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Located just 25 minutes from the Ruzyne International Airport, this hotel offers luxurious rooms fitted with modern amenities to guarantee you a comfortable stay. Its Allegro Restaurant serves appetizing breakfast; relish it as you gaze upon the beautiful castle and river. The hotel offers interesting spa services that include a sauna, body massages and foot and hand treatments. A state-of-the-art gym equipped with a personal trainer is also available in the mornings; guests can enjoy complimentary juices and energy drinks here. For those who love the greens, the Praha Karlstejn Golf Club is within easy reach. Kids are treated special here, with certain amenities catering only to them. You can also find excellent business services making it a good halt point for any kind of traveler.

Maximilian has all the grace of magical Prague from centuries past, while at the same time offering guests the modern amenities expected of a four-star hotel. Tucked away in a quiet stretch of the Old Town, the toned-down elegance of the place makes for a relaxing stay. Facilities include a Thai massage studio and a Floating Center where guests can relax in a bath filled with water enriched with natural crystals. All central sights are within walking distance.

The luxurious Aria Hotel is located in the historical Mala Strana quarter in the historic centre of Prague. Free wired high-speed internet access is available. Away from the crowds but only 30 metres from the tram line, guests can reach the Old Town within a 15-minute walk across Charles Bridge. An extensive music and DVD library, Ipad in the room are part of each room. All guests receive a free welcome drink. In the afternoon, snacks and drinks are offered free of charge. From the rooftop garden terrace, guests can enjoy direct views of the city. The on-site Coda restaurant serves Czech and international cuisine in the dining room or on the terrace. The Aria Hotel provides direct access to the Baroque Vrtbovska Gardens. The Garden is open from April until the end of October.

Arguably the greatest accommodation in Prague, this hotel rests in the shadow of Prague Castle and is adorned with terraced gardens on all sides. The Restaurant U Zlate Studne overlooks the red tiled rooftops of the Lesser Side and an upper terrace fit for a king. Prices vary according to the season. See their website for information on reservations.

Hotel Le Palais Prague was originally a palace that was built in 1841, and was converted into a luxury boutique hotel in 2002. It is located in a residential area and is very close to the National Museum. It offers luxurious amenities for all its guests and holds the prestigious Leaders Club Gold Award for 2004 and 2005. The hotel shows off with great pride the splendid frescoes of Ludek Marold, an earlier resident on the top floor of the palace and one of the world's well-known Bohemian painters.

One of the city's most exquisite examples of art nouveau architecture, the near 100-year-old Hotel Pariz is a Prague landmark that is known for its sumptuous attention to detail. The polished cast-iron railings of its circular, frescoed staircases lead guests to simple, yet tastefully decorated rooms with hand-painted rose motifs. This family-run hotel stands beside the city's most celebrated art nouveau building, the Municipal House, forming an attractive refuge in the heart of the city. Both the Sarah Bernhardt restaurant and Café de Paris fronting the hotel are Prague favorites.