The Red Lion Hotel Prague

Nerudova 41, Prague 1

The first written records of the house date back in the 15th century. Well preserved basement rooms are from the Gothic period. Renaissance style is manifested in the the painted beam ceilings while the entrance portal is the result of the Baroque reconstruction of the house.Later adaptations brought new architectural elements, among which are quite outstanding the classicist ones. The last reconstruction faitfully preserved the historical character of the building. The hotel offers double rooms,twin rooms and suites. Most bedrooms have been beautifully refurbished to the highest world class standards, providing a graceful, yet homely ambience for you to relax. Subtle and interesting colour combinations, quality fabrics and fine furniture enhance the character of the rooms. Bath or shower
Bidet Hair Dryer Minibar Refrigerator Safe Tv set Satellite TV including CNN Phone Crib available Buffet breakfast Washing, Cleaning, Ironing Views of the King's Road, Prague Castle or the serene Petrin Hill Orchards Hand-painted Renaissance ceilings. Restaurant, tavern, bar

Restaurant and Wine Cellar, Sat-TV, Phone,parking on request

How to get there:

Tram n. 22, 23.

Hotline: +420 607 552731

Airport transfer: 590 CZK/2 people, 640 CZK/3 people, 800 CZK/4 people, 1100 CZK/5-8 people, groups: transfer price on request

Feedback - Mark, Ontario

Red Lion Hotel Prague was a wonderful historic hotel in a great location with great staff.

We arrived at 6.30 am from an overnight train. The front staff told us a room was already available, even though check in was later that day. We were exhausted and grateful. The room was beautiful, with antique furniture, a restored hand painted wood ceiling and lovely views of the historic street leading to the castle. The room was large. The bathroom was modern and the linens were excellent. Everything was spotless.

Although we were facing a busy road, most of it was pedestrian traffic walking to the castle. Everything was pretty quiet in the morning and evening. There were lots of cafes, restaurants and a small grocery store nearby. Walking to the Charles Bridge or Prague Castle took about 15 - 20 minutes.

The buffet breakfast was excellent, with cereal, meats cheese and fresh fruits, bread and pastry. Coffee and cappucino were there for the asking. You could also request a hot breakfast of eggs and bacon or sausage etc. WOW.

The combination of price, location, beautiful room, great service and lovely breakfast made this the best hotel of our 2 week stay in Europe.