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With 1,400 new rooms opened in 2006, it’s clear Prague can’t open hotels fast enough to meet demand – which partly explains why rates are traditionally so high. Sleeping here, unlike eating, carousing or shopping, costs... read more»

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• 987 Prague Hotel

• This Prague foothold of Spanish chain Design Hotels Collection was...  read more»

• Alchymist Hotel Residence

• Humbly ensconced in the baroque U Je∆i∫ek Palace, the Alchymist works...  read more»

• Alpin penzion

• Despite its name, this is no half-timbered cottage complete with...  read more»

• Andante

• A fairly spartan modern exterior hides the warm, welcoming interior...  read more»

• Arcotel Hotel Teatrino

• Rough and ready Žižkov is rapidly being turned into Prague’s...  read more»

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• Aria Hotel

• Vastly more than a theme hotel, the Aria has broken new ground and...  read more»

• Best Western Kampa Hotel

• Located on a quiet backstreet in Malá Strana, the Kampa Hotel has...  read more»

• Carlo IV

• The locale, a handy but not picture-pretty street, makes this palace...  read more»

• Cloister Inn

• Resting behind the cheaper Pension Unitas, the Cloister Inn has...  read more»

• Diplomat Hotel Praha

• On the city end of the main airport road (20 minutes from Ruzynê),...  read more»