Preserved history of Prague: long-standing and historical hotels

U Prince U Prince occupies a special place in the list of historic hotels in Prague. The magnificent design remains the biggest attraction of this gorgeous hotel. The hotel is open in one of the oldest buildings in the city, and it was constructed yet in the 12th century. Spacious rooms with high ceilings are decorated with elegant antique furniture – large beds with carved wooden headboards, leather sofas and armchairs, small wooden coffee tables with carved legs. In some guest rooms, there are beautiful canopy beds in the colonial style. Old arched ceiling and fragments of original stone walls create a truly inimitable atmosphere in the hotel. Gorgeous paintings and frescoes on the walls complete the stunning décor.

U Páva The design of the historic U Páva hotel is also reminiscent of a magnificent museum. Fantastic ceilings with frescoes remain one of the main peculiarities of the design. Some rooms have skillfully made wooden elements of décor. In the hall, the ceiling is decorated with colorful stained-glass windows, and on the walls, visitors will see beautiful handmade drawings. U Páva has a large collection of antiquities scattered in the hotel – old furniture, paintings, statuettes, and clocks, as well as many other precious artifacts.
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Radisson Blu Alcron Radisson Blu Alcron is also a prominent historic hotel, the opening of which took place in 1932. Nowadays, amazing rooms and suites of the hotel feature contemporary style, but traditions of the iconic hospitality haven’t changed. The hotel can be proud of its restaurant, Alcron, awarded a Michelin star. Also known as one of the best restaurants in the Czech Republic, this restaurant offers a simply striking choice of seafood. One more restaurant, La Rotonde offers international cuisine and is also awarded many honorable titles. The menu of La Rotonde includes many national delicacies.

Esplanade Prague The prominent Esplanade Prague greeted its first guests in 1927. For more than 80 years, the hotel has been attracting numerous travelers with its elegant and refined design. At Esplanade, travelers will find spacious guest rooms with high ceilings. The majority of guest rooms are made in sunny colors. Public areas feature many elements of the original décor. Wide stairs with wooden banisters, giant paintings in massive wooden frames on the walls, gorgeous crystal chandeliers, and fretwork on the ceiling – such a historical splendor is in a perfect harmony with the modern design.

Lokal Inn The building of Lokal Inn was constructed in 1714 and is known as one of the best landmarks of the Baroque period in Prague. The hotel offers 14 guest rooms with the individual design and panoramic views of the Charles’ Bridge. The fabulous bar remains one of the main advantages of the wonderful hotel. It is open in the basement, in a charming hall with the arched stone ceiling. The bar is managed by famous barkeeper Lukash Svoboda who won the prestigious Pilsner Urquell award in 2010.

Savic Hotel Savic Hotel is an incredibly interesting and attractive place. The building, in which the hotel is currently open, was constructed yet in 1319. Despite numerous reconstructions, the building still has some original elements, such as the old arched ceiling. The charming inner yard of the hotel has spectacular terraces with tables from the hotel’s restaurant. As the terrace has a glass roof, visitors can enjoy their food in such a gorgeous place despite the season or weather. Carefully preserved elements of the original design were skillfully combined with modern décor solutions. Premium furniture in the retro style made of precious sorts of wood, marble décor, and giant crystal chandeliers make the design look complete.