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excelent stay at the kings court hotel. i'd been in prague on the begining of 2002 and had a lousy stay due to the czech hotel concept at the time (poor and not adequato to the star ranting). this time i got the best of prague, and an excelent service at the king court. recomend it for everything, from the service to the location.
Everything was great about this hotel...with the exception of 2 things. (1) Our shower did not have a shower head holder. In order to shower, we had to hold up the shower head the entire time. This can get difficult when you're trying to wash your hair, use soap, shave, etc. We thought perhaps this was a 'Czech Republic Thing', but our friends were staying in another r...
It was in the main city but everywhere was walkable. There was a restaurant outside the hotel which had the best risotto and czech beer. Romana, the receptionist was the most delightful and beautiful girl during my stay. She helped with everything. I even left a gift that I bought upon check-out in the room but they were quick to be contacted via email and found it, FE...
Nice small hotel, 4 min walking from the famous Narodni Museum. Staff is very nice and helpful. They gave us amazing tips, where to find original Czech Food.
Fusion is one of the best hostels I've ever stayed in. The dorms are more like stripped down four star hotel rooms, with two bathrooms per 6 bed room. The rooms, including linens, were cleaned daily. Everything was new, modern, and sparking. The staff, especially Jakob at the reception, were above and beyond the call of duty, going out of their way to make sure to acco...
The hotel was stunning we had a fabulous room right opposite the astrological clock in the Old Town Square our 6 year old and 8 year old loved sitting on the window sill watching the clock, they never tired of the skeleton ringing the bell, and the apostles moving past the open doors. The room was extremely large, with a very large bathroom, the room was spotless, the ...
Great, modern hotel at a really good location. Close to Vaclavske Namesti, city centre, train station. The rooms are spacious, bright and colourful. Buffet breakfast was included and was great. You can also sit outside in the courtyard. There are cool film posters throughout for cult Czech movies. The staff at reception were helpful and friendly. Great place!
This hotel was beautiful, just what i was expecting of a typical czech hotel. we had a beautiful view out over the river. But and this is a big BUT, the hotel is situated on the busy main road, going through Prague, with trams trundeling along. Also its opposite the largest european disco ( so it said) so if your very sensitive to noise this is not the place for you. w...
Last min booking for morning departure flight back home. Was told to have a 6-people dorm instead of 4-people. It was so cheap that I did not ask for compensation. Plus, What could I ask for? It's fine as the reception staff member was so nice. Room is clean with lockers provided. Location is good, which is walking distance from station. Uber to airport or from airport...
Is my second time at Prague and I love this Hotel, total recmend it. The location is perfect and the price is absolutely worth it. The view was amazing and the staff and furniture gave me the best support for the trip. Totally recommend it.
I had one of the best experience staying in a hotel anywhere here, and I've literally traveled to almost every corner of the globe. I arrived early and not expected to be able to check in at 8.30 in the morning so I just walked in just to ask to leave my luggage at the concierge and, to my surprise, the reception was very helpful and found me a room right then and ther...
Iron Gate hotel is very centrally located from the Old Town square with a number of little markets and excellent restaurants and bars right around. It's in a very safe location and the staff were very kind and helpful. Room was huge with 2 bathrooms and a little lounge area. Breakfast was the best we have had in a European hotel. So all in all this hotel and staff dese...
Pros - no more than 5 - 10 mins from main square, good restaurants and bars. - executive suite made into 2 large bedrooms with king size beds. - kitchen and fridge area. - use of an app to store key card info for later check in. - very helpful staff on reception. - lift to all floors. - secure main entrance and rooms. - safe in the room. - 2 free standing fans ...
This is located in a mainly residential neighborhood so it's nice and quiet. There are restaurants and bars within feet of the front door but I never heard any noise. There is a cafe/coffee house about 50 yards away and several mini markets just a block a way. The main train station is an easy walk downhill from the hotel- took us perhaps 15 mins to walk. (It might b...
What a wonderful hotel. Staff were amazing and helpful. In particular the porter/concierge named Roman! Rooms were on the small side, however this was far outweighed by the clenliness and terrific location. Travelling with young children it is important to us to be in family friendly and safe part of big cities, this was both. Breakfast were excellent! The ONLY negativ...
The location is middle of the old town. It is very busy area. But in our room is very very quiet. The Charles bridge is only few min, and to the old town hall is also few min from the hotel. The staff was very nice and helpful. Especially, a girl who speaks Japanese was very polite and nice. Although we had trouble with hot water every night, she helped us very quickl...
Perfect location, Nice rooms. Employees could be more welcoming, no concierge most time of the day at the lobby. Not suitable for a baby stroller to get in and there is no one to help. Breakfast is really 4-star hotel level and even there no one had asked to pay to caffe latte or cappuccino for breakfast. People were coming with their Starbucks breakfast coffee cups f...
The hotel was really nice overall, a great value, and it's in the center of everything. After arriving, I had lunch at the hotel restaurant, which was surprisingly good. Guest service is excellent and obviously important to management and employees. Hard to beat the value. Breakfast was also excellent (and included!), with made-to-order omelettes and European coffe...
Tram and bus stop just steps across the street from hotel. UAN Florenc bus station only 5 min walk, from there you can take Flix bus or Rejiojet to other town in Czech. Breakfast is nice, room is clean and comfy. However staff need more smile to make guests feel welcome.
The rooms are very clean and spacious. We had breakfast at the hotel every morning. They offer a variety of meats, fresh fruit and sweets. Delicious. We would definitely stay there again. The "Husinek" Restaurant, which is one block away, is also a great choice if you would like to try some great traditional Czech dishes and beer. More afordable than the restaurants i...
We had a great time in Prague and staying at Rott made it more convenient because of its perfect location and friendly hospitable staff. They have a restaurant that serves awesome local Czech food for good value.
The staff were very nice and help u when u need anything, I really enjoyed it so much and I will be back there when coming to Czech again
We took this room with discound 48% and that is the only reason because of I can't be total dissapointed. 1. We took this hotel because of praking for our car. During the reservation there was no note about parking, just information that this hotel have a parking. In all other hotels there was a notification about price for parking. After we came they said to us we ha...
Good location but nice and quiet. We’re from the uk and our son lives in Prague so we have visited many times. This represents the best value for money we have experienced.
I chosed this hotel when i booked it coz it looks very spelendid . And after I arrived there, i found that it's very convenient to every sightseeing spot,which i could go by walk . This is what I felt satisfied with it . Hotel room is very nice but still a little bit low of my expectations. I thought it would be larger .And the room is not rectangle size ,which ma...
Perfect hotel for its location and quietness in a small street that’s very near to republic square . Staff is extremely helpful . Nice restaurant around the hotel
The location in Prague 2 was good: It takes 20 minutes to walk to old town. We enjoyed the amenities. We did wish that we could have had English subtitles on the TV since all channels are in Czech. We came in winter, so do not know about air conditioning.
Stunning hotel within minutes of the Powder Tower and the Old Town Square. If you are looking for the building with the grand stair case on Hybernská, you won't find it as it is on the back side of the building where a charming garden sits. Great Czech restaurant across the street and another one within a 5 minute walk called Cafe Imperial. There are also two mini-m...
Cheap places to stay in Czech Republic
Czech Inn is a very nice and well kept hostel. The shared bathrooms are kept clean and the bedding is clean and white. The staff are willing to help travellers with tram tickets, directions, vegetarian restaurants, whatever you need! The Czech Inn is located across the road from a fantastic Vegetarian Restaurant called Plevel. Look it up on the internet, it has great...
One of the best hostels in Prague. Localisation not bad very close to public transport (one tram to city centre). Rooms clean, breakfast very nice. Take it, as for this price nothing better you may find.
Everything is prefect, the staff are nice, the room is clean ( I booked 6 beds and 4 beds but I prefer 6 beds ) the staff are very helpful and the hostel is close to the city centre, if I ever travel to Prague again, I still go with this hostel
I'm a hygiene priority person and I'd give 10/10 for it's cleanliness. Probably the cleanest n most tidy hostel bathroom I've been so far. No cheap eats but there are 3 convenience stores around. Location is not far from the old town(only a few stations away, a 30mins tix at 24czk is sufficient). However before my check out, I flipped over my blanket to ensure I left...
Staff at front desk were nice. We booked a room for two and got a room with 5 beds (other 3 beds was covered). The room, shower room and toilet looked all clean but kind of sneezy. At night there were some green mosquitos or some bugs dropping on my bed. Our neighbors seemed to have a excellent party -drinking, talking, singing and even dancing - till 23:00. We felt a...
Pros: -Cheap and worth it, good choice for backpackers/ solo travelers, affordable -very supportive and friendly staff. They tried to answer all my questions and solve my problems in a polite and friendly way. They even helped me to carry to baggage upstairs because I could not do it myself. -24-hour check-in counter. That means you can find someone to help whenever y...
I was here before, the kitchen was better equipped then, most the staff is friendly and helpful, they have some issues with agoda. I was hesitant about booking to many night from current rating but think it's low I added nights. like all hostel these days few people seem to live there way it is nowadays. Prague is a party town the hostel has tried to keep quite hour...
Fine stay here with very friendly hostel staff. Clean and comfortable hostel. Only let down would be the amenities aren't the best, only one shower and two toilets, can get a bit over crowded.
We took this room with discound 48% and that is the only reason because of I can't be total dissapointed. 1. We took this hotel because of praking for our car. During the reservation there was no note about parking, just information that this hotel have a parking. In all other hotels there was a notification about price for parking. After we came they said to us we ha...
Best place to stay when you are traveling to Prague, I arrived at 7 am and they allowed me to take a bath and put our luggages before checked in. When checked out, they also allowed us to take a bath at 6 pm and gave us towel. What a great hospitality...very recommend this hotel.Near to Metro and Tram is a plus
Easy to arrive If you come to prague by bus(florenc), good value breakfast buffet 60kr(yoghurt, muesli, cheese, ham, jam, fruit), quiet at night even at the biggest room, Nice atmosphere, good kitchen and common area, wifi works, cheap tap beer 29kr, helpful staff! Downside: annoying shower(you have to keep pressing a button all the time for water), needs more power pl...
The hostel was very easy to find from the nearest station. The night staff when we arrived was horrible - foul attitude and unfriendly towards us - and we were happy not to have to interact with her again. Booked a twin bedroom but got a room for 4. No other guests joined us. Big, bright room. 12th floor with an amazing view of the city. The layout of the room was go...
Everything is well equipped inside the hostel. The bed is comfortable and you can have unlimited hot water supply in washrooms. They clean the rooms everyday so it's very clean and neat. The best thing I have to mention is that when you check in, the receptionist will give you a detailed introduction of the whole city. Maybe it'll take you five to ten minutes standing ...
If I could give Sir Toby‘s 10 stars, I would! The hostel is absolutely charming, with clean rooms and comfortable beds. It also has a bar downstairs with the most incredible vibe, so you‘ll definitely meet some new friends there. I know I certainly won‘t forget the amazing friends I‘ve made at Sir Toby‘s! I was also pleasantly surprised with the free get-togethers they...
It’s not easy to get there without car.
It was my first time came to Prague, I did some basic research before I decided to stay here and I thanked my intuition for that. The location is so great, near Mustek Station, grocery store, Prague bus station and also near the Prague old town, you literally only need to walk to go to some interesting places. The dorm and toilet were clean, the breakfast was nice, and...
Great and quiet stay very near the city center. Very good price value, comfortable and clean. Very good WiFi internet, friendly and helpful staff and reception. Thanks all.
I booked this hostel because I read all the positive comments on the website. I would say that the hostel is good and the staff are very friendly. The people living inside are mostly nice. There is one thing that bothered me during my stay: the paint odor or the odor from the wood decoration in the rooms. Could be improved.
Pros: easy to find, walking distance to tourist area (20mins), near tram station, value for money, helpful staffs on where to go and best restaurants, clean and spacious room, nice shared dining & kitchen, free tea and coffee Cons: small bathroom, early check out time (10am), no lift (saddest part)
The bed is comfortable. Good sleep. Free towel. There are two toilets and two shower rooms. The kitchen is small, shared space also. Maybe you can not cook. Location is good, near the old square. It takes 10 minutes from Bus station in front of Grand hotel. There is no lighting on the bed side. The electric outlet is not enough.
Good location with pubs and shops in the area. Lot of noice from the street and from the bars. Very good value for money. As a curiosity.. I have never had so much stuff stolen from me as here.. coffee, bread, cheese.. you name it. And judging by the notes left in the kitchen area by other travellers, stealing other peoples food seems to be a norm in this hostel.
For the price paid it is much better than expected. Tram stop is located just cross the road. Staffs are friendly and the place is clean, wifi is good. room is spacious. It is perfect if you just need a comfort bed with less people in the dorm.
Nothing to complain abt this hostel. Everything was so good. The room was spacious and clean. Toilet was always clean. Location can be access by tram from the main station. And near the tourist area as well. Perfect!
It was a nice stay with very good location. The receptionist is very friendly n welcoming. The main bus n train station r just in front of the hostel. The room is spacious n clean. However the only down side was that the door/wall was very thin n u can basically hear the sound from the toilet n also when others r opening m closing their room's door. Overall, it is stil...
If U get to Litomerice U should enjoy this Deal, communal bath and giant kitchen,as if from yesterday s construction so New and Clean
This place is good if you're on a budget and looking for a hostel with a good location. It's very near the city centre. There is a fridge in the room and a kitchen at the basement. There were some tourist brochures in the drawers and maps. However, there were too many people staying on one floor and some seem to be staying there long term. You can hear a lot of door sl...
Good service with warm welcoming
The lady hotel owner could not do enough for me. I would stay there again...good value
The location has little far but the service is good. The master of hostel will tell you useful information. The facilities is like a home and all facilities are enough for everyone. The price is low.
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Everything was great about this hotel...with the exception of 2 things. (1) Our shower did not have a shower head holder. In order to shower, we had to hold up the shower head the entire time. This can get difficult when you're trying to wash your hair, use soap, shave, etc. We thought perhaps this was a 'Czech Republic Thing', but our friends were staying in another r...
The hotel was stunning we had a fabulous room right opposite the astrological clock in the Old Town Square our 6 year old and 8 year old loved sitting on the window sill watching the clock, they never tired of the skeleton ringing the bell, and the apostles moving past the open doors. The room was extremely large, with a very large bathroom, the room was spotless, the ...
Great, modern hotel at a really good location. Close to Vaclavske Namesti, city centre, train station. The rooms are spacious, bright and colourful. Buffet breakfast was included and was great. You can also sit outside in the courtyard. There are cool film posters throughout for cult Czech movies. The staff at reception were helpful and friendly. Great place!
This hotel was beautiful, just what i was expecting of a typical czech hotel. we had a beautiful view out over the river. But and this is a big BUT, the hotel is situated on the busy main road, going through Prague, with trams trundeling along. Also its opposite the largest european disco ( so it said) so if your very sensitive to noise this is not the place for you. w...
Pros - no more than 5 - 10 mins from main square, good restaurants and bars. - executive suite made into 2 large bedrooms with king size beds. - kitchen and fridge area. - use of an app to store key card info for later check in. - very helpful staff on reception. - lift to all floors. - secure main entrance and rooms. - safe in the room. - 2 free standing fans ...
This is located in a mainly residential neighborhood so it's nice and quiet. There are restaurants and bars within feet of the front door but I never heard any noise. There is a cafe/coffee house about 50 yards away and several mini markets just a block a way. The main train station is an easy walk downhill from the hotel- took us perhaps 15 mins to walk. (It might b...
The hotel was really nice overall, a great value, and it's in the center of everything. After arriving, I had lunch at the hotel restaurant, which was surprisingly good. Guest service is excellent and obviously important to management and employees. Hard to beat the value. Breakfast was also excellent (and included!), with made-to-order omelettes and European coffe...
The rooms are very clean and spacious. We had breakfast at the hotel every morning. They offer a variety of meats, fresh fruit and sweets. Delicious. We would definitely stay there again. The "Husinek" Restaurant, which is one block away, is also a great choice if you would like to try some great traditional Czech dishes and beer. More afordable than the restaurants i...
We had a great time in Prague and staying at Rott made it more convenient because of its perfect location and friendly hospitable staff. They have a restaurant that serves awesome local Czech food for good value.
Good location but nice and quiet. We’re from the uk and our son lives in Prague so we have visited many times. This represents the best value for money we have experienced.
The location in Prague 2 was good: It takes 20 minutes to walk to old town. We enjoyed the amenities. We did wish that we could have had English subtitles on the TV since all channels are in Czech. We came in winter, so do not know about air conditioning.
Stayed for two enjoyable nights and will go back. The hotel has the best location in town - on the river and across from the castle with unforgettable views from the rooms - the restaurant is right by the river and food/service are both first rate. Staff is friendly, attentive and helpful. Breakfast is in the keller and there is a good variety of foods served buffet...
The biggest room we have in our trip. Free Wifi. Good location near the castle and Charles bridge. We walked back and forth everyday. The staff is very helpful. We got problem with Toll sticker for driving on motorway. We bought from the post for 10-day type. The post office staff made the validation date wrong. We bought it in Dec, she made it Nov. If we didn't check,...
One of our best hotel experience. We have all we need in the room and the provision of a washer just hits the spot. The website did indicate washer/dryer although there was no dryer in our room. The radiator in the toilet helped with drying laundry overnight. Breakfast could do with some creativity but happy overall. Love having a balcony where we can share a bottle of...
Location a stone throw from the main train station, this designer hotel is very popular. As it was my boyfriend birthday, we received a free upgrade from the standard room. Staff were accommodating in assisting to arrange the pre-ordered flowers and champagne from the florist in my room prior to our check-in (although, a little hiccup - as they mixed up the rooms. but ...
The hotel is easy to reach with bus and metro from the airport and still situated very close to Charles Bridge on a quiet back-road with 10 minutes to the city centre. You need to be somewhat fit to use the hotel as there is no lift. The hotel is very clean and well run by friendly staff that speek excellent English. The restauran is very buzy and visited by the local...
The location is great, next to the river. Bus terminal, main street and castle are all about 10mins walk. The breakfast is good and restaurant to a river view is amazing. The bad point is the room without river room, but when we booked on Agoda, it said the room is with river view. We checked with the reception, it claimed it’s Agoda’s fault to provide incorrect info...
Very good hotel. We stay in Brno once or twice a year ( for 40 yrs plus)and this was our first booking at this hotel. Although this is at the edge of town it is not a problem. Our only problem was with the door lock to our room. Don't stay in 717! WE were locked out for about an hour. However, this was unfortunate and does not denigrate the good experience! WE are boo...
My prefect journey at Prague was started when I arrived the St Nicholas Hotel where I met Nuno (the manager). He awared that we had taken a long flight from HOng Kong to Czech so we arranged my families to check in earlier at 1030 he’s and invited us to take the breakfast which would be finished at 1100. Nuno then introduced everything in his hotel to us and gave m...
stay one night here. The staff very nice and helpful. Hotel just beside shuttle transfer company - Green Shuttle. Free sauna room provided with booking.
Very nice, clean ,room big and really five star. m impressed
Hotel Roma is one of the best hotel I've ever stayed. Best value for money, perfect location. It is walking very close to trams and walking distance to some tourist spots. The room is super big and has a tub. The breakfast, though not much of variety but very nice still. I will definitely book this hotel again if ever I will come back to Prague.
By no doubt one of the best hotel stays we had. The location of the hotel is great. Very close to Prague’s old town and to public transportation. The room was quite big, had lots of storage space, super-comfortable bad, very nice bathroom and Very high cleanness standard. The hotel’s restaurant was fantastic as we enjoyed the rich breakfast every morning and had couple...
I stayed for 2 nights at Pure White, and the entire stay was nothing short of fantastic. I was greeted by very friendly staff upon check in and was offered an upgrade of the room. The staffs were very attentive and helpful in explaining to me how to go around and the best ways to get to major attractions from the hotel. The room itself is huge and tastefully decorated ...
We emailed the hotel two days before of our arrival about how to get there from the Praha main train station, we were satisfied that we got a prompt response. Since we would arrive the train station quite late (about 7pm), we booked the hotel transfer service. Though it was a bit pricey (CZK 250), we thought it was necessary as the hotel was not near the train station,...
We hadn't expected that big room and cleanliness for that price. It turned out that the room was very spacious and clean with fully-equipped kitchen and washer & airer, and we loved it. We stayed only for a night but this room setting is really for those who stay longer. The only downside is, though not a big deal if we had known that before we got there, that night-ti...
Hotel near to Andel metro station, about 5 mins walk from hotel. Very convenient location and centralized, near to Andel town centre with lots of great restaurants, supermarket and one of the best bread shop PAUL (from France). A 10 mins walk to Shopping mall & good Chinese restaurant just a few steps away from the shopping mall. Friendly and helpful staff Jane, good ...
Barcelo Hotel was great. The staff was friendly and helpful. We also really enjoyed our hotel room, it was clean and had a good view of the city. The buffet food at the restaurant was incredibly good and so cheap - for 9 euros you have a full dinner buffet. Not to mention that the breakfast buffet was free. I would highly recommend this hotel
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excelent stay at the kings court hotel. i'd been in prague on the begining of 2002 and had a lousy stay due to the czech hotel concept at the time (poor and not adequato to the star ranting). this time i got the best of prague, and an excelent service at the king court. recomend it for everything, from the service to the location.
Is my second time at Prague and I love this Hotel, total recmend it. The location is perfect and the price is absolutely worth it. The view was amazing and the staff and furniture gave me the best support for the trip. Totally recommend it.
I had one of the best experience staying in a hotel anywhere here, and I've literally traveled to almost every corner of the globe. I arrived early and not expected to be able to check in at 8.30 in the morning so I just walked in just to ask to leave my luggage at the concierge and, to my surprise, the reception was very helpful and found me a room right then and ther...
Iron Gate hotel is very centrally located from the Old Town square with a number of little markets and excellent restaurants and bars right around. It's in a very safe location and the staff were very kind and helpful. Room was huge with 2 bathrooms and a little lounge area. Breakfast was the best we have had in a European hotel. So all in all this hotel and staff dese...
What a wonderful hotel. Staff were amazing and helpful. In particular the porter/concierge named Roman! Rooms were on the small side, however this was far outweighed by the clenliness and terrific location. Travelling with young children it is important to us to be in family friendly and safe part of big cities, this was both. Breakfast were excellent! The ONLY negativ...
Perfect location, Nice rooms. Employees could be more welcoming, no concierge most time of the day at the lobby. Not suitable for a baby stroller to get in and there is no one to help. Breakfast is really 4-star hotel level and even there no one had asked to pay to caffe latte or cappuccino for breakfast. People were coming with their Starbucks breakfast coffee cups f...
Tram and bus stop just steps across the street from hotel. UAN Florenc bus station only 5 min walk, from there you can take Flix bus or Rejiojet to other town in Czech. Breakfast is nice, room is clean and comfy. However staff need more smile to make guests feel welcome.
I chosed this hotel when i booked it coz it looks very spelendid . And after I arrived there, i found that it's very convenient to every sightseeing spot,which i could go by walk . This is what I felt satisfied with it . Hotel room is very nice but still a little bit low of my expectations. I thought it would be larger .And the room is not rectangle size ,which ma...
Stunning hotel within minutes of the Powder Tower and the Old Town Square. If you are looking for the building with the grand stair case on Hybernská, you won't find it as it is on the back side of the building where a charming garden sits. Great Czech restaurant across the street and another one within a 5 minute walk called Cafe Imperial. There are also two mini-m...
Our stay was very pleasant, comfortable and warm. The staff, especially Moussa, Lukas & one male & female staff from the reception were very kind and accommodating. They genuinely welcomed us as we arrived and as we checked out. Moussa and the other male staff helped me out as i needed assistance with an issue with the previous hotel we stayed in in Berlin. They went ...
Great hotel in a pretty convenient location, about 5 minutes walk from Charles Bridge. Breakfast was included in the rate and there was good variety and it was available until 12 which was great. The best part was the common areas, there was probably as much floor space in the hotel dedicated to common lounges as to hotel rooms. There are only 8 rooms, so no common ar...
A wonderful stay. Staff was very helpful with booking restaurants, cabs and answering all our questions.
arrived at prague main station, and taxi drivers refused to take to the hilton, too close they say. another said....siesta. then some clone of bora tried to take over our itinerary. i hate the eurotrash that roam around the old eastern bloc countries - it is time the czech republic raised the standards so tourists can be safe, secure and enjoy their stay. called...
City Centre area, very close to old town square, tourist spot (all by walking distance), easy to get food (fast food, Italian, Czech food). Room is very quiet, bed is very comfortable to sleep, every night I notice I just fall asleep an hour, it just like been sleeping for 5-6 hours ... I been staying lots of hotel in different countries ... I would highly recommend...
I decided to book room in Barcelo. I have arrived around 11:30am however it was to early as staff advised me there are no rooms available and check in starts at 3pm. Staff was nice but seems to be little bit surprised (not sure if that was positive or negative) that I speak local language. Room was very nice, spacious, comfortable, clean. Bed was not so soft and I ...
Very nice hotel close to major touristic places. Very easy commute everywhere, including other cities by train. Amazing Kosher buffet, breakfast and dinner. it also includes a Synagogue, a Mikvah and Daily prayers. Highly recommended for Jewish religious people and everyone who wants to enjoy Prague at its best. Will definitely stay there on my next visit to Prague
stayed in the marriott hotel early february, found the hotel clean, and very friendly staff. hotel is in a very good location, coffee shop at the corner as you head for the powder tower is very nice. rooms were very nice and cleaned every day and plenty of eating and drinking options. overall very happy with marriott in prague and would certainly go back. well worth it...
I stayed at Corinthia for 8 nights for a global conference at the conference centre a short walk away. There were 2 main disappointments: one was the pool/gym was not included (pool happy hour available at midday only), which I can understand is to manage the numbers of people using the facilities. I enjoyed the sauna and cold bath. My main disappointment was my trea...
We had choosen this Hotel due to the location as it was not our first visit to Prague. When I checked here, I was surprised that for a 5 Star Hotel, the price was almost like a 3 star property. Later I learned, that in Prague, the Hotels can give their own Star-Rating???!!! Even so, it was a very nice place,due to insulation it was absolutely quiet. Everything looked s...
Thankyou so much for looking after my parents so well upon their anniversary they were absolutely delighted with their surprise stay at your hotel and the staff particularly Marta Hochmanová (on front desk) was absolutely wonderful and caring in looking after them and making their trip so special. I also appreciate Marta (on the front desk) taking time in helping us...
Margo who runs the apartments was outstanding. I checked before going to ensure there was an iron and ironing board. Unfortunately it was not there when we needed it. Margo has a taxi deliver her own personal iron from home to the apartments. Can’t ask for more than that. We will return for sure.
The hotel is located on walking distance from the city centre. The metro station is also on the corner. The internet in the hotel was down, because of problems with the provider. We as business travels, went to the Mac Donalds next door to use the internet. The hotel is nice, but for us it's not a 5 star hotel, it would be more a 4 star hotel.
Not a classic 4-star hotel, more a boutique on the 5th floor of Koruna Palace (it was not clear from the descriptions). Location is excellent, parking garage is only two minutes walk. Staff was very friendly and helpful, breakfast was very good. Room was OK, bathroom is above class. €60 for the private usage of the spa (only private is available) is a bit overpriced.
This hotel is in an excellent central location, convenient for everything. The room was excellent though some bits in the bathroom were past their best and the shower over the bath is not very good and that area is cramped. The breakfast buffet was outstanding. However on two of my four mornings there I was sharing a table with someone else. On the second occasion an e...
The hotel is very AMAZING! We have a luxury superior double room. The room is state-of-the-art. Modern but charming. We love it! The service is also amazing, the reception, the bar/restaurant! They know what they are doing - and theyre doing the best! Breakfast is also cool - made to order plus the buffet. Use of the hi-tech fitness center is included and the gym is W...
We had a really pleasant stay here at Hotel Leonardo, Prague. My wife and I stayed here for 3 nights and we really enjoyed our stay. We booked the 'Superior' room via Agoda and it was really nice. Our room was clean, spacious and airy. Location of this hotel is just perfect. All the famous tourist attractions like Charles Bridge, Lennon Wall, Old Town Hall with Astro...
I traveled to Czech with my husband. I liked the interior of the hotel very much. The room was really clean, it was raining and the weather was cold, but I could have an extra blanket in the room. The staff were very friendly too, especially Alex was able to solve our requests.
If you have a car,I strongly recommend to visit the Wellness Hotel Retro Riverside. Even though the hotel is not too close(6-7Km) from downtown of Karloby vary it is nice hotel.
Hotel is close to Republic square and finding nice restaurants is not a problem. Great breakfast and a nice restaurant right next to the hotel. Staff was very friendly and helpfull, they always helped me to get a taxi from the office back to the hotel. They have their own taxi service that can pick you up from the airport and anywhere in the city, its a bit more expens...
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What's the average price of a hotel in Czech Republic?
The average price for a 3-star hotel in Czech Republic is USD 73. The average price for a 4-star hotel in Czech Republic is USD 117. The average price for a 5-star hotel in Czech Republic is USD 224.
What's the average price of a hotel in Czech Republic this weekend?
The average price for a 3-star hotel in Czech Republic this weekend is USD 94. The average price for a 4-star hotel in Czech Republic this weekend is USD 170. The average price for a 5-star hotel in Czech Republic this weekend is USD 290.
What's the average price of a hotel in Czech Republic tonight?
The average price for a 3-star hotel in Czech Republic tonight is USD 73. The average price for a 4-star hotel in Czech Republic tonight is USD 120. The average price for a 5-star hotel in Czech Republic tonight is USD 235.
What are the most popular hotels in Czech Republic?
Some of our most popular hotels in Czech Republic are The Gold Bank, Grandium Hotel Prague and Post 120 Suites.
What are the best hotels in Czech Republic for couples?
Hotels in Czech Republic that are highly rated by couples include The Gold Bank, Grandium Hotel Prague and Post 120 Suites.
What are the best hotels in Czech Republic for families?
Hotels in Czech Republic that are highly rated by families include The Gold Bank, Grandium Hotel Prague and Post 120 Suites.
What are the most popular cities in Czech Republic to stay in?
Popular cities among travelers staying in Czech Republic include Prague, Cesky Krumlov, and Brno.
What are the best hotels in Prague?
Verified travelers to Prague have given top reviews to The Gold Bank, Grandium Hotel Prague and Post 120 Suites.
What are the best hotels in Cesky Krumlov?
Verified travelers to Cesky Krumlov have given top reviews to Hotel OLDINN, Castle View Apartments and Hotel Ruze.
What are the best hotels in Brno?
Verified travelers to Brno have given top reviews to Cosmopolitan Bobycentrum - Czech Leading Hotels, Hotel Continental and Grand Hotel Brno.
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Discover the Charm of the Czech Republic
Welcome to the Czech Republic, a land where fairy-tale castles meet vibrant cities, and rich history intertwines with modern culture! This enchanting destination is filled with picturesque landscapes, from the rolling hills of Bohemia to the serene beauty of Moravia. Travelers flock here not only for the stunning architecture and historical sites but also for the warm hospitality that makes every visit memorable.
One of the highlights of the Czech Republic is its stunning capital, Prague. Known as the "City of a Hundred Spires," Prague boasts an incredible array of Gothic and Baroque architecture. The iconic Charles Bridge, with its majestic statues and breathtaking views of the Vltava River, is a must-see. The historic Old Town Square, with its Astronomical Clock and colorful buildings, invites visitors to soak in the ambiance of centuries gone by. Beyond the capital, towns like Český Krumlov and Karlovy Vary offer charming streets and unique cultural experiences that transport you back in time.
The Czech Republic is not just about history; it’s also a hub of vibrant culture. Experience local traditions through folk festivals, art exhibitions, and theater performances. Whether it’s sipping a pint of world-famous Czech beer in a cozy pub or enjoying a classical concert in a grand hall, the cultural scene here is sure to captivate your heart. With so much to explore, it's no wonder that the Czech Republic is a top destination for travelers seeking both adventure and relaxation.
Unveiling the Best Time to Experience the Czech Republic
Timing your visit to the Czech Republic can significantly enhance your travel experience. The country enjoys a temperate climate, with each season offering its own unique charm. Spring (March to May) is a delightful time to explore as flowers bloom, and outdoor cafes come to life. The weather is usually mild, making it perfect for strolling through the historic streets of Prague or enjoying the lush gardens of Český Krumlov.
Summer (June to August) is the peak tourist season, attracting visitors from around the globe. Festivals, open-air concerts, and vibrant street markets fill the calendar, creating a lively atmosphere. However, be prepared for larger crowds and higher accommodation prices. Fall (September to November) is equally enchanting, with the changing leaves providing a stunning backdrop for sightseeing. This season also marks the start of the wine harvest, especially in Moravia, where wine festivals celebrate the region’s rich viticulture.
Winter (December to February) transforms the Czech Republic into a snowy wonderland. Christmas markets pop up in major cities, offering festive treats and handcrafted gifts. The ambiance is magical, particularly in Prague, where twinkling lights illuminate the historic squares. For those who enjoy winter sports, the mountains in the north provide excellent skiing opportunities. Regardless of the season, there’s always something special to experience in this captivating country.
Essential Travel Tips for Your Czech Adventure
Before embarking on your Czech adventure, it’s essential to familiarize yourself with a few travel tips that can enhance your experience. First, understanding local customs and etiquette can go a long way. The Czech people are friendly and appreciate politeness. A simple “Děkuji” (thank you) in Czech can earn you smiles and goodwill. Tipping is customary in restaurants, typically around 10% of the bill, so keep that in mind when dining out.
Currency is another important aspect to consider. The Czech Republic uses the Czech koruna (CZK), so it's advisable to exchange your currency before or upon arrival. Credit cards are widely accepted, but having some cash on hand is useful for small purchases or in markets. Public transportation is efficient and affordable, making it easy to navigate cities like Prague or Brno. Consider purchasing a travel pass for unlimited rides on trams, buses, and metro services.
Lastly, stay connected while exploring! Consider getting a local SIM card or an eSIM for your phone to access maps and information on the go. This will help you find the best restaurants, attractions, and events happening around you. With these tips in mind, you’re ready to dive into the rich culture and breathtaking sights of the Czech Republic!
Where to Stay for Every Budget in the Czech Republic
Finding the perfect place to stay in the Czech Republic is a breeze, thanks to the variety of accommodations available. From luxury hotels to budget-friendly options, there’s something for every traveler. For those seeking a touch of elegance, the Grandium Hotel Prague offers a fantastic blend of comfort and style. Guests rave about the lovely staff and the wonderful breakfast, making it a top choice for travelers looking for a delightful experience.
If you’re after a cozy yet upscale atmosphere, The Gold Bank is another excellent option. With friendly and helpful staff, this hotel ensures a comfortable stay. The cleanliness and cozy ambiance of the rooms make it a favorite among visitors. For those on a budget, a&o Prague Rhea offers spacious and clean accommodations at an affordable price, with extra friendly staff to assist you during your stay.
For travelers who enjoy a central location, the Archibald City is highly recommended. Guests appreciate the great breakfast and the friendly service, ensuring a pleasant start to each day of exploration. Whether you’re looking for luxury or affordability, the Czech Republic has a myriad of options to cater to your needs, making it easy to find the ideal place to rest after a day of adventure.
Why Agoda.com is Your Go-To for Booking Hotels
When planning a trip to the Czech Republic, finding the right accommodation is crucial for a memorable experience. Agoda.com stands out as a premier platform for booking hotels in Prague and beyond, offering a user-friendly interface that makes the process seamless. With a vast selection of hotels, ranging from luxurious stays to budget-friendly options, travelers can easily find accommodations that suit their preferences and budget.
One of the standout features of Agoda.com is its exclusive deals and discounts. Frequent travelers will appreciate the competitive rates that can help save money, allowing for more spending on experiences and adventures during the trip. Additionally, Agoda’s customer reviews provide valuable insights from fellow travelers, helping you make informed decisions about where to stay. Whether you’re looking for a centrally located hotel to explore Prague’s historic sites or a cozy retreat in a quieter town, Agoda.com has you covered.
Booking through Agoda.com is not only convenient but also secure. The platform offers flexible cancellation policies, ensuring peace of mind in case plans change. Plus, with the option to filter searches based on amenities, location, and guest ratings, finding the perfect hotel in the Czech Republic has never been easier. Don’t miss out on the opportunity to enjoy a stress-free booking experience; let Agoda.com be your trusted partner in your Czech adventure!
Getting Around the Czech Republic with Ease
Exploring the Czech Republic is a breeze, thanks to its efficient and well-connected transportation system. Public transport in cities like Prague is both affordable and reliable, with a comprehensive network of trams, buses, and metro services. Purchasing a travel pass can be a smart choice for those planning to explore extensively, allowing unlimited rides within a specified time frame. The Prague Integrated Transport (PID) system is particularly user-friendly, making it easy to navigate the city’s attractions.
For those venturing beyond the capital, trains are an excellent option for intercity travel. The Czech Railways (ČD) operates a robust network that connects major cities and picturesque towns, such as Český Krumlov and Karlovy Vary. Train travel is not only comfortable but also offers scenic views of the countryside, providing an enjoyable journey. Booking tickets in advance can often yield better prices, especially during peak travel seasons.
If you prefer a more personalized experience, consider renting a car. This option grants the flexibility to explore at your own pace, allowing for spontaneous stops at charming villages or breathtaking landscapes along the way. However, be mindful of parking regulations in urban areas, as they can be strict. Whichever mode of transportation you choose, getting around the Czech Republic promises to be an adventure in itself!
Exciting Activities to Enjoy in the Czech Republic
The Czech Republic offers a myriad of activities that cater to every type of traveler. For those with a penchant for history and culture, guided tours of iconic landmarks like Prague Castle and the historic center of Český Krumlov provide deep insights into the country’s rich heritage. Consider joining a folkloric dinner show experience in Prague, where traditional Czech cuisine and lively performances come together for an unforgettable evening.
Adventure seekers will find plenty of outdoor activities to indulge in. The Hruba Skala - Rock City, with its stunning rock formations, is perfect for hiking and climbing enthusiasts. For a more relaxed day, head to the serene Borový rybník, where you can enjoy a picnic by the water or take a leisurely stroll through nature. If you’re looking for a unique experience, don’t miss the beer spa in Prague, where you can relax in a tub filled with warm beer while sipping on unlimited pints!
Families traveling with children will find a host of family-friendly attractions. The Prague Zoo is a must-visit, known for its expansive grounds and diverse animal species. Letná Park, with its playgrounds and stunning city views, is another great spot for families to unwind. With so many activities to choose from, the Czech Republic ensures that every visitor leaves with cherished memories and stories to share.
Shopping for Unique Souvenirs in the Czech Republic
Shopping in the Czech Republic is an adventure in itself, offering a blend of traditional craftsmanship and modern retail experiences. The country is renowned for its crystal glassware, which makes for a stunning souvenir. Head to stores in Prague’s Old Town to find exquisite pieces that reflect the artistry of Czech glassmakers. From elegant vases to intricate chandeliers, these treasures are sure to impress anyone back home.
For those looking for something more personal, local markets are the perfect places to find authentic souvenirs. The Havelské tržiště market in Prague is a bustling hub where you can browse handmade crafts, traditional Czech ceramics, and regional delicacies. Don’t forget to pick up a jar of local honey or a bottle of Moravian wine as a delicious reminder of your travels.
Fashion enthusiasts will also find plenty of boutiques offering unique clothing and accessories. Explore the trendy streets of Vinohrady or Letná to discover local designers and vintage shops. Whether you’re on the hunt for a chic outfit or a quirky gift, the shopping scene in the Czech Republic promises delightful surprises at every turn.
Nature's Wonders in the Czech Republic
The Czech Republic is not just about historical landmarks; it’s also home to breathtaking natural wonders that beckon outdoor enthusiasts. One of the standout attractions is the Bohemian Switzerland National Park, known for its dramatic sandstone cliffs and lush forests. Hiking trails wind through this stunning landscape, offering panoramic views and opportunities for photography. Don’t miss the iconic Pravčická Brána, Europe’s largest natural rock arch, which is a highlight for many visitors.
Another gem is the Český ráj (Czech Paradise) region, famous for its unique rock formations and fairy-tale castles. This area is perfect for hiking, cycling, and exploring charming villages nestled among the hills. The lush greenery and picturesque scenery provide a peaceful escape from the hustle and bustle of city life.
If you’re looking for a relaxing day outdoors, the Botanical Garden in Prague is a beautiful spot to unwind. With a diverse collection of plants and stunning landscapes, it’s an oasis in the heart of the city. Whether you’re hiking through national parks or enjoying a leisurely stroll in a garden, the natural beauty of the Czech Republic is sure to leave a lasting impression.
Historical Treasures and Cultural Attractions in the Czech Republic
The Czech Republic is a treasure chest of historical and cultural attractions that narrate tales of its rich past. One of the most iconic landmarks is Prague Castle, a sprawling complex that dates back to the 9th century. This UNESCO World Heritage site is not only the official residence of the President but also houses stunning architectural marvels like St. Vitus Cathedral and the Old Royal Palace. Visitors can wander through the castle grounds, explore the beautiful gardens, and enjoy panoramic views of the city. The castle's history is intertwined with the rise and fall of various monarchs, making it a fascinating stop for history buffs.
In addition to Prague Castle, the Historic Center of Český Krumlov is another must-visit destination. This charming town, with its well-preserved medieval architecture and winding streets, feels like stepping back in time. The centerpiece is the impressive Český Krumlov Castle, which offers guided tours showcasing its ornate interiors and stunning views from the tower. The town's atmosphere is vibrant, with local artisans and quaint cafes lining the streets, inviting visitors to linger and soak in the ambiance.
Don’t miss the Staroměstské náměstí (Old Town Square) in Prague, where you can marvel at the Astronomical Clock and the Gothic spires of the Church of Our Lady before Týn. The square is a hub of activity, with street performers, local markets, and historical reenactments adding to its allure. Whether you’re strolling through the cobblestone streets or enjoying a coffee at one of the outdoor cafes, the rich history and culture of the Czech Republic come alive in these remarkable locations.
Family-Friendly Fun in the Czech Republic
The Czech Republic is a fantastic destination for families, offering a variety of attractions that cater to all ages. One of the highlights is the Prague Zoo, consistently rated among the best zoos in the world. With its expansive grounds and diverse range of animals, families can spend an entire day exploring the exhibits and participating in interactive programs. The zoo also features play areas and picnic spots, making it a perfect outing for children and parents alike.
Another great family-friendly destination is Městský Park in Prague, where kids can enjoy playgrounds, open spaces, and beautiful gardens. The park is an ideal place for a leisurely stroll or a family picnic, offering a peaceful escape from the bustling city. For a unique experience, visit the Wallenstein Palace Gardens, which features stunning baroque architecture, peacocks roaming freely, and picturesque fountains that will delight visitors of all ages.
Families can also explore the Letná Park, which boasts a massive playground and breathtaking views of the Vltava River. With ample space for running around and enjoying outdoor activities, this park is perfect for a day of family fun. Whether it’s visiting the zoo, playing in the parks, or enjoying the scenic beauty of the gardens, families will find plenty of engaging activities to make their visit to the Czech Republic memorable.
Festivals and Events Celebrating Czech Culture
The Czech Republic is known for its lively festivals and events that showcase its rich cultural heritage. One of the most famous is the Prague Spring International Music Festival, held annually in May and June. This renowned festival attracts world-class musicians and orchestras, offering a fantastic lineup of classical music performances in stunning venues across the city. Attending a concert during this festival is a must for music lovers, providing an unforgettable experience in a beautiful setting.
Another highlight is the Czech Beer Festival, typically held in May. This celebration of the country’s brewing tradition features a wide variety of local beers, delicious food, and live entertainment. Visitors can sample different brews, learn about the brewing process, and immerse themselves in the lively atmosphere. It’s a great opportunity to meet locals and experience the Czech love for beer firsthand.
Throughout the year, numerous folk festivals take place across the country, celebrating traditional music, dance, and crafts. The Slavnosti květů (Flower Festival) in the town of České Budějovice is a colorful event that showcases stunning floral displays, parades, and cultural performances. Engaging with these festivals allows travelers to connect with the local culture and create lasting memories during their visit.
Transportation Details for Seamless Travel
Getting around the Czech Republic is straightforward, thanks to its well-developed transportation network. In cities like Prague, public transport is efficient and easy to navigate. The Prague Integrated Transport system includes trams, buses, and metro services, allowing visitors to reach major attractions with ease. Purchasing a travel pass can save money and provide unlimited rides within a specified time frame, making it a convenient option for those looking to explore extensively.
For intercity travel, trains are a comfortable and scenic option. The Czech Railways operates a reliable network connecting major cities and charming towns. Booking tickets in advance can help secure better prices, especially during peak travel seasons. Train travel not only offers a smooth journey but also allows for picturesque views of the Czech countryside, enhancing the overall travel experience.
For those who prefer flexibility, renting a car is an excellent choice. This option enables travelers to explore at their own pace, discovering hidden gems along the way. However, it’s important to be aware of parking regulations in urban areas, as they can be strict. Regardless of the chosen mode of transportation, navigating the Czech Republic is an enjoyable experience filled with opportunities to explore its stunning landscapes and vibrant cities.
Practical Travel Information for a Smooth Journey
Before setting off on your Czech adventure, it’s helpful to have some practical travel information at your fingertips. Visa requirements vary depending on your nationality, so checking the specific entry regulations before your trip is essential. Most travelers from the EU and several other countries can enter the Czech Republic without a visa for short stays, while others may need to apply in advance. Having your travel documents in order will ensure a smooth entry into the country.
Health and safety are also important considerations. It’s advisable to have travel insurance that covers medical expenses during your stay. The Czech Republic has a high standard of healthcare, but being prepared is always a good idea. Familiarize yourself with local emergency numbers, such as 112 for general emergencies and 155 for medical assistance. Knowing how to access help in case of an emergency will provide peace of mind while exploring the country.
Lastly, staying connected during your travels can enhance your experience. Consider purchasing a local SIM card or an eSIM for your phone to access maps and information on the go. This will make it easier to find the best restaurants, attractions, and events happening around you. With these practical tips in mind, you’re all set for a smooth and enjoyable journey through the Czech Republic!
Uncovering Hidden Gems in the Czech Republic
While popular destinations like Prague and Český Krumlov are must-sees, the Czech Republic is also home to a variety of hidden gems waiting to be discovered. One such gem is the quaint town of Telč, known for its stunning Renaissance architecture and picturesque square. This UNESCO World Heritage site offers a peaceful atmosphere, charming streets, and beautiful gardens, making it a perfect day trip from Prague.
Another hidden treasure is the Moravian Karst, a breathtaking natural area featuring limestone caves, gorges, and unique rock formations. The Macocha Abyss, a deep gorge with stunning views, is a highlight for nature lovers and adventure seekers. Guided tours of the caves offer a fascinating glimpse into the geological wonders of the region, making it a great addition to any itinerary.
For those seeking a more off-the-beaten-path experience, the village of Kutná Hora is worth a visit. Famous for its Bone Church (Sedlec Ossuary), this unique chapel is adorned with human bones and offers a thought-provoking experience. The town itself boasts beautiful Gothic architecture, including the stunning St. Barbara's Church, making it a captivating destination for history and culture enthusiasts alike.
Delicious Czech Cuisine and Local Drinks
The culinary scene in the Czech Republic is a delightful aspect of any visit, offering a range of traditional dishes and local beverages that reflect the country’s rich heritage. One of the must-try dishes is svíčková, a creamy sauce served over marinated beef, often accompanied by bread dumplings. This hearty meal is a favorite among locals and provides a true taste of Czech comfort food. Another classic dish is goulash, a savory stew made with tender meat and spices, perfect for warming up during cooler months.
For those with a sweet tooth, trdelník, a sweet pastry rolled in sugar and cinnamon, is a popular treat found at street stalls throughout the country. Enjoying this delicious pastry while wandering through the streets of Prague is a memorable experience. Pair your meal with a glass of local beer, as the Czech Republic is renowned for its brewing tradition. Don’t miss the chance to sample various regional beers, each with its own unique flavor profile.
Wine lovers will also find plenty to enjoy, especially in the Moravian region, known for its vineyards and wine production. Local wines, particularly white varieties, are well-regarded and often featured in wine tastings and festivals. Indulging in the flavors of Czech cuisine and drinks is an essential part of the travel experience, allowing visitors to connect with the heart of the country.
Romantic Getaways in the Czech Republic
The Czech Republic offers countless romantic spots perfect for couples seeking a getaway. Prague, often dubbed the "City of Love," is filled with charming streets, cozy cafes, and stunning views. A stroll across the Charles Bridge at sunset provides a magical experience, with the city’s skyline illuminated in the golden light. Couples can also enjoy a romantic dinner at one of the many riverside restaurants, savoring traditional Czech cuisine while watching the boats glide by.
For a more tranquil escape, the picturesque town of Český Krumlov is an idyllic setting for romance. With its fairy-tale castle, winding river, and enchanting streets, this town offers a serene atmosphere perfect for leisurely exploration. Couples can take a romantic boat ride on the Vltava River or enjoy a picnic in the castle gardens, surrounded by breathtaking views.
Another romantic destination is the spa town of Karlovy Vary, known for its healing thermal springs and beautiful architecture. Couples can indulge in rejuvenating spa treatments, followed by a stroll along the picturesque colonnades. The combination of relaxation and stunning scenery makes this town a perfect choice for a romantic retreat.
Unique Accommodations for a Memorable Stay
The Czech Republic is home to a variety of unique accommodations that can enhance your travel experience. For those seeking something different, consider staying in a boutique hotel that reflects the local culture and charm. The Post 120 Suites offers a blend of modern comfort and historical ambiance, providing a memorable stay in the heart of Prague. Guests can enjoy spacious suites with stylish decor and personalized service, ensuring a delightful experience.
For a more adventurous option, look into staying in a treehouse or a cabin in the woods, especially in regions like Bohemian Switzerland. These unique lodgings offer a chance to connect with nature while enjoying the tranquility of the surrounding landscapes. Imagine waking up to the sounds of birds chirping and the fresh scent of pine trees!
Lastly, for those who appreciate history, consider booking a night in a castle hotel. Several castles throughout the Czech Republic offer accommodations that allow guests to experience the grandeur of a bygone era. Staying in a castle not only provides a unique lodging experience but also immerses you in the rich history and culture of the region.
Last-Minute Hotel Deals for Spontaneous Travelers
For those who love to travel on a whim, finding last-minute hotel deals in the Czech Republic is easier than ever. Agoda.com offers a variety of options for spontaneous travelers looking for great accommodations without breaking the bank. Whether you're planning a weekend getaway in Prague or a last-minute trip to a charming town, you can find competitive rates and special offers that suit your budget.
Many hotels in the Czech Republic provide discounts for last-minute bookings, allowing you to enjoy luxury accommodations at a fraction of the price. With Agoda's user-friendly platform, you can easily filter your search based on location, amenities, and guest ratings, helping you find the perfect place to stay even at the last minute.
Remember to check for exclusive deals and promotions on Agoda.com, as they frequently update their offers. With a little flexibility in your travel plans, you can uncover fantastic last-minute deals that lead to unforgettable experiences in the beautiful Czech Republic.
Pet-Friendly Options for Traveling with Furry Friends
Traveling with pets can be a delightful experience, and the Czech Republic welcomes furry friends with open arms. Many hotels and accommodations offer pet-friendly options, ensuring that you don’t have to leave your beloved companion behind. Agoda.com makes it easy to find hotels that cater to pets, allowing you to enjoy your trip without worry.
When searching for pet-friendly accommodations, look for hotels that provide amenities such as pet beds, food bowls, and even pet-sitting services. This will ensure that your furry friend feels comfortable and well-cared for during your stay. Some hotels even have designated pet-friendly areas, making it easier for you and your pet to enjoy your time together.
In addition to pet-friendly hotels, the Czech Republic boasts numerous parks and outdoor spaces where you can take your dog for a walk. The expansive gardens of Prague, such as the Stromovka Park, are perfect for leisurely strolls with your four-legged friend. Embrace the opportunity to explore this beautiful country with your pet by your side, creating unforgettable memories together.
Exploring the Nightlife Scene in the Czech Republic
The nightlife scene in the Czech Republic is vibrant and diverse, offering something for everyone. In Prague, the options are endless, ranging from trendy bars to lively clubs. The city is famous for its beer culture, and visitors can start their evening at one of the many traditional pubs, where they can sample a variety of local brews. The atmosphere is often lively, with locals and tourists mingling over a pint of Czech beer.
For those looking to dance the night away, clubs like Roxy and Cross Club are popular spots that feature live music and DJ performances. Roxy, located in the heart of Prague, hosts a variety of events, from electronic music to indie concerts, making it a hub for music lovers. Cross Club is known for its unique decor and eclectic atmosphere, providing a one-of-a-kind nightlife experience.
If you prefer a more laid-back evening, consider catching a live performance at one of the city’s many theaters or jazz clubs. The Jazz Dock is a great venue for enjoying live jazz music while overlooking the Vltava River. With so many options to choose from, exploring the nightlife scene in the Czech Republic promises an exciting and memorable experience.
Creating Your Perfect Czech Republic Travel Itinerary
Crafting a well-rounded travel itinerary for the Czech Republic is essential to make the most of your visit. Start by selecting your must-see destinations, such as Prague, Český Krumlov, and Karlovy Vary. Allocate enough time in each location to fully immerse yourself in the local culture, history, and attractions. Consider including a mix of popular sites and hidden gems to create a balanced experience.
Incorporate activities that cater to your interests, whether it’s exploring historical landmarks, indulging in local cuisine, or enjoying outdoor adventures. Don’t forget to schedule some downtime to relax and soak in the ambiance of the places you visit. Adding flexibility to your itinerary allows for spontaneous discoveries, whether it’s stumbling upon a local festival or enjoying a leisurely afternoon in a park.
Finally, be sure to include travel logistics, such as transportation options between cities and accommodations. Utilizing platforms like Agoda.com to book hotels in advance can simplify this process and provide peace of mind during your travels. By carefully planning your itinerary, you can ensure a memorable and enjoyable experience in the beautiful Czech Republic.