Hotel basic information
Guesthouse Jana
U přechodu 7
Praha Střešovice
16200 Praha 6
Email (reservations only):
Check-in:02:00 pm
Check-out:10:00 am
Number of rooms: 4
Number of beds: 22
Services
- Breakfast
- Cooking facilities
- Non smoking rooms
- Private bathroom
- Private parking in hotel area
- Refrigerator
- TV in the room
- Telephone in the room
- WIFI Internet in the entire hotel
- WIFI Internet in the room
Guesthouse Jana Praha, is Prague pension situated in Ořechovka, one of the most beautiful areas of Prague which is famous for its many fine villas.
- Václav Havel, former president of the Czech Republic, has his private house in this section of Prague, and it includes the residences of many foreign embassies and staff.
Pension Jana Praha - cheap accommodation in Prague
Bed and Breakfast Jana offers accommodation in Prague for maximum twenty two guests in the following rooms:
- Ground floor accommodation:
- Cosy flat: bedroom with 2 beds (+ 1 extra is possible if required); dining room (again with a space for 1 extra bed if required); small kitchen with fridge and electric cooking rings; bathroom with shower and toilet; TV
- Large flat: 3 rooms for 7 people; kitchen with fridge, electric cooking rings and oven; bathroom with shower and toilet; TV
- Large flat: two rooms suitable for 4 people (with one extra bed possible); with fridge and electric cooking rings; bathroom with shower and toilet;TV
- The largest flat: 3 bedrooms for six people (two extra beds possible); large kitchen/dining room with gas cooker (4 rings + electric oven), large firdge/freezer, coffee machine; washing machine/tumble dryer, iron/ironing board; TV; bathroom with bath, separated toilet
Prague accommodation in pension Jana - vicinity
It is a pleasant and easy twenty minute walk from bed and breakfast Jana to Prague Castle (Prazsky hrad). From there, it is possible to continue walking down through Malá Strana, across Charles Bridge (Karluv most) to the Old Town Centre (Stare mesto), and on to Wenceslas Square (Vaclavske namesti) about another twenty five minutes.
For those who prefer to travel on famous Prague trams, it is a short walk up the hill to the number 18, or down the hill to the 26. Both these trams go into the centre of the city.
It is also possible to connect with the excellent metro system with these trams. After midnight, it is necessary to use only the Night Trams which run every 30 minutes.
