Central, Classic, Comfortable Old Town Prague Hotel

Accessible Elegance

The Four Seasons Hotel chain is synonymous with elegance, luxury, and superb service. The Four Seasons Hotel Prague does not disappoint. It combines old-world charm with modern conveniences to deliver a thoroughly comfortable stay in an unbeatable location on Veleslavínova, a few minutes' walk from Charles Bridge and within sight of Prague Castle. It's only 25 minutes by taxi or limousine from Vaclav Havel International Airport, and the Staromestska tram and bus stop is nearby to make getting around by public transport a breeze.

Culture, Food and Entertainment

There are three main reasons Prague is such a magnet for visitors: history, dining, and a fantastic nightlife. The Four Seasons Hotel Prague is at the centre of it all. Spend your days admiring the magnificent medieval roots of the Old Town Square, taking in the view from Charles Bridge, or counting the many statues on display throughout the city (don't miss David Cerny's Tower Babies).

You'll be happy whether you're the sort who must tick the top ten sights off your list or you simply enjoy soaking up the atmosphere with a beer. One of the most popular destinations in Prague is Wenceslas Square - actually a boulevard lined with interesting shops, restaurants and, after dark, memorable bars and nightclubs. If you fancy a quiet night in you can dine at the Four Seasons Hotel Prague's restaurant, CottoCrudo, or enjoy in-room beauty treatments and 24-hour room service.

 Six Star Service, Four Star Budget

Rather than being in one bland structure, the Four Seasons Hotel Prague stretches over three historic buildings, each with their own character, which are joined together by a modern wing. The blend of old and new is unlike any other Prague accommodation. The experience is unique and luxurious with 161 rooms equipped with amenities like down duvets, slippers and bathrobes, Wi-Fi access, and twice daily housekeeping.

The Bottom Line

It's hard to fault the Four Seasons Hotel for luxury Prague accommodation. It's in the most interesting part of the city with all major sights within walking distance, and particularly perfect for a first-time visitor who wants the real Prague experience. No, it's not cheap, but then you don't stay at a Four Seasons because you want to save money. What it does offer is an all-frills service and superb value for the price. If you can afford it, splurge on a River Suite for the flawless view.