Cosy hotels full of history in Prague
Buildings with a past: period features, heritage settings and old-world character. We've scored 7 cosy hotels full of history in Prague; Meran leads at 6.7/10. Ranked by cosy score.
- Prague, Czechia
A handsome Art Deco building right on Wenceslas Square, this small family hotel wins guests over with spacious, spotlessly clean rooms, an owner whose helpfulness is mentioned time and again, and a breakfast table laden with fresh croissants and homemade scrambled eggs, all of which conspire to make it a quietly reliable base for exploring Prague on foot.
- Prague, Czechia
Tucked into Prague's historic Jewish Quarter on Maiselova Street, this atmospheric Czech-Jewish restaurant wins visitors over with attentive, multilingual staff, an iPad menu of photographed dishes, and a kitchen that turns out tender lamb shank, duck leg, and unexpectedly accomplished hummus with warmth and evident pride.
- Prague, Czechia
Tucked between Prague Castle and Charles Bridge in the quiet Castle District, these spacious, old-world apartments, complete with in-unit washing machines, espresso machines, and the occasional partial castle view, are tended by warmly attentive staff like Martin and Zuzanna who go out of their way to arrange airport taxis and secure bicycles, leaving guests feeling instantly at home.
- Prague, Czechia
Tucked between Prague Castle and the Vltava at the foot of Malá Strana, this small boutique hotel wins hearts through its attentive, named-and-remembered staff, Daniel, Olha, and Philip among them, spacious high-ceilinged rooms with castle views, a generous breakfast served in a pretty intimate courtyard, and a warmly decorated interior that one guest likened to a cosy Christmas atmosphere, all of which combine to make it a quietly charming base for exploring the city on foot.
- Prague, Czechia
An old-fashioned, authentically Czech pub near the railway station with charming period character and generous portions, though recent staff changes have introduced inconsistency in execution.
- Prague, Czechia
Rooted in a brewery dating back to 1466, U Medvídků draws you in with its historic interior, old-style stone buildings that amplify the cheerful din of a packed house, and a menu of hearty Czech classics, pork knuckle, schnitzel with potato salad, goulash, and a celebrated dark beer, with a seasonal chestnut beer appearing in winter, all served in generously sized portions at thoroughly reasonable prices.
- Prague, Czechia
A well-situated old hotel steps from the Old Town Square, where the rooms are dated but clean, the buffet breakfast is filling and varied with good pastries, and the staff, notably a particularly attentive member singled out by name by multiple guests, bring a warmth and responsiveness that leaves travellers happy to return.
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