Located in the heart of Prague’s UNESCO-listed Old Town and overlooking the Vltava River, Fairmont Golden Prague brings new life to one of the city’s most iconic brutalist buildings. Originally designed in 1974 by Czech architect Karel Filsak, the hotel has undergone an extensive multi-million euro renovation led by architect Marek Tichý, preserving its mid-century design details such as blown glass chandeliers and sculpted wood columns, while introducing refined contemporary interiors. It offers 320 elegant rooms, suites, and serviced residences, combining warm wood tones with modernist aesthetics and Czech glass artistry.

The hotel features six dining venues, including Zlata Praha, the rooftop restaurant with panoramic city views and a seasonal fine dining menu, and Golden Eye, offering sleek 1970s-inspired Asian cuisine. The lobby-level Coocoo’s Nest serves as a lively social hub, while Greenhouse celebrates Czech beer and grill culture with riverfront views. The more intimate La Cave provides a private dining experience, and Fairmont Café offers a relaxed spot for coffee and light bites.

Guests can unwind in the 1,400 sqm Fairmont Spa & Wellness Centre, which includes five treatment rooms, three saunas, a steam room, a fitness studio, and a unique L-shaped indoor-outdoor pool. The Fairmont Gold experience offers added privacy, personalised service, and access to a dedicated lounge with complimentary breakfast, afternoon tea, and evening canapés.

The property also showcases an impressive art collection featuring pieces from both the 1960s and modern Czech artists, paying homage to the country’s artistic heritage.