13 Best Boutique Hotels In Prague, Czech Republic - Updated 2024

1. Hotel Leon D´Oro (from USD 63)

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Starting off our list is the Hotel Leon D'Oro. The hotel is located in a historic building, but has been recently renovated. The rooms have satellite TV, hair dryers in the bathrooms, and some have balcony’s which overlook the city. There is also WiFi available in the public areas.

This design hotel in Prague is centrally located. It sits between the Old Town Square and Wenceslas Square. The metro station is just a two minute walk away, so getting to other parts of the city is incredibly easy.

2. BoHo Prague Hotel (from USD 231)

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If you’re looking for accommodation in Prague, another option very near to the Old Town Square is the BoHo Prague Hotel. This hotel offers air conditioned rooms, some of which have a separate seating area to relax in. All rooms have flat screen TVs, private bathrooms, and cosy bath robes and slippers.

There’s an on-site restaurant with a selection of international foods, drinks, and wine. There’s also a wellness centre, so you can request a relaxing massage at reception (for an extra fee). You’ll also be provided with breakfast in your room, and reviews point to free wine in the afternoon and coffee available all day long!

3. The Emblem Hotel (from USD 379)

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The Emblem Hotels offers panoramic views of Prague on their rooftop terrace. Stunning! You’ll also be able to enjoy air conditioned rooms, complete with private bathrooms, a flat screen TV, and a Nespresso coffee machine.

Additionally, you’ll have complementary access to the M Spa. There, you’ll be able to use the gym, sauna, and steam room. The rooftop terrace also has a hot tub, available for a surcharge. There’s a breakfast buffet in the mornings, and an American steakhouse is on site for lunch and dinner.

The Emblem Hotel is a boutique hotel located in the Old Town of Prague. The Old Town Square is nearby, and there are plenty of shops and restaurants in the area. Public transport options are just a few minute’s walk away.

4. Golden Well (from USD 233)

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Right next door to Prague Castle is the Golden Well hotel. The building, built in a Renaissance-style, once belonged to the Emperor Rudolf II and was the home of astronomer Tycho de Brahe. In under ten minutes, you can walk to the Charles Bridge and Lesser Town Square.

Upon arrival at Golden Well, you’ll be given a welcome drink and offered a complimentary shoe shine service. Each room has air conditioning, a mini bar, and a satellite TV with an Apple TV. The bathrooms are stocked with slippers and bath robes. The hotel also has a DVD library, a luggage packing and unpacking service, and a turn down service in the evenings. For those who like a bit of luxury when they travel, the Golden Well is an excellent option.

5. Ventana Hotel (from USD 242)

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Ventana Hotel sits next to the Old Town Square and the Astronomical Clock. It’s centrally located, so the rest of Prague’s sites are a convenient distance away. You won’t have to travel far to head to the Charles Bridge or the Tyn Cathedral.

The hotel is located in a Neo-Renaissance style palace. The rooms have high ceilings and marble bathrooms. Each room has a mini bar and satellite TV. While located in the city centre, the hotel is known for being a comfortable and quiet spot to relax after a long day of exploring the city.

6. The Nicholas Hotel Residence (from USD 163)

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Located on the top floor of a Rococo Palace is the Nicholas Hotel Residence. The hotel has rooms and apartments of different sizes, and each unit has a kitchenette with coffee and tea provided.

The tram stops right outside the hotel’s doors, so getting around Prague couldn’t be easier. It’s also a short walk to the Charles Bridge and many shops and restaurants. Breakfast is provided, and is placed just outside your door in the morning. This means you can eat at your leisure. The hotel is also known for placing a bottle of wine in each room upon arrival.

7. Gorgeous Prague Rooms (from USD 83)

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Gorgeous Prague Rooms is located in the heart of the city, so you’ll be near everything. It’s 200 yards (182 meters) to the Old Town Square and 350 yards (320 meters) to the Astronomical Clock. The Charles Bridge and Wenceslas Square are also nearby.

Each room has a flat screen TV and a private bathroom. Toiletries and hair driers are provided free of charge. The hotel also provides breakfast, which is served in the Cathedral Cafe, located a five minute walk from the property.

8. Vintage Design Hotel Sax (from USD 101)

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Finishing off our list is a hotel perfect for lovers of vintage design. The hotel features original furniture from the 1950s to the 1970s by prolific designers like Eames and Panton. In each beautiful, colorful room, you’ll find air conditioning, toiletries, and flat screen TVs. A buffet breakfast is provided, and an a-la-carte breakfast can be purchased.

It’s perfectly located, with the Prague Castle just a five minute walk away, the Charles Bridge ten minutes away, and public transport nearby so other parts of the city can be easily accessed. Reviewers love the decor, the location, and the friendly staff. You can’t go wrong with Vintage Design Hotel Sax if you’re looking for a beautiful and central hotel.

9. Three Storks (from USD 104)

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A former monasterial brewery during the 14th century, this boutique hotel, redesigned with the help of a London-based architect, Eva Jiřičná, is ideal for the modern traveler who wants to live in style. Each room here features curvy contemporary interior, wood mosaic floors, and modern appliances that will make your stay convenient, including high-speed internet connection, flat-screen television, and high-tech light fixtures. Another great feature of the hotel is its on-site restaurant, Valdstejnska Hospoda. It is a quaint food establishment with the ‘30s atmosphere and serves mouth-watering traditional Czech dishes.

10. Aria Hotel Prague (from USD 252)

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Located in the charming street in Mala Strana, designed by architect Rocco Magnoli, this equally enchanting five-star boutique hotel is screaming of luxury, comfort, and style. Each floor of the hotel has different themes based on different genres, including classical, jazz, opera, and contemporary. And based on those genres, each room on every floor is in honor of a certain musician. The room will be full of the artist’s works, either in print, books, or on the computer, waiting for its guests to use. Also, all rooms here are also elegantly decorated with gorgeous furniture and modern conveniences.

11. Design Hotel Neruda (from USD 121)

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Named after the world-renowned poet and writer Jan Neruda, this boutique hotel is located in one of the most historic neighborhoods in Prague. But don’t be deceived by its centuries-old facade and ancient history, for what lies inside is a different world, a modern one. The hotel features 42 rooms, all designed with contemporary style, elegant furnishing, and bright light, which is a contrast to what you’ll see outside. Another great thing about this property is it’s close to Prague Castle but a little far away from the touristy areas.

12. Design Hotel Jewel (from USD 139)

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Located a short walk from Wenceslas Square and the Old Town Square is Design Hotel Jewel. This is a historic hotel in Prague, so some original brickwork dates back to the 13th century. At the beginning of the 20th century, a prestigious jeweler entered the building, and thus the ceiling was painted gold with motifs of jewels. This is where it got its name. The building was turned into a hotel in 1994, and they’ve retained historic elements of the building while creating a modern, elegant interior.

Each room is air conditioned, and has a refrigerator and a seating area. A buffet breakfast is served in the hotel’s restaurant, and dry cleaning and ironing services are also available. Reviews of the hotel are excellent, and the staff are known for going out of their way to help their guests out.

13. Hotel General (from USD 187)

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Hotel General sits on the riverside, and is located in a building which dates back to 1890. Public transport is just a two minute walk from the hotel, so reaching attractions like the Charles Bridge or Wenceslas Square can be done easily and quickly.

Upon arrival, you’ll be greeted with a welcome drink. There’s also a restaurant and wine bar on site. All rooms are air conditioned, and have desks to work at and bathrobes. There are sauna facilities available for an extra charge. Hotel General has a superb rating, and guests rave about the friendly staff.

Stay stylish in Prague

Prague offers a number of excellent boutique hotels to choose from, whether you prefer something more historic or more modern. All of the hotels on our list are centrally located, so exploring this city’s historic buildings and cultural sites couldn’t be easier. Check out our list of the best hotels in Prague and book now!