Vienna and Prague
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We stayed at the Hotel Esplanade across the street from the Opera House.
You can walk over to St. Stanislaus Square to get the Metro.
If I had to do it all over again, I would stay in Mala Strana or near the Jewish Ghetto/Pariska Street/Vltava River.
St. Vitus Cathedral is really something to see. Outstanding!
And we LOVED the Sternberg Collection and the Loreto Convent.
Our favourite restaurant in Prague was Joseph near the US Embassy. Simply smashing food.
Have fun!
Thin
You can walk over to St. Stanislaus Square to get the Metro.
If I had to do it all over again, I would stay in Mala Strana or near the Jewish Ghetto/Pariska Street/Vltava River.
St. Vitus Cathedral is really something to see. Outstanding!
And we LOVED the Sternberg Collection and the Loreto Convent.
Our favourite restaurant in Prague was Joseph near the US Embassy. Simply smashing food.
Have fun!
Thin
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For Prague www.hotel-pariz.cz
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For Vienna, already suggested and just behind the Cathedral. www.kvu.at/en
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<<Moderate to expensive, more on the moderate side.>>
A price range, which NYT asked for above, is a range of actual prices quoted in numerical figures, it is not a request for a set of descriptions.
Most of these hotels in Prague have their own fair bit of charm: http://www.avehotels.cz/ They are not part of a chain. We stayed at The Bishop's House, which was all of 60m from the Charles Bridge on a quiet side street.
A price range, which NYT asked for above, is a range of actual prices quoted in numerical figures, it is not a request for a set of descriptions.
Most of these hotels in Prague have their own fair bit of charm: http://www.avehotels.cz/ They are not part of a chain. We stayed at The Bishop's House, which was all of 60m from the Charles Bridge on a quiet side street.