The Botel Admiral offers the joy of staying on the high waters of the Vltava, always a thrill during summer flood season. The boat-hotel offers excellent...

Essentially a floating prefab apartment, this boat-hotel is an unusual place to stay. It's not luxurious, but it has at least been recently renovated, and...

Set in the colourful Žižkov neighbourhood, the Clown & Bard certainly does its best to contribute to the local fun factor. Its popularity means that it's...

A little way off the beaten path, this small hotel is good value for travellers looking for a quiet bargain within walking distance of Wenceslas Square....

With an incredible location in the shadow of the Týn Church just off Old Town Square, this cosy 16-room inn is ensconced in a 14th-century building that is...

Despite the optimistic name, this branch of the Ibis chain isn't really in Malá Strana, but in the bordering Smíchov district. Still, it's within a...

If you can forgive the location on a noisy road, you may well enjoy the Hotel Tosca. There's a huge and welcoming bar area when you enter, whereupon you'll...

The Tříska's combination of Czech murals, art deco and whitewashed empire furnishings is a style all its own. The rooms each have their own decorating...

A bit of luxury in up-and-coming Smíchov, the Julian features a drawing room with a fireplace and a library, both wonderful places in which to relax and...

The rooms are spick and span, all proceeds go to charity and you get free lemonade and a complimentary breakfast. Suspicious? Don't be: Klub Habitat offers...

Miss Sophie's covers the spectrum in style, with dorms, private rooms and apartments in smart Vinohrady. The dorm rooms are sparse with wooden floors;...

This 16th-century house is the birthplace of baroque architect Kilian Ignaz Dientzenhofer, whose work fills this quarter of the city. The calming courtyard...

Accommodating staff make Sir Toby's a sure winner. The art nouveau building has been stylishly redecorated, and the interior almost makes you forget you're...

The Little Bears hearkens back to a number of Dark Ages. The iron doors on some rooms may remind you of Gothic dungeons, while the rudimentary bathrooms...