Where to Stay in Prague
Compare neighborhoods, get practical hotel tips, and find the perfect location for your visit to Prague
325 hotels verified · official websites last checked Oct 05, 2026
Quick Navigation
- Prague's Main Accommodation Areas
- Old Town
- Lesser Town
- New Town
- Prague Castle
- Vinohrady
- Best Time to Visit Prague
- Essential Prague Hotel Tips
- Prague FAQs
- Budget Expectations
- Find Your Perfect Prague Hotel
- Airport Transportation Options
- Apartments & long stays
- Videos from Travelers and Local Guides
Prague Hotel Map
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Hotels in Prague
Best-rate-guarantee hotels first, then the ones with a room-tour video
| Hotel Name | Rating | Location | Info |
|---|---|---|---|
| Hotel: Hotel International site → | Rating: - | Location: Koulova | Best rate guarantee Video |
| Hotel: A&O Hotel and Hostel Prague Rhea site → | Rating: - | Location: City center | Best rate guarantee |
| Hotel: Aida site → | Rating: - | Location: City center | Best rate guarantee |
| Hotel: Akcent site → | Rating: - | Location: Stroupežnického | Best rate guarantee |
| Hotel: Aria site → | Rating: - | Location: Praha 1 | Best rate guarantee |
| Hotel: Barceló Old Town Praha | Rating: - | Location: Celetná | Best rate guarantee |
| Hotel: Century Old Town Prague site → | Rating: - | Location: Na Poříčí | Best rate guarantee |
| Hotel: Clown & Bard Hostel site → | Rating: - | Location: City center | Best rate guarantee |
| Hotel: EA Hotel Victoria site → | Rating: - | Location: Seifertova | Best rate guarantee |
| Hotel: Esplanade site → | Rating: - | Location: Washingtonova | Best rate guarantee |
Prague's Main Accommodation Areas
📍 Old Town
- Ultra-central location within walking distance of major landmarks
- Vibrant atmosphere with numerous restaurants, bars, and shops
- Excellent public transport connections
- Unique historic character of many hotels
- Higher accommodation prices compared to other areas
- Noise from tourist crowds and nightlife can be an issue
- Limited parking availability and narrow streets
- Rooms can be small due to historic building constraints
Perfect for: First-time visitors and sightseers
📍 Lesser Town
- Scenic location with views of Prague Castle and the Vltava River
- Quieter atmosphere compared to busier central districts
- Close to top attractions like Prague Castle and St. Vitus Cathedral
- Generally more expensive than hotels in other parts of Prague
- Hilly terrain may be challenging for some travelers
- Fewer budget-friendly dining and nightlife options compared to Old Town
Perfect for: Travelers seeking upscale or boutique accommodations in a historic setting
📍 New Town
- Central location close to major sights
- Excellent public transport connections
- Wide variety of dining and shopping options
- Can be noisy, especially on main streets
- Crowded with tourists
- Higher prices compared to outer districts
Perfect for: First-time visitors wanting to be in the heart of Prague
📍 Prague Castle
- Stunning views over Prague
- Proximity to Prague Castle and historic sites
- Quiet, upscale atmosphere
- Higher accommodation prices
- Hilly terrain may be challenging for some
- Limited dining and nightlife options
Perfect for: Luxury travelers and history enthusiasts
📍 Vinohrady
- Quieter, more local atmosphere compared to the bustling city center
- Excellent dining and nightlife options within walking distance
- Slightly farther from major tourist sights (15-20 minutes by tram/metro)
- Hilly streets may be challenging for some travelers
Perfect for: Travelers seeking an authentic local experience
Short and Long Stay Apartments and Vacation Rentals
Apartments, serviced flats and vacation rentals in Prague for a local stay — plus what a month really costs, on video.
Before you commit to a long stay
- Inspect the apartment in person before you rent it. A video tour is not an inspection, and listing photos are chosen to flatter.
- Book a hotel for your first few days first, then view properties from there.
- Prepare a shortlist before you arrive: line up the places worth seeing, then inspect them in person and choose.
Videos from Travelers and Local Guides
Watch real experiences and local insights about Prague — guest room tours and apartment & long-stay videos.
Special in Prague
Book a room facing a courtyard to minimize street noise, especially in the lively city center.
Getting Around from Outside Areas
Purchase a 24 or 72 hour public transport ticket for unlimited tram, metro, and bus travel.
Practicalities for Your Prague Stay
Best Time to Visit Prague
The best time to visit Prague for good weather and hotel value is during the shoulder seasons of late spring (May) and early autumn (September to early October), when temperatures are mild and crowds are thinner than in summer. Avoid the peak summer months of July and August, which bring high prices and large crowds, as well as the cold, dark winter months (December to February) unless you seek the Christmas markets, though hotel rates can be lower then.
Essential Prague Hotel Tips
Key insights for a comfortable stay:
Choose central location
Check tourist tax
Book in advance
Budget Expectations for Prague Hotels
What to expect at different price points:
| Category | Price Range | What You Get |
|---|---|---|
| Budget | $800.00 - $1500.00/night | A small private room or dorm bed in a hostel or family guesthouse in Žižkov, Holešovice or outer Vinohrady, usually with shared or simple private bathroom and sometimes breakfast. |
| Mid Range | $1501.00 - $3500.00/night | A standard double room in a three- or four-star hotel in the New Town, Vinohrady or the edge of the Old Town, typically with private bathroom, air conditioning in newer properties, and breakfast inclu |
| Upscale | $3501.00 - $7000.00/night | A larger room or junior suite in a four- or five-star hotel in the Old Town, Malá Strana or central New Town, with breakfast, concierge service and often a restaurant or spa on site. |
| Luxury | $7001.00 - $15000.00/night | A suite or river-view room in a historic five-star property near Charles Bridge or the Old Town Square, with full service, fine dining, spa access and high-season rates that can exceed the upper end. |
Airport Transportation Options
Getting from the airport to the city:
| Option | Cost | Travel Time | Best For |
|---|---|---|---|
| Public Transport (Bus + Metro) | 40 CZK (~$1.80 USD) | 50-60 min | Budget travelers, Light luggage |
| Prague Airport Transfers (Shared Shuttle) | 350 CZK (~$16 USD) | 30-60 min (depending on destination) | Solo travelers, Cost-conscious but prefer direct transfer |
| Taxi / Ride-hailing (Uber, Bolt) | 500-700 CZK (~$23-32 USD) | 25-35 min | Groups of 3-4, Those with heavy luggage |
| Airport Express (Bus to Main Train Station) | 100 CZK (~$4.50 USD) | 35-40 min | Travelers going to the train station, Those with luggage |
Taxis & Ride-Hailing Apps in Czech Republic
Book your ride from your phone — the apps locals and travelers actually use:
| App | What It Is |
|---|---|
| Bolt | English |
| Uber | English |
More apps worth downloading: Local Travel Apps in Czech Republic
Find Your Perfect Prague Hotel
Now that you know where to stay and what to look for, use our tools to find hotels that match your preferences.
Final Insider Advice
Wear comfortable shoes; Prague's cobblestone streets are charming but uneven.
Prague — Frequently Asked Questions
Which area is best for first-time visitors to Prague?
Old Town (Staré Město) is ideal for first-timers because it puts the Astronomical Clock, Charles Bridge, and many restaurants within walking distance. New Town offers a slightly quieter base with good transport links. Both areas have a wide range of hotels.
Is Prague safe for tourists?
Prague is generally safe, but petty crime like pickpocketing occurs in crowded tourist areas. Keep valuables secure and be cautious on trams and in busy squares. Use official taxis or ride-hailing apps to avoid overcharging.
How many days should I spend in Prague?
Three to four days allow you to see the main sights without rushing. Add an extra day for a day trip to places like Kutná Hora or Karlštejn Castle. Staying in a central area maximizes your time.
What is the best way to get from the airport to the city?
The Airport Express bus and public bus plus metro are the most economical options. Taxis and ride-hailing services are faster but cost more. Many hotels can arrange a private transfer if booked in advance.
What budget should I plan for a hotel in Prague?
Budget hotels typically range from $30 to $70 per night, mid-range from $70 to $150, and upscale from $150 to $300. Luxury properties can exceed $300. Prices vary by season and location.
Why should I book direct with a hotel?
Booking direct often gives access to better rates, free breakfast, room upgrades, and more flexible cancellation policies. It also ensures clear communication with the property if your plans change. Compare a few official websites before deciding.