Any recommendations for a charming hotel in Prague with old world ambiance? We prefer the ambiance of a small-to-mid size hotel because it often has more character and personalized service. Around $160 - $220/ per night. Must have air conditioning (will be there in July). The Waldstein looked perfect, but I learned that it does not have air conditioning. Other possibilities: U Prince, Imperial, Casa Marcello, or Hotel Palace. Advice? Suggestions?
Boutique hotels in Prague
Recent Activity
View all Europe activity »
- 1 2 days in Venice- where to stay –What to do- Help please!
- 2 Italy - Business+Pleasure - 12 days - driving tips and places to see
- 3 Where to take parents in Italy?
- 4 Which tour company would be best?
- 5 London Itinerary Advice 6-10 September
- 6 Rome: Avoiding the long Colosseum ticket line/queue: Palatine Hill ticket office locations
- 7 Where to eat and visit in Barcelona + Venice June 2013
- 8 florence hotel
- 9 One way car rental Lisbon to Bordeaux
- 10 Renfi for Rail Europe
- 11 Conil de la Frontera, Spain
- 12 10 day honeymoon in Italy in Nov
- 13 Cell Phone for Italy travel
- 14 The Adventure Begins.. Sarge56 in Italy
- 15 Local Living Rome- G adventures
- 16 Train - rental car - Cortona
- 17
My Journey Through Europe
- 18
TR Provence, Israel, Switzerland, Italy..April 16 a day of AA infamy
- 19 UK in the Fall: Trip Suggestions
- 20 Easyjet luggage/ baggage
- 21 What is the best food in France?
- 22 Beauty Products in France?!
- 23 Santorini-Nafplio-Delphi-Athens Help
- 24 8 hour layover in Frankfurt of 5/21
- 25 If you could go anywhere in Italy......


Have you looked into the Golden Well Hotel? We were there 2 years ago and found it to be very lovely--very impressed. Hotel has it's own entrance to the grounds of the Palace which are beautiful! Don't know the rates and can't remember what we paid.
We liked this hotel. Our cornor room had a view of the Charles Bridge. Richard www.utripstrosu.cz
Casa Marcello has a good location, I've stayed in that same area a couple times but in a hotel that wouldn't suit your criteria in decor, even if I guess it is "boutique.", as it is more modern decor.
I stayed at the Hotel Pariz in Prague and loved it (and it has AC with reasonable rates in July because I think rates are reduced then for summer -- they are some time in July, anyway, as that's when I stayed and I got a discount) and their service was excellent. You can get some good rates on their website if you prepay and stay several nights, should be in that budget or close to it if you do that (around 150 euro). It's not real small, though, but I don't think Hotel Palace is exactly what I'd call a boutique hotel, either, and it has over 100 rooms. (Maybe I don't know what a boutique hotel is, but I don't think of a large hotel that's been around for a century in that category). Hotel Pariz is beautiful in Art Nouveau style, so you might consider it if the Palace is your kind of place. The Hotel Pariz is actually smaller. http://www.hotel-paris.cz/
We have also stayed in the Hotel Paris twice and loved the room and hotel. At the time we stayed it was Hotel Pariz. Location is good. Highly recommended and more upscale that the other hotel I suggested. But, we loved both.
P.S. A download for Prague. www.inyourpocket.com/czech-republic/prague
Try the Savic.
http://www.savichotelprague.com/
Hotel Metamorphis
http://hotelmetamorphis.praguehotels.it/rooms.html
http://goo.gl/Ph73G
Don't know if you would call it a boutique hotel, but take a look at the K+K:
http://goo.gl/tfb4p
http://goo.gl/YDmtC
(I have stayed at the Metamorphis, but not the K+K)
Sorry, I just re-read your post, and you say you are looking for old world ambiance. K+K was one of the hotels I considered, but it is a modern hotel, so probably would not interest you.
www.goldenwell.cz
my fav booking.com otel.com
good deals on this honest reviews on others
Best prices betterbidding.com though for hotels of quality
Happy Planning,
Just to clarify, maybe the word "boutique" hotel is not exactly right. But we prefer something mid-sized or small if possible. Big hotels can be beautiful, but when I travel I prefer something more intimate -- a place where recongizes you when you come and go. I will look at the suggestions here. Thanks!
The Savic has 27 rooms, and because of the layout of the hotel within a 14th century building it definitely feels like a small property. The door to our room (which was very spacious BTW) was by itself in a short hallway. There is no street-level lobby (other than the reception area), but there are sitting areas on each floor. We loved this hotel and would stay there again.
http://www.tripadvisor.com/Hotel_Review-g274707-d641025-Reviews-Savic_Hotel-Prague_Bohemia.html
Thanks! The Savic looks perfect. Unfortunately the only room they have left is $450 per night, which is more than we wanted to spend. I'll keep checking to see if a less expensive room opens up. In the meantime, I've booked Hotel Imperial. Not exactly what I wanted, but most of the hotels recommended here are already booked. I should have planned this trip earlier!
Try this. Check star rating and district one, plus your dates. booking.com/prague
I know boutique hotel on Wenceslas Square for 100$/night, Hotel Jalta http://www.hoteljalta.com/ an Boutique hotel in Prague 7, near to the Center of prague for 70$, Hotel Absolutum http://www.absolutumhotel.cz/en/. Both of these hotels are perfect and stylish.
have you thought about apartments? We are considering an apartment for our stay.
There is a full set selection of plenty boutique hotels at http://cometoprague.com/ on the top menu, with reviews included.
We really liked this place -
http://www.hotelsax.cz/default-en.html?r=3719126&gclid=CMiboNaO4asCFRdlgwodaGiFSg
An "art" hotel. We felt it was well located.
You can see our Prague visit as well as the hotel at http://www.rimerson.com/
A helpful thread for others perhaps, but the OP's trip was back in July 2011.