Monastery Garden Hotel, Prague, Czech Republic

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Description

Monastery

This hotel is located in the city centre within the peaceful gardens of the Strahov monastery. It offers unique and unforgettable views over Prague Castle, Lesser Side and the old town. Constructed in 1142 and renovated in 2006, this romantic 2-storey hotel is housed in a historic Baroque-style building with a white façade. It comprises a total of 12 rooms, of which two are suites. The lobby area is fitted with designer furniture and features a 24-hour check-in service, hotel safe and currency exchange facility. A laundry service, bicycle hire and a car park round off the services offered. All rooms are comfortably equipped with antique and historical furniture. Room facilities include a satellite TV, direct dial telephone and an in-room safe. A minibar, WiFi Internet connection and complimentary tea and coffee making facilities are further standard features.

Features

Room Amenities

Bath
Direct dial phone
Disabled bathroom
Hairdryer
Internet Access
Lounge
Minibar
Safe
Satellite television
Tea / Coffee
TV
Wheelchair Accessible

Bathroom
Direct dial telephone
Double bed
In-house movie
King size bed
Mini bar
Radio
Satellite / cable TV
Shower
Television
Voltage

Room Information

This historic 16th-century building provides accommodation in 12 rooms and a suite. 9 rooms have original wooden Renaissance ceilings and some have a charming view of the Charles Bridge. All rooms are comfortably equipped with antique and historical furniture. In addition to a bathroom with a toilet, complimentary toiletries and a shower or bath, in-room facilities include a satellite TV, direct dial telephone, hairdryer and an in-room safe. A minibar, wifi Internet connection and complimentary tea and coffee making facilities are further standard features.

Additional Information

Number of Rooms: 12

Location

This hotel is located directly in the city centre within the peaceful gardens of the Strahov monastery, a national historic monument founded in 1142. It offers unique and unforgettable views over Prague Castle, Lesser Side, and the old town and Vltava River.

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