Thanks to a thorough renovation in 2007, the Diplomat is an even better choice than before for visitors who prefer to stay a little distance from the hustle of tourist central...

Founded in 1924 and formerly known as the Mejstřík, this great find is handily located a block from Old Town Square (not so handy if you don't care for packs of late-night...

This corporate satellite has long built its reputation on consistency. But since converting from a Renaissance to a Hilton, its status has been elevated by the addition of...

Definitely the hippest - and, perhaps, the only - designer hotel in Old Town, the Josef opened in 2002. The flash interiors, unique fabrics and handsome glass bathrooms...

Off Wenceslas Square yet still close to everything, especially the city's smarter Na příkopê, the Palace almost seems to belong in another part of Prague. The rooms are...

The Savoy's restaurant was ranked as one of the country's top ten in a recent survey, and its parent hotel rates just as highly. Stepping into the quietly dignified lobby,...

This ultra-modern hotel opened in early 2006, bolstered by its location (just off Wenceslas Square) and the easy access to public transit. Rooms come with clean lines and...

Celebrating its 35th anniversary in 2009, the Inter-Continental Praha may at last be getting it right. Although visual traces of communist design were expunged during a $50...

Having grown into a travel agency with several other bargain properties in town, the Jerome is worth calling even if this location's full. The hotel's interiors are as basic as...

You know what to expect for the money, and - sure enough - you'll get the same excellent service here that you would at any other Marriott. A good location and solid amenities...