Accommodation near Public transport station Čertousy Prague

Hotel Venezia Praha, from category 3 star Prague hotels, is located in the historical centre of Prague, only 200 meters from the heart of Prague Wenceslas Square. All the most important sights can be easily reached on foot. The hotel is close metro station I.P. Pavlova.

Hotel Friday Praha, from category 4 star hotels in Prague, is situated in the historical centre just 100 metres from the Wenceslas Square and 300 metres from the Old Town Square.

Brezina Pension Praha, from category 3 star hotels in Prague, is situated in the center of Prague, a 10 minute walk from the Wenceslas Square (Vaclavske namesti) and just a few steps from the I. P. Pavlova square, where the metro and tram stations are. Many of the attic rooms have slanted ceilings and exposed wooden beams.

Hotel Prague Centre Superior, from category 3 star hotels in Prague, is situated very conveniently within walking distance to the very centre of Prague. The most popular sights, such as the National Museum, State Opera, Vysehrad or Wenceslas Square, are only 5-10 minutes away on foot.

Capital Apartments are situated on Wenceslas Square, in the heart of Prague. Bars, restaurants, shops and malls, the National Theatre, Charles Bridge or Old Town Square with the Astronomical clock are just around the corner.

Prague Radisson SAS Alcron hotel is luxurious and elegant 5-star Prague hotel and commands the same enviable reputation as its predecessor of being the most sought-after hotel in Prague. Hotel Alcron pays homage to the lively jazz age during which time the original Alcron Hotel was popular as a jazz hotel by hosting live jazz sessions almost every night. The hotel is located near the Wenceslas Square, the commercial and social centre of Prague, and is surrounded by historic landmarks and trendy shops and restaurants.

Hotel Ambassador The Golden Goose Praha, from category 5 star hotels in Prague, is sitauted on the famous Wenceslas Square boulevard, surrounded by renowned historical monuments as well as a commercial district. Venceslas Square is the centre of shopping and culture. Six hundred eighty-two meters long by sixty meters wide with a boulevard leading from the National Museum to Mustek, it is made up of a wonderful combination of historic buildings and retail outlets. Very close to the hotel are a number of theaters, museums, important banks, department stores, cafes, restaurants and clubs.