Prague's most decadent Habsburg days are still on tap at the Alchymist, with its antique furniture, frescoes, marble baths, ornately carved ceilings and sweeping, gauzy...

Standing in quiet elegance on a cobbled lane just off Kampa Island and recently acquired by the Alchymist just up the street, this classy little 17th-century villa with...

It's fair to say that the music-themed Aria, established by Henry Callan of New York's Library Hotel, substantially raised the bar in Prague hospitality when it opened a few...

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 views across and down...

The Carlo IV offers slightly misplaced Italian opulence. The incongruity comes from its location in a well-placed but not particularly pretty street, while the luxury comes...

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...

Considering the great rates, the remarkably friendly staff and the excellent location, you'd probably be happy to do without an authentic 15th-century address - but you don't...

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...

Set on the banks of the Vltava, the Hostel Boathouse is a great place for those who want to escape to the country while visiting the city. Amenities include all the usual bits...

Find Hostel Sokol, hidden in the yard behind the Sokol sports centre (follow the signs to reception), and you've found the thirsty student travel nexus of Prague. Many of the...

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. Located right next to...

The Abri is a small but tidy hotel with a nice location in a residential Vinohrady neighbourhood, about five minutes from the metro and two minutes from a tram stop. Don't...

Once a Carmelite convent but now in the heart of Sin City on Wenceslas Square, the Adria offers decent value for its in-the-thick-of-it location. A complete renovation has...

Thanks to its late-1800s building and its art nouveau interior, not to mention its location on a quiet, tree-lined street in Vinohrady, the Anna brings the traveller back to...