Description

Nowadays is New Town (founded 1430 AD) remarkable combination of historical buildings, churches and monasteries and modern architecture.
Hotel is close to public transport stations , underground green A line, yellow B line and tram, so position suitable for walks in historical part of Prague, visiting galleries and monuments, shopping, or visiting any part of town.

History

New Town was founded by Charles IV in the 14 th century. Centuries passed and quater is today the very centre of Prague were people live, work and spent their leisure time as well.

Accommodation

The Hotel has a total of 30 comfortably furnished rooms available. Each room is equipped with satellite television, a telephone with direct dialling, free internet connection, a safe and a mini - bar. En - suite bathrooms with a bath or shower and hairdryer are standard. most rooms are also air - conditioned.

Restaurants and bars

Close to Hotel is any kind of bar, restaurant or club, which people like. Italian cuisine, French cuisine and classical Czech, cheap and friendly pubs or fancy restaurants. High an low and the whole scale between.

How to get there

Hotel is located in a small stree in the city centre close to Karlovo namesti (Charles Square). Historic sites are within walking distance and any destination is also easily acessible by bublic transport. Nearest metro station line B is at Karlovo namesti. There are also trams (streetcars) within few minutes walk from the hotel.

By plane
Take the shuttlebus to the subway station Dejvicka - line 'A', go to the station Mustek - line 'A', exit Venceslas Square - Stepanska, go along Stepanska street (about 300m) to Mala Stepanska.

By train
Get off at the Hlavni nadrazi (Main Railway Station), take the subway to the station Muzeum - line 'C' - exit Venceslas Square (Vaclavske namesti), in the middle of this square turn left into the Stepanska street, go along Stepanska street (about 300m) to Mala Stepanska.

By car
Direction - centre of the town, into the Mala Stepanska street you come from the street Jecna or Zitna, according to the direction you come in the town.