Accommodation near Strahovský stadion Prague 6

Hotel Kampa Garden Praha, from category 3 star Prague hotels, is situated  right in the heart of Prague on Kampa Island, which has been used by the people of Prague for many centuries for relaxation and for taking pleasant walks along the banks of the Vltava. In the immediate vicinity of the hotel you can find such exquisite historical buildings and construction works in Prague as Sovovy Mlýny, the Werich Villa, the Čertovka blind channel or the Charles Bridge.

Hotel Pod Věží Praha, from category 4 star Prague hotels, is located in Prague centre, just a step far from famous Charles Bridge on the Lesser Town. Its name comes from its position on the left - west bank of the river Vltava, on the slopes immediately below the Prague Castle, in opposition to the larger cities of prague on the right bank, to which it is conjoined by Charles Bridge. 

Sporthostel Praha is 2 star hotels in Prague, is located in the quiet resedential area of Prague 5, Košíře. It lies on the outskirts of the town park and only a few steps from the cultural and administrative district of Andel. 

Hotel Bishop's House (Biskupsky Dum) belonging to 4 star Prague luxury hotels offers accommodation right in the historical centre of Prague, Lesser Town only few steps from Charles Bridge. Luxury Hotel Bishop's House offers Prague accommodation in quiet and comfortly equipped standard double and triple rooms.

Pension U Staré cesty is located in calm residential quarter Střešovice in Prague 6 about 15 minutes walk from Hradčany. Pension is very well located - in calm quarter in proximity of Prague Castle and historical centre; and on the line from airport to inner Prague.

Hotel At The Three Storks (U Tri Capu) is a 5 star luxury hotel located in the historical Prague centre, in Tomasska street, Lesser Town. Charles Bridge is just a 5-minute walk away.

Prague Hotel At the three ostriches (Hotel U tří pštrosů Praha) is 4-star luxury Prague hotel located directly in the heart of the historical centre of Prague at the famous Charles Bridge (Karluv Most Praha) and in the immediate vicinity of the other distinguished Prague sights. A beautiful renaissance house from 1597 is situated in place of original middle-age pub, which was frequently visited by Charles IV, the Czech king and Holy Roman Emperor, when he watched the construction works on the gothic stone bridge in the 14 century.

Prague Hotel Marketa is completely refurbished cozy 3-star standard hotel in Prague with a warm and family atmosphere. Hotel is located in the residential area near Prague Castle (Prazsky Hrad) and the historical Prague centre. Hotel Marketa provides comfortable Prague accommodation in 26 cozy and quiet rooms. All of them are with facilities, satellite TV, telephone, tea and coffee making facilities. Bathrooms with hairdryer. Internet available in the lobby.

Pension Guest House DD is pension situated in calm nice residential part of Prague near city center. Pension Guest House DD offers guest the following services: bed & breakfast accomodation, optional half-board, double / twin rooms or large apartment with private facilites, quiet &safe surroundings, 3 min. walk to tram stop, 8 min. walk to restaurant, English spoken, dining-room, transfer to airport and train stations.

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.

Hotel Archibald At the Charles Bridge, from category 4 star Prague hotels, is situated in Lesser Town, historical center of Prague. You will stay just a few steps from the famous Charles Bridge, part of Royal Route - path along which medieval Bohemian monarchs paraded on their way to being crowned. Hotel was completely renovated after the August floods in 2002 and was reopenned in May 2003.