Best Luxury Hotels in Czech Republic

This hotel is just 293 m from the Old Town Square. It offers free Wi-Fi, and its rooftop terrace gives guests a picturesque view of Prague centre. Their front desk help is available 24 hours a day, and all the units at this hotel are fixed with air conditioning, a flat-screen TV and a private bathroom that has a bathtub. They also have Nespresso machines and free toiletries in their units. All the guests also get complimentary access to their gym, steam room, relaxation area and sauna. The rooftop terrace features a hot tub that guests can reserve for a charge. Emblem hotel also has valet parking that is only a 5-minutes walk distance. The guests can enjoy their breakfast and dinner buffet daily or visit the American Steakhouse.

This is another luxurious hotel that offers iconic views from its patio. Guests can gaze at the Old Town Hall while listening to some live jazz music. Their rooftop restaurant also serves mouthwatering international dishes and a romantic vista of the city. The building dates back to the 12th Century and has a winding interior that is made whole by antiques and restored frescoes.

Conveniently placed for the city, yet surrounded by green space, this NH Collection rises five storeys. It has 137 bedrooms (book one on the south side for views over Olomouc and a corner room for a 180° vista), each with pillow menus and Nespresso machines and a pet-friendly policy. Guests are granted complimentary access to the Omega sports centre next door, with a spa, pool and 13 tennis courts. The hotel itself has a terrace for drinks and a restaurant serving Czech, Spanish and international dishes.

Dating back to the 1930s, the Pytloun Grand has been redesigned with a contemporary eye, yet calls upon its art deco and almost constructivist composition heritage among its motifs. Superior doubles through to premium design suites can be booked, with bold modern features, soundproofing and silent powered blackout curtains as standard. Guests can enjoy a buffet spread and evening meals at the Zlatý Kohout restaurant, which specialises in Czech and international cuisine. The long narrow space has floor-to-ceiling windows allowing diners to watch the world go by over a meal.

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.

Perched below the majestic Prague Castle, the Golden Well Hotel offers an intimate and luxurious escape with unparalleled views of the city. This boutique hotel, housed in a 16th-century building once home to Emperor Rudolf II, features 17 rooms and 2 suites, each blending rich heritage with modern comforts. Rooms are adorned with period furnishings, luxurious fabrics, and offer amenities such as complimentary Wi-Fi and flat-screen TVs. Savour gourmet dining at the hotel’s renowned Terasa U Zlate Studne restaurant, which boasts three terraces with stunning panoramic views of Prague. The menu offers a fusion of traditional Czech cuisine and international flavours, crafted from the freshest local ingredients. The hotel’s prime location in the historic Mala Strana district provides easy access to iconic sites like Charles Bridge, the Royal Gardens, and Old Town Square. The Golden Well’s unique position also offers a serene retreat from the city’s bustle, perfect for romantic getaways or special celebrations. Additional amenities include a complimentary breakfast, 24-hour room service, a well-equipped fitness centre, and personalised concierge services to help guests make the most of their stay in Prague.