A lovely secret hotel in the heart of Prague takes pride in its attention to details and its peaceful atmosphere. A relatively new hotel, built in mid-2000’s, it offers 20 uniquely designed rooms! Each room has its own feel and furniture pieces with individually controlled air-conditioning, LCD TC, free Internet connection, in-room safe, and complimentary tea and coffee making facilities.
As soon as you arrive at this secret hotel, you will be given a complimentary drink, discounts and if you’re here with romance on your mind, then a romantic package will be offered. Each room has Sutton & Foster luxury toiletries, a bath tub, rainfall shower or hydro massage tubs. Single rooms are cozy and elegant, the double deluxe ones are ideal for two guests and the junior suites have spacious bedrooms and lavish bathrooms. You can choose between smoking and non-smoking rooms.
The hotel’s wine bar is famous throughout the country – come and enjoy a glass Cabernet Sauvignon while planning your evening. The hotel limousine cars are at your disposal; they can pick you up from the airport or even get you where you need to go in Prague.
In the Local Area
This luxurious and discreet hotel is located in the center of Prague, in a quiet area between the Vltava River and the Andel business part of the city. This means all the major attractions are within a short walk of this secret hotel.
Two wonderful Prague attractions are the Charles Bridge (621 meters long and 10 meters wide), one of the world’s most famous bridges whose construction started in 1357; and the Old City, a medieval settlement in Prague.
Feeling hungry and you want to eat somewhere special? Well, close to the hotel, there is the Kampa Park Restaurant – Prague’s first fine dining establishment and we highly recommend it.
If you’re feeling up for a walk, you can go to the Prague Castle, it’s only three kilometers away from this secret hotel, or you can use a car. It is an attraction that simply cannot be missed if visiting Prague. It is the official residence of the President of the Czech Republic and it dates back to the ninth century. It is absolutely massive in size: it occupies an area of almost 70,000 square meters and it is 570 meters in length. Did you know that the Guinness Book of World Records considers the Prague Castle to be the largest ancient castle the world? That’s something that requires a few photos, don’t you think?
