Best Airbnbs in Prague, Czech Republic
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Prague’s best Airbnbs in every neighbourhood

Houseboat fit for a family or a bohemian loft for two? We've got them all with these great Airbnbs in Prague

Yaren Fadiloglulari
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Prague is one of the greatest cities to visit. Picturesque old town? Check. Parks with sweeping views? Check. Bars with the best beer in the world? Check. Having lived in Prague for over two years, I’ve explored all of the top neighborhoods, from the Old Town Staré Město to trendy Vinohrady and Zizkov. Here are the best Airbnbs in the hottest Prague neigbhourhoods right now, with rooftops, hot tubs and luxurious balconies. 

Updated September 2026: We've added a cosy, functional and pretty affordable Airbnb in Zizkov, which is probably Prague's coolest district. You'll want to check it out...

Best Airbnbs in Prague at a glance

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Who makes the cut?

While we might not stay in and review every Airbnb featured, our writers have based our list on expert knowledge of the destination covered, editorial reviews, user reviews, amenities and in-depth research to find you the best stays. This article includes affiliate links. These links have no influence on our editorial content. For more information, see our affiliate guidelines.

Yaren Fadiloglulari is a writer based in Prague. At Time Out, all of our travel guides are written by local writers who know their cities inside out. For more about how we curate, see our editorial guidelines

What is the best area to stay in Prague?

If it’s your first time in the city, look into the Prague 1 district, which includes popular areas like the Old Town, New Town, and Malá Strana. Do make sure to check if your accommodation is located on a quiet street, though, as the main squares can get noisy here.

You can also consider Vinohrady, Letná, Žižkov, and Karlín for a more local experience. Prague has excellent public transport, so as long as you’re near a metro or a tram, nowhere will be too far in any of these neighbourhoods. For context, I used to live in Letná and was able to go to the Old Town in about fifteen minutes by tram. 

Here's a handy guide we made.

Can you use a card to pay for stuff in Prague?

In Prague, cards are widely accepted nearly everywhere, though carrying a little cash is wise for unexpected situations.

Virtually all shops, dining spots, nightlife venues, and transport accept tap-to-pay cards and mobile payments.

But don't forget that they don't use euros in the Czech Republic, they use Czech Koruna.

When a payment terminal gives you the choice to pay in your home currency or Czech Koruna (CZK), always select CZK to avoid costly conversion fees and secure the best exchange rate.

Best Airbnbs in Prague

1. Best nightlife: Cosy apartment for four in Zizkov

Neigbhourhood: Zizkov, Prague 3

Zizkov is boehmian, it's alternative and it's pretty affordable. In other words, you should definitely choose this neighbourhood if you want something off the beaten path. And by that we mean, the best pubs in Prague, some of its best nightlife and a hefty slice of underground culture. So you'll need a cosy apartment to return to after indulging, and this warm flat for four people fits the bill. It has an open plan kitchen and living room space and one bedroom. Plus there's a lift, so you won't need to scale a huge staircase with your luggage. Happy holidaying! 

Sleeps: Four people

Price: From €127 per night

Time Out says: There's plenty to do in this cultural hotspot. But the best way to enjoy Zizkov is to live like a local. Pick up some fresh produce at the Zizkov farmer's market from Wednesday to Saturday. Sip pints at the Riegrovy sady beer garden and finish it off with a nightcap from Tiki Taky

2. Best views: Loft with roof terrace in Prague 3

Location: Zizkov, Prague 3

Looking for a romantic getaway for two in the heart of Prague? This stunning Airbnb could be just the ticket. With a terrace that showcases spectacular city views – complete with romantic candles and plush furnishings – and two bedrooms across two floors, there's plenty of space for you to relax on your Czech Republic adventure with your S.O. As this property was newly built in 2022, amenities are brand new and of top quality. From the fully equipped kitchen to its central location for all things Prague, what more could you want? Okay okay, we'll light the candles.

Sleeps: Six

Price: From €170 per night

👀 Local’s take: why stay here? ‘There are tons of great restaurants and bars in this area – U Sadu for Czech food, Bukowski’s Bar for cocktails, Third Coast Pizza for Prague’s only Detroit-style pizza, and so on. This apartment has great views, but don’t miss the sunset at Riegrovy Sady, one of Prague’s best parks and sunset spots – it’s right in your neighbourhood.’ Check out our guide to all the best bars in the city

Yaren Fadiloglulari
Yaren Fadiloglulari
Local expert, Prague
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3. Best for dog owners: Villa in Prague 5

Neighbourhood: Smíchov, Prague 5

This homely villa features cubist elements in its décor — a fitting choice for Prague, where you’ll see some rare examples of Cubist architecture, such as the House of the Black Madonna in the city centre. The rest of the interior adds a cosy touch — think warm colours, plants, lively paintings, a library full of books, and complimentary bathrobes. You’ll share a large garden with the friendly host Petra, who has two cats and a dog. Your dog is more than welcome to join the stay as well!

Sleeps: Three

Price: From €123 per night

👀 Local’s take: why stay here? In this area, the houses are bigger, the prices cheaper, and the streets quieter. You’re also near various great parks, including the famous Petřín Hill – ideal if you’ve got a dog.

Yaren Fadiloglulari
Yaren Fadiloglulari
Local expert, Prague

4. Best for couples: New Town studio with balcony

Neighbourhood: New Town, Prague 1

With its floor-to-ceiling windows and balcony with sweeping city views, this apartment lets you sightsee without even stepping outside. The view is the star of the show here, but the interiors also deserve a mention. Combined with the spacious layout, the apartment’s pastel colours and the modern furniture create a welcoming atmosphere, ideal for couples or two close friends.

Sleeps: Two people

Price: From €204 per night

👀 Local’s take: why stay here? A scenic walk on the Náplavka riverside, a show at the State Opera, or a visit to the Czech National Museum – they’re all within walking distance. Plus, you’re also close to trendy neighbourhoods like Vinohrady and Vršovice.’ Ready to splash some koruna? Get to know the best places to shop in Prague, from indie boutiques to vintage shops.

Yaren Fadiloglulari
Yaren Fadiloglulari
Local expert, Prague
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5. Best for sightseeing: Loft near Old Town and Charles Bridge

Neighbourhood: Old Town, Prague 1

This designer space has proper peaceful vibes to it, from the hanging seat in the living room to the emerald green kitchen and characterful beams scattered around the space. The bohemian vibe doesn't stop there as soft furnishings always come in some sort of funky colour or pattern, added to with the occasional hanging plant of course. As for the location, you're conveniently just a few steps away from 700 years of European culture and history in the city centre. It doesn't get much better than that!

Sleeps: Six people

Price:
From €337 per night

Time Out says: History and culture are really right on your doorstep here. The famous Charles Bridge and Old Town Square are all just a five-minute stroll away

6. Best houseboat: Family-friendly boat in Prague Monument Zone

Neighbourhood: Císařská Louka Island, Prague 5

If you're a fan of all things water-side, then you’re in for a pretty incredible experience as you explore Prague from this surprisingly spacious houseboat. It’s a peaceful spot, where up to eight guests can refuel, feed the swans and admire the views from the water’s edge – before cruising up the river (20 minutes) or hopping on a tram/the metro (15 minutes) to reach the city centre. And if you're keen to do nothing but chill out on the water's edge with a cold one as the sun goes down, there are few better places to do just that.

Sleeps: Eight people

Price: From €210 per night

Time Out says: Tucked away on Císařská Louka, waking up to wild swans on your private terrace feels world away from the central hustle. You even get your own electric motorboat included to cruise the Vltava on your own terms. Travelling with little ones? Check out our guide of the best things to do in Prague with kids

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7. Best in the Old Town: Airbnb with sound-proof windows

Neighbourhood: Old Town (Staré Město), Prague 1

Soak up views of the cubist House of the Black Madonna and Powder Gate from this luxury apartment in the Old Town. You'll have gorgeous preserved wooden flooring, vintage leather furniture and pops of colour adding character to the space. Perfect for couples, it's a snug space that's thoughtfully designed so as not to feel too small, meaning you won't feel piled on top of each other when cooking dinner. 

Sleeps: Four people

Price: From €188 per night

Time Out says: Perched right on Celetná Street, you can soak up direct views of the cubist House of the Black Madonna before stepping outside straight into Prague's historic heart

8. Best New Town Airbnb: Flat near Wenceslas Square

Neighbourhood: City centre, Prague 1

If you're looking for a pied-à-Terre kinda spot, this studio could be the perfect spot. You'll be housed in the city centre, in an old building that's got plenty of quirks. You'll feel right at home leaving a proper, authentic home with a bunch of shops, cafes and restaurants on your doorstep. The neat kitchen opens up the opportunity for affordable meals at home, so no need to grab brekkie every morning, unless you want to. 

Sleeps: Two people

Price: From €124 per night

Time Out says: You're just a five-minute stroll from Wenceslas Square and surrounded by local cafes and grocery spots, making it an unbeatable cheap and cheerful home for exploring the capital on foot. The National Museum and famous statue of the King Wenceslas in less then five minutes' walk away

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9. Best balcony flat: Studio with terrace in Karlin

Neighbourhood: Karlin, Prague 8

Just a block away from the nearest tram stop, this adorable apartment in Karlin is bound to have you in your travel blogging era. With the space being so bright and airy, it's no doubt you'll be out on the terrace soaking up as much sun as humanly possible. On top of beautiful views of the surrounding neighbourhood, host Nikola has gone all out with free WiFi, a smart TV, Nespresso machine, a microwave and more to make sure you feel right at home on your travels. All the while, you're within walking distance of the charming cobblestone streets of Old Town. 

Sleeps: Two people

Price: From €229 per night

Time Out says: Karlin is one of the city’s buzziest neighbourhoods. This sun-filled Airbnb will put you right in the heart of it - you'll be next to Karlínské náměstí. Make sure you check out Dva Kohouti bar. It's the ultimate spot for a summer sundowner

10. Best Wenceslas Square Airbnb: Spacious one-bed with a lift

Neighbourhood: Old Town, Prague 1

Claustrophobes have nothing to fear here, this roomy pad has enough space to swing several cats (please don’t). But if you’re worried about getting a little chilly in these cavernous rooms, think again. Underfloor heating, air conditioning and remote-control operated windows ensure maximum comfort at all times. This centrally-located home sleeps four if two are happy on the sofa bed.

Sleeps: Three people

Price: From €149 per night

Time Out says: Nestled in Wenceslas Square, you can see the National Museum from almost every window, even the bathtub. It also comes with a workspace for all you remote workers out there. Read our ultimate guide of this popular sightseeing spot

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