Primo spot in the 01 district, strollable to biggies like the Astronomical Clock and Old Town Square.

Shopaholic’s dream address: right by the Nový Smíchov shopping centre and its 130+ stores.

Cool and stylish hostel where every room has a private bathroom

Central location just steps from the old town and the river

Steps from the metro if you’re not up for the 20-min walk to Old Town Square.

Handmade Hästens beds and a la carte breakfast all day long? Is this heaven or what?

15th-century building in the historical centre. Décor sticks with the theme, delighting fans of ‘ye olde’ with authentic period furniture (& views!).

As-good-as-it-gets location for seeing the biggies. Old Town Square, Municipal House and Charles Bridge are all strollable.

Boutique-classic décor mashup makes guestrooms super-inviting.

Steps from Old Town Square and walking distance from the castle (i.e., the perfect location for sightseeing).

Piano-in-the-logo kinda place, in honour of special 17th-century guest, Mozart himself.

Wenceslas Square is within a souvenir-throwing distance (as are many of Prague’s other biggies).

We dig the upscale (but still cosy) B&B vibes.

Spot-on location strollable/trainable to the biggies. Lace up your let’s-do-this shoes and get going!

Perched atop Mrazovka Hill, strollable to the historic centre, Prague Castle – plus boutiques and souvie shops!

During the early 1900s, iconic author Franz Kafka toiled away as an insurance lawyer within these walls. FYI: he hated his day job.

Three ancient 16th-century buildings, lovingly restored, with easy access to the biggies: Charles Bridge, Old Town Square and the Jewish Quarter.

Nearby tram makes Prague venturing uber-easy (but you can totally hoof it to the centre if you want – it’s about a half-hour stroll away).

Apartments are so bright and modern, you’d never guess you’re in a protected 18th-century historic building.

This Art Nouveau palace-turned-lodging vibes perfectly with its historic district surroundings.

Next to the famous Mucha Museum, and just 100 metres from the world-famous pedestrian zone, Municipal House and a gazillion other must-do’s.

On the banks of the Vltava, between the famous Charles Bridge and Cloister of St. Agnes of Bohemia – strollable to the castle, old town and more.

Minimalist and modern – steps from the biggies, like Wenceslas Square and Old Town Square. You can’t not go see those.

Understated-yet-elegant atmosphere in a former monastery of St. Giles, with architecture dating back to the 14th century.

Complimentary breakfast thinks you’re beautiful and should have seconds.