Prague Neighborhood Breakdown: Hotels (& Hostels) For Every Price Range

Prague 1: You’ll be in the main tourist area including: Old Town, New Town, Lesser Town and Prague Castle area. You’ll find many hotels, restaurants and bars here. This area also includes Mala Strana district with lots of historic sites to see. MAP

Prague 1: Mandarin Oriental Prague is an absolute luxury stay with full spa and wellness center in addition to spectacular dining options. (Reserve) MAP

Prague 1: Mamaison Suite Hotel Pachtuv Palace Prague is an extravagant hotel choice since it was once Mozart’s home and former residence of Earl Karel Pachta. (Reserve) MAP

Prague 1: Perla Hotel has four stars in the center of Prague with a design and boutiquey style. (Reserve) MAP

Prague 1: Mosaic House Prague is a comfortable and sophisticated hostel located in the city center. (Reserve) MAP

Prague 2: It’s one of the most highly coveted areas in Prague today with many upscale shopping centers, sophisticated restaurants and cafes in the area. It’s also within walking distance from Wenceslas Square. MAP (Photo credit: mapofprague.com)

Prague 2: Le Palais Art Hotel Prague is a 5-star boutique hotel combining art and luxury. (Reserve) MAP

Prague 2: Park Inn Prague is an art-deco, stylish 4-star hotel in a building that dates back to 1907. (Reserve) MAP

Prague 2: Czech Inn is a highly recommended hostel from lower budget travelers. (Reserve) MAP

Prague 3 – A residential area for young students and expats. Traditionally, it’s not an area considered affluent but in recent years it has been a bit more trendy with new restaurants and cafes. MAP (Photo credit: Flickr/Jose Mesa)

Prague 3: Bona Serva Hotel is a 3-star boutique that may not be easy to find but it provides all the necessities you need. (Reserve) MAP

Prague 4: Recognized as a working class district, not many tourists flock to Prague 4. You may see “panelaks” which are residential towers from the Soviet era. In terms of lodging, you’ll find lower budget hostels and smaller hotels here. (MAP (Photo credit: Wikimedia.org)

Prague 4: Corinthia Hotel Prague is a 5-star option with a variety of rooms and suite, plus an indoor pool. (Reserve) MAP

Prague 5: One of the biggest districts in Prague, buildings here have been renovated with Novy Smichov shopping center and metro station Andel as focal points. (MAP (Photo credit: Wikimedia.org)

Prague 5: Red and Blue Design Hotel is a 1900s building completely refurbished to a modern and stylish 4-star hotel. It’s a 10-minute walk from Charles Bridge. (Reserve) MAP

Prague 5: Barcelo Praha Five Hotel is perfect for business travelers since it’s located in the commercial Smíchov quarter. (Reserve) MAP

Prague 5: Aparthotel Angel is a great idea for travelers with family. There’s also an airport shuttle and daily housekeeping. (Reserve) MAP

Prague 6: This area extends from the castle then onto west and north.The many embassies and International School of Prague in this district makes it one of the most exclusive in the city. (MAP (Photo credit: Wikipedia.org)

Prague 6: Hotel Silenzio is a 4-star luxury boutique hotel in a neighborhood often visited by diplomats and international folks. (Reserve) MAP

Prague 7: Situated above Prague 6, Prague 7 includes Letna, Troja, Liben and Holesovice. The view from Letna Park is magnificent and there’s easy access to public transportation. Lots of cool restaurants and cafes including a beer garden here. (MAP (Photo credit: Flickr/Peter)

Prague 7: Plus Prague Hostel comes with a pool, sauna, beach volleyball, restaurant, bar, live music and travel desk. (Reserve) MAP

Prague 7: Sir Toby’s Hostel is fit for bohemian rockstars and loud partyers. It’s the perfect lodging for budget travelers to party in style. (Reserve) MAP

Prague 8: As a district considered more on the outskirts, it extends from Florenc metro station to Ceskomoravska station. (MAP (Photo credit: Wikimedia.org)

Prague 8: Not much happens in this neighborhood but the 5-star Hilton Prague which stands tall welcomes numerous rooms and suites. The hotel is located between Old Town and business district, inviting many returning travelers. (Reserve) MAP

Prague 9: Unfortunately, you won’t mind many options for accommodations in Prague 9. The area is a continuation from Prague 8 and you’ll find some contemporary shopping centers as well as “panelaks” (residential towers from the Soviet era.) (MAP (Photo credit: inexco.cz)

Prague 10: Highly residential bordering Prague 2, 3, and 9. It’s the last city center district before heading toward Prague-East. You’ll notice street names become names of flowers near Zahradni Mesto (aka: Garden City.) (MAP (Photo credit: Flickriver.com)