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Hotels next to Charles Bridge in Prague

Archibald at the Charles Bridge Hotel
16th-century building by the river

Daily from $169

Charles Bridge Palace Hotel
Upscale hotel in historic center, 5 minutes to Charles Bridge

Daily from $140

Exceptional Luxury Hotels in Prague

Aria Hotel Prague
Stunning boutique hotel with baroque garden

Daily from $296

Art Nouveau Palace Hotel
Charming hotel in Old Town Prague

Daily from $239



Welcome to Prague Hotels

Prague (Praha) is the capital of Czechia and one of Europe's most enchanting cities. Situated at a bend in the Vltava river, its red tile roofs and Gothic spires rise over storybook squares and 1 million residents.

Stroll the cobblestone streets of Old Town ("Staré Město) past Baroque buildings, beer cellars and tempting pastries. The colorful Havel's Market which dates back to 1232 is open every day. Wander the historic Jewish Quarter, then cross iconic Charles Bridge to climb slowly up to Prague Castle ("Hradcany") to take in panoramic views.

Choose your favorite budget or luxury hotel in Prague and other scenic towns in Czechia (formerly called the Czech Republic).

Popular Neighborhoods

Old Town (Staré Město) Prague
Historic center, Old Town Square, cafes, Astronomical Clock, charming streets
Nové Město (New Town) Prague
Just south of historic center (Old Town) of Prague. Commercial and cultural area of hotels, cafes, Wenceslas Square, Municipal House (art nouveau concert hall)
Mala Strana ("Lesser Quarter")
Prague's oldest neighborhood, cobblestone streets, cafes, below Prague Castle. Quiet side of Charles Bridge (vs "Old Town").
Vinohrady
Hip neighborhood southeast of Old Town, east of Wenceslas Square, 2 metro stations

Insider Travel Tips

  • Most international trains arrive at Prague Main Station (Praha Hlavni Nadrazi = "Praha hl.n."), 5-minute walk to Wenceslas Square, 15-minute walk to Old Town Square.
  • Prague Card allows you 2, 3 or 4 days of travel plus free entry to 50+ museums. (2-day card 64 Euros, 3-day card 48 Euros).
  • Wenceslas Square (named for patron saint of Bohemia) is the business and cultural hub of Prague's "New Town", with hotels. Also a traditional site of celebrations & protests.
  • Many visitors stay in Prague's "Old Town" (Staré Mesto), a lively district with tourist landmarks: medieval Astronomical Clock, Gothic Church. Prague's "New Town" (founded in 1348) nearby bustles with shops, hotels, museums, and theaters. "Namesty Republiky" lies between both.
  • For a quieter stay, choose a hotel in "Mala Strana" (Lesser Town) across the river (5 minutes) from vibrant Old Town Prague. Cobblestone streets, medieval houses, baroque palaces, Wallenstein garden.