We've selected 10 boutique hotels in Prague to tempt you with style and prime locations. How's that sound to you?
There's only one problem.
Maybe sharing ten hotels is too many.
We don't mean to make your decision any harder. But there are so many choices, it's hard to decide which ones to include on this hotel list.
Either way, there's something for everyone here. Although, these all make perfect romantic getaways.
Just so you know... these hotels have been chosen for their boutique look and accessibility to all the top sights. So you've got a tempting mix of design, top services, and good locations.
Best of all, you don't always have to break the bank to experience their individuality.
Seriously, compare the prices and you'll notice that you won't pay more for pretty design.
Ok, drumroll please... here are your boutique hotels in Prague...
Let's start with this little gem. Located in a fabulous area away from the crowds, the Vintage Design Sax Hotel is full of pleasant surprises.
First, the location. Surrounded by little streets but still five minutes walk to Charles Bridge, and the castle is just as close.
And, you can't beat this area for little restaurants and cafes. I love the tiny wine bar down the street. It's a local favorite.
Inside the Sax, the interior is filled with design elements from the 1950s-70s. And the rooms are spacious and clean.
I would look for a room with a terrace or one on an upper floor to enjoy the stunning views. You'll never forget views like this.
Oh, and don't miss any of the extras at the Sax like their spa and sauna. Yes, your partner will love your romantic getaway.
Lastly, parking is available off-site, but considering these historical streets, any hotel parking is a huge plus.
Address: Jánský vršek 328/3, Malá Strana. Tel: +420 257 531 268
These two sister hotels in Old Town will probably make your decision more complex. Because each one is very well located and both exemplify superb services and beautiful design.
We like the use of light throughout both hotels. The spacious lobby of the Josef Hotel and bar is always tempting. And, of course the Hotel Maximilian has its own Zen Wellness Center which is pretty cool too.
Both hotels are well located, just a short walk from Old Town Square.
Hotel Maximilian - Haštalská 14, Old Town, Prague 1. +420 225 303 118
Hotel Josef - Rybna 20, Old Town, Prague 1. +420 221 700 111
Moods is one of the newer boutique hotels in Prague. It's decked out in concept designs, tech wares and a variety of extras meant to spoil you. And, according to Moods' website they have "invested in the best beds in the world."
The hotel isn't too far from Old Town, so getting around from here is pretty easy. Supplement your sightseeing with a meal in their restaurant or end your day with a massage in their Spa Center.
Address: Klimentska 28, New Town, Prague 1. Tel: +420 222 330 100
Just outside of Prague's bustling historic center is this
delightful little hotel. It's close enough to the main attractions but far enough away to give you a local authentic feeling.
The Red and Blue is a pleasant mix of elegant design, comfort and good services. It's quiet at night and there are a number of good restaurants nearby worth investigating. Another perk is the lovely park just across the street. Walk it's trails to find some fantastic views of the castle and city.
Address: Holečkova 18, Smíchov, Prague 5. Tel: +420 22 992 513
What is a boutique hotel? And, how did we choose these?
Well, Wikipedia describes
them as... "intimate,
usually luxurious or quirky hotel environments."
So, we've chosen these boutique hotels in Prague based on this concept. We also wanted to highlight some places with unique styles that might otherwise be overlooked.
Go green by staying at Mosaic, Prague's first hotel to use 100% of its electricity from renewable resources.
Of course, the hotel gets wonderful reviews for much more than their green efforts. Maybe guests are won over by the inviting restaurant or the terrace... or maybe it's the funky lounge room.
Whatever your take, you are likely to find a room here that "saves the planet" and meets higher expectations for a comfortable stay in Prague's city center.
Address: Odborů 4, New Town, Prague 2. Tel: +420 246 008 324
The Buddha Bar isn't your average hotel by any means. It's more of a whole-body, luxurious experience.
From deep color accents of its interiors to the Asian decor, this 5 star hotel in Prague's Old Town is a world to itself.
Outside of course, the Buddha Bar is super close to Old
Town Square and lots of other historical and cultural
sites. But, we won't bore you with all the meditative details. The
Buddha Bar is simply one of the best boutique hotels in
Prague, period.
Address: Jakubska 8, Old Town, Prague 1. Tel: +420 221 776 300
Here come another pair of sister boutique hotels in Prague that will make your decision all the more fun (or frustrating).
Located near Prague Castle, they both offer a subtle elegance. This type of elegance can add an inner feeling of calmness as opposed to other hotels with harsher design and contrasts.
If you prefer to get away from the crowds and have a nice view, choose Domus Henrici near the castle.
To be really close to everything, choose Domus Balthasar, a few steps from Charles Bridge.
Domus Henrici Boutique Hotel: Lorentanská 11, Hradčany, Prague 1. Tel: +420 220 511 369
Domus Balthasar Design Hotel: Mostecká 5, Mala Strana. Tel: +420 257 199 499
Andel's leaves the old charm of Prague for a modern stay in one of Prague's up-and-coming neighborhoods - Smíchov.
There's an entirely different vibe to this area. It's local and packed with shopping and dining options. Look for outdoor markets too near the metro station.
The hotel is quite large for a boutique, 239 rooms. So it caters to all kinds of visitors and business travelers.
Inside there are tons of amenities including a fitness room, high speed internet, parking garage and conference space to name just a few.
Check rates at Andel's Hotel Prague.
Address: Stroupežnického 21, Smíchov, Prague 5. Tel: +420 296 889 998
Prague is blessed with all kinds of hotels that don't always fit a label.
Some fit into multiple categories, often crossing over into luxury hotels.
For example, the lovely Aria Hotel is hard to describe... boutique, luxurious, theme-based (music!), etc.
Of course, if you have any questions along your path of hotel hunting and Prague sightseeing preparation... please feel free to contact us.