Accommodation near Public transport station Škola Radlice Prague

Appia Residences in Lesser Town, from category apartments in Prague, are situated in the historical center of Prague, in the immediate vicinity of the Prague Castle, Charles Bridge and a whole range of significant historical sights. The residence has been recently completely restored and the guest rooms and suites offer the best of Prague´s past combined with a top contemporary comfort.

Mamaison Suite Hotel Pachtuv Palace is uniquely and centrally located on the right bank of the Vltava River, just steps away from Charles Bridge and barely five minutes from the Old Town Square. Most of Prague’s historic attractions are close by, including the National Theatre, State Opera and the Jewish Quarter. There is easy access to metro and tram public transport options. 

Hotel Le Palais Praha, from category 5 star Prague hotels, is located in the exclusive residential area Vinohrady, just 5- minute drive from Wenceslas Square. It is the nearest luxury hotel to the Prague Congress Centre. In the neighborhood you can find parks and gardens, cafés and restaurants. There is excellent connection to city’s business parks and Palac Flora, the city’s most fashionable shopping mall. Hotel Le Palais offers Prague accommodation in 72 rooms/ apartments.

Hotel At the Golden Scissors Praha, from category 4 star Prague hotels, is located in an exceptionally quiet area, only a few metres from the Charles Bridge. This is a short distance from the most attractive places of interest, right in the heart of ancient Lesser Town on Kampa Island. The island is bordered by The Vltava River, and contributes to the charming scenery of the Lesser Town.

Alton Hotel Praha is located in the centre of Prague, some three minutes from Wenceslas Square. Metro and tram are in front and beside the hotel. The hotel has 28 rooms,all with air condition,high speed internet access (up to 2 Mbps) free of charge, TV, satelite, telephone, refrigerator, safe, bathroom with hairdryer and WC. One room is specially fitted for the handicapped persons. There are 7 parking lots available for hotel guests.

Hotel Oya Praha, from category 3 star hotels in Prague, is within walking distance of the brand-new Arkady shopping mall and the historical Vyšehrad area, which will certainly suit both groups. Close surroundings of the hotel also include for example the Prague Congress Centre or Pankrac office centre. Furthermore, visitors can relax in the local large park Kavči hory that offers a tremendous view of the Prague Castle and a breathtaking panorama of the city. 

Apartment hotel Lublanka Praha, from category 3 star hotels in Prague, is situated in the centre of Prague, just 10 minutes walking from Wenceslav Square and just 20 steps by foot from I.P.Pavlova, the station of the Metro Line C. Apartment hotel Lublanka is offering a comfortable Prague accommodation in the quiet, warm friendly atmosphere of a family hotel.

Metropol Hotel Design Prague, from category 4 star hotels in Prague, is situated on Narodni Street, the venue of revolutionary events in modern history of the Czech Republic, in a place where the romantically winding lanes of the Old Town meet Prague’s boulevards pulsating with life. It takes only five minutes of walk from this Prague hotel to reach some of the most impressive Prague’s historic monuments, such as the Old Town Square with the famous horologue and the Tyn Church, Charles Bridge, Wenceslas Square, National Theatre, the National Library with the Mirror Chapel.

Right in the heart of the scenic Mala Strana quarter, just few minutes walking (300 m) from Charles Bridge and Prague Castle. Tram line stop on Malostranske namesti (Lesser Town Square) and the metro station "Malostranska" - 300 metres away from the Budget Hotel Little Town.

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.