Romantic Hotels in Prague

All 84 rooms feature a variety of elegant decorative accessories inspired by the early 20th century Czech cubism, offering unique but simple luxury.

Centrally located in the heart of Prague between Prague Castle and the Charles Bridge, in the picturesque Lesser Town district, Augustine is the quintessence of Prague’s historic character and beauty. The hotel has been created from a set of seven buildings, many of which have historical significance, especially the enchanting thirteen century Augustinian St. Thomas Monastery. The atmospheric hotel was converted in 2009 from a 13th-century monastery, that once housed the friars of Saint Augustine. Contemporary furnishings and modern art now rub shoulders with ancient frescos. This fascinating property represents the epitome of elegance and features 101 exceptional rooms including 7 suites and 4 fascinating signature suites.

This luxurious hotel is housed in a building complex that dates back to the 14th century. Initially a Dominican monastery, the building boasts an advantageous location very close to the castle of Prague and surrounded by all the history and beauty this city has to offer. It first opened as a 5-star hotel in 2006.

Located in a former Renaissance chapel, the hotel's spa is laid out on two floors and offers a tranquil and absolutely relaxing atmosphere for all its guests. With a variety of body and face treatments for both men and women, the spa also features a Tea Lounge where guests can relax before starting their treatments. Including private treatment rooms, each one inspired by a combination of Asian and Western philosophies, the hotel's spa is certain to provide all guests with the most rejuvenating experience they ever had.

A truly delightful, romantic boutique hotel located near all major Prague tourist attractions, yet far away from the noises of the modern city.

The ideal destination for people who appreciate elegant comfort, luxury, historical charm and an element of romance.

The romantic Boutique Hotel in a peaceful garden offers superb vistas of Prague Castle and the Lesser Town.

The building was initially built in the 12th century by the Premonstratensians and named Strahov Monastery. Due to a great fire that broke out in the 13th century, the monastery was destroyed and rebuilt according to the Gothic style, while certain Baroque elements were added to it later on. Today it operates as a hotel, warmly welcoming guests to its premises.

The Kings Court Hotel is world known as one of the finest luxury hotels in Prague, because of its high level of service, comfortable accommodations and beautiful designs.

This luxurious hotel in the heart of Prague offers, apart from lavish and comfortable accommodation and a stunning location in the city centre, a well-organised spa centre that includes a wide variety of treatments such as massages, hydrotherapy, body treatments, a sauna, a spa tub and a steam room. For only 10 euros per person per day, guests of the hotel can enjoy an unlimited time of spa and wellness treatments and spend the most relaxing and invigorating time off.