Prague Hotels

Hotel Neruda

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At a Glance

    Pros

  • designer rooms have lots of character
  • historic location

    Cons

  • design impinges on the livability and functionality of the hotel
  • street noise from rooms facing outward

Hotel Neruda Review

Built in 1348, this landmark—now a small and modern hotel—is where the author Jan Neruda and his mother lived in 1860. As a tribute, lines from Neruda's Povidky malostranske (Malá Strana Stories) are painted in the stone hallways. The building supposedly has a ghost—you might hear her and her jingling keys in the hallway. Designed by Borek Sipek, many of the rooms have splashes of color and flashy designer touches like a bathtub enclosed in glass in the center of the room. Try to see a couple of rooms before choosing one, as some rooms look out onto a wall.

    Hotel Details

  • 20 rooms.
  • Rate includes breakfast.
  • Credit cards accepted.

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