and posh remake that they've filled professional and helpful staff....More
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Amenities
Top amenities
Pool
Restaurant
Fitness Center with Gym / Workout Room
Room Service
Bar/Lounge
Breakfast included
Spa
Free High Speed Internet ( WiFi )
Hotel Amenities
Room Service
Breakfast included
Airport Transportation
Dry Cleaning
Laundry Service
Concierge
Multilingual Staff
Meeting Rooms
Business Center with Internet Access
Banquet Room
Conference Facilities
Babysitting
Room amenities
Minibar
Things to do
Pool
Restaurant
Fitness Center with Gym / Workout Room
Bar/Lounge
Spa
Hot Tub
Details
Price range
$223 - $559 (Based on Average Rates for a Standard Room)
Hotel class
Hotel Style
#4 Business Hotel in Prague
#6 Family Hotel in Prague
#10 Romantic Hotel in Prague
#13 Luxury Hotel in Prague
Room types
Suites ,
Non-Smoking Rooms ,
Family Rooms
Number of rooms
45
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Malá Strana is one of the oldest and the most beautiful neighborhoods in the city. Nestled underneath Prague Castle it was once a part of the Kings route taken by future kings on their way to coronation - originating in the Old Town, crossing Charles Bridge and leading to Saint Vitus Cathedral. Cobblestone streets are lined with picturesque medieval houses, remarkable palaces, churches, kitsch
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shops and restaurants. Do not hesitate to turn a corner into any narrow street. You will suddenly find yourself in a calm and charming neighborhood full of hidden gardens, parks with peacocks, fruit trees and ponds. As the neighborhood is a home to Czech Parliament and many ministries, you can also run into well-dressed officials. If you are thirsty or hungry, it is the right place to be. Restaurants offer delicious traditional food and of course, the best Czech beers.
I recently booked the Family Suite from June 16-20, 2017 as we are traveling with 2 teenagers. From the pictures, it wasn't clear whether the bedrooms had doors to separate them from one another. Our teenagers may be on a different schedule from us, and I want to make sure we can close the main bedroom door. In addition, it appeared as though the second bedroom is up a flight of stairs. I recognize the building is historic and has retained it's wonderful charm, but I'm concerned this room may be hot - Is there a separate air conditioning unit to supply the top bedroom?
January 21, 2017|
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Response from Jnopol | Reviewed this property |
Hello, the rooms are separate and they each have their own air conditioning. Beautiful place to stay, and a great location.
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Hi All. Thinking of staying at this hotel in next few weeks for a big wedding anniversary. I'm trying to figure out what the real difference between the junior suites are and the Royal suites. I'm very much leaning toward the Royal suites but concerned they all aren't as nice as the few pics the hotel has of them online?? I believe they have 3 Royal suites. Anybody stay in these suites that can comment and put my mind at rest? Many thanks in advance...
August 24, 2016|
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Response from Kachanovka9 | Reviewed this property |
Sadly I did not stay in The Royal Suite, so cannot comment, but why not call them to discuss.
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Hi All. Thinking of staying at this hotel in next few weeks for a big wedding anniversary. I'm trying to figure out what the real difference between the junior suites are and the Royal suites. I'm very much leaning toward the Royal suites but concerned they all aren't as nice as the few pics the hotel has of them online?? I believe they have 3 Royal suites. Anybody stay in these suites that can comment and put my mind at rest? Many thanks in advance...
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Response from GlamourRose | Reviewed this property |
I stayed in a suite after I was upgraded from a junior. You get a nice sized living area with the suite. Try calling the hotel and having a conversation about which rooms are nicer and I'm sure they will accommodate you... More
I stayed in a suite after I was upgraded from a junior. You get a nice sized living area with the suite. Try calling the hotel and having a conversation about which rooms are nicer and I'm sure they will accommodate you where possible.
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