Top 5 Hotels

The Prague Hotel Scene has improved dramatically over the past decade with many of the faded “grande-dame” hotels fully restored and modernised….

You can now find everything from Budget to Boutique at rates much lower than those in Western Europe. Our advice however is to book early in advance, especially during Pride and Christmas. Central hotels can fill up fast. Here’s our top 5 selection, in no particular order based on personal experience and guest feedback.

Best Location – Old Town – Prague Bohemia Hotel

The Prague Bohemia

The Prague Bohemia boasts an excellent location offers a wonderful breakfast & is definitely deserving of it is 5 star status.

The Grand Hotel Bohemia is located in the heart of Prague, 50 metres from the Powder Gate and 200 metres from Namesti Republiky Metro Station. Wi-Fi is provided free of charge.

The elegantly decorated rooms are spacious and feature modern furniture, air conditioning and tiled bathrooms with bathtubs. Satellite TV is available in each room.

Check for the lowest rate for the Prague Hotel Bohemia and book now.

Best for the Gay District – Louren Hotel Prague

Louren Hotel Prague

The Louren Hotel is right in the heart of Vinohrady, Prague’s de-facto gay district.

For those preferring to stay close to the gay venues in Vinohrady, this 4-star family owned hotel is gay-friendly and situated near Termix in a quiet street in the Vinohrady quarter, a 5-minute underground ride from Prague’s old town. Free Wi-Fi is available in the entire hotel.

Each room at Hotel Louren has a luxurious marble bathroom, a minibar, a safe, and individually adjustable air conditioning.

Check for the lowest rate for the Prague Hotel Louren and book now.

Most Unique Experience – Golden Well Prague

Golden Well Hotel

With only 6 rooms, this boutique hotel is nearly always full and deservedly so!

This boutique hotel enjoys one of the best locations in Prague, with Prague Castle right next door, 7 minutes’ walk from Charles Bridge and 3 minutes from Lesser Town Square.

You don’t get more central than this old-world hotel off the Old Town Square. There are only six rooms, all different sizes and decorated individually with antique furnishings.

Overlooking Prague’s romantic rooftops or the Royal Gardens, the comfortable rooms of the Golden Well are equipped with air conditioning, minibars and satellite TV. The bathrooms have a spa bath, bathrobes and slippers. Guests are offered a welcome drink on arrival by the delightful hosts.

Check for the lowest rate for the Prague Hotel Bohemia and book now.

Best for Shopping – Hotel Intercontinental Prague

Prague Intercontinental Hotel

The Prague Intercontinental is right next to the city’s best shops and fashionable restaurants.

The Inter Continental Praha is located on the fashionable Parizska shopping street in the Old Town of Prague, a short walk from Charles Bridge and the the Jewish Quarter.

All rooms are equipped with high-quality furniture and luxurious fabrics. The Health Club and Spa is accessible for free and offers a full range of relaxing and energizing massages, a salt-water swimming pool and a gym with the latest Technogym equipment.

Check for the lowest rate for the Prague Hotel Bohemia and book now.

Best for those on a budget – Mosaic House

Mosaic House Prague

Design hotel with a difference, offering a combination of private rooms and hostel facilities.

Situated just a 10-minute walk from Prague’s Charles Bridge, the stylish Mosaic House is a design hotel and hostel with free Wi-Fi. Facilities include a trendy bar and a restaurant.

The eco-friendly double rooms of the Mosaic House are air-conditioned and include modern amenities such as cable TV and an iPod docking station. There are well-appointed private bathrooms with hairdryer and Villeroy & Boch accessories.

Check for the lowest rate for the Mosaic House and book now.

Cocktail Hour in the City

Prague’s status as the cosmopolitan capital of Eastern Europe is well deserved with new international bars, hotels and restaurants opening up and expanding.

Check out our top 3 recommendations on where to sip a cocktail to remember in the Golden City. All of the businesses listed are Gay Friendly, naturally.

A Sunset Cocktail?

Cloud 9 at the Hilton

Cloud 9 at the Hilton – Breathtaking views of the city.

Enjoy a sunset cocktail in this uber-cool sky bar and enjoy some of the best views of the city. The view of Prague castle when the sun is setting in the background is one of the most romantic sights of the city.

For more invormation visit Cloud 9

A Cuban Mojito?

Mojitos at La Bodeguita

An authentic taste of Cuba at La Bodeguita!

For a completely different experience, head to La Bodeguita Del Medio, famous the world over for its Cuban Mojito, relaxed atmosphere and authentic decor. Delicious.

Visit La Bodeguita Del Medio for more.

An Angelic Cocktail?

Toms bar at the Augustine

Toms Bar at Rocco Fortes Augustine Hotel – One Word – Salubrious!

Finally, head to Tom’s Bar at the Augustine Hotel. This Rocco Forte 5 star bar has four signature “Angel” cocktails cocktails named for the Cherubs depicted on a 16th-century baroque ceiling above you. Be prepared to splash-the-cash… but well worth it.

Check out Toms Bar at the Augustine Hotel Website here.

Visit our Bars & Clubs section for a complete guide on Prague’s gay nightlife.

Prague Pride 2013 – Dates

The annual Prague Pride event is one of the highlights of the city’s Gay Calendar and is embraced by the entire city with full support from the Mayor’s office.

Prague Pride 2013

This year’s Prague Pride is expected to attract more then 100,000 visitors.

This year Prague Pride will take place from August 13th to 19th. The main parade will take place on Saturday the 18th of August followed by a series of special concerts.

This is one of the most colorful pride parades you are likely to see in Eastern Europe. And while it has a strong political element, there is also a great party atmosphere.

Videos of Prague Pride

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But Prague Pride will be much more than that: It is a full week festival with over 80 events in cooperation with more than 40 organisations, from human rights workshops to many different kind of cultural events. There will be several parties every day, but you could also visit Prague’s cinemas or theatres, where LGBT+ films will be shown and comedies, circus & cabaret will be offered.

Prague Parade 2013

The highlight of the entire Pride will be the Saturday afternoon parade through the city.

Various exhibitions will be part of the Pride week, with Czech and Slovak artists focusing on LGBT+ life. There will be days which will focus on different parts of the Czech LGBT+ community. A beach volleyball, football, and squash tournament is being prepared for those who like to exercise their bodies. The program will be completed by city tours, picnics, and debates, with various topics such as arts, politics, and religion

Check out the full listing for Prague Pride.