Accommodation near Public transport station Otakarova Prague

Aparthotel Wenceslass Square are located in the heart of Prague, directly on the Wenceslas Square. All the major historical sights are within easy walking distance.

Prague - Hotel Mosaic House, from category 4 star hotels in Prague, is in a great central location – close to the National Theatre and just a short walk away from the famous Charles Bridge. From here you are only a few minutes away from the historic Old Town (Stare Mesto) sights on foot, and also a plethora of tram lines that will take you to the hip Vinohrady, the romantic Malá Strana under the Castle, the great shopping strip at Anděl and anywhere else that you would like to go.

Hotel Colloseum - Černý Koníček, from category 3 star Prague hotels, is reconstructed and newly refurbished historical building in historical centre of Prague. Guests can just walk and be pleased by view of National Theatre, Charles Bridge and Wenceslas Square or join the panoramatic view of Prague Castle while sitting in the famous caffe Slavia. Hotel offers pleasant accomodation in Prague in 30 rooms.

Design hotel Theatrino is located in the city centre, in a quiet residential area of Prague.

Praha Bed & Breakfast Pension Church, from category pensions in prague 1, is in the best location in the Prague centre - New Town. It is just ten minutes walk to Old Town Square and five minutes to Wenceslas Square and Jewish sights. There are shopping centres nearby and the Church Pension can be easy reached by public transport (tram or underground).

Apartments Zderaz are located in the center of Prague. Famous Wenceslas Square and Charles Bridge is just about 10 minutes walk. All apartments have free wi-fi. There is also private parking.

Praha Hotel U Suteru, is 3 star hotel in Prague, is located in the historical Prague centre, about 100 metres from the Wenceslas Square (Václavské náměstí). This small and cosy Prague hotel is a perfect starting point for walking through the magnificent Prague. The building underwent a baroque reconstruction in the 18th century that can be observed from the outside view of the building.