Grand Hotel Bohemia

Grand Hotel Bohemia is nestled far from the busy crossroads and crowded streets in the very hear of the Old Town, in the heart of elegant and romantic Prague. Located in the immediate vicinity of the famous Art Nouveau Municipal House, this hotel has maintained a high level of prestige in the city over the past 80 years. Its quiet location offers a comforting escape from the hustle and bustle of the city. Its sophisticated style is only topped by the outstanding quality of services provided by its highly trained staff which has only one goal–to ensure that each guest has the most pleasant stay possible.

Modern fittings and luxury design characterise all of the guestrooms at Grand Hotel Bohemia. Dark wooden furniture in combination with bright colour schemes create a general impression of airiness and elegance, accompanied by top-of-the-line equipment, including LCD televisions and broadband internet. The spacious lobby, together with the hotel's cosy bar is an ideal place for lounging about in the afternoon for a glass of exclusive wine or a famous Czech beer on tap. The elegant Franc Josef restaurant offers an original menu created by one of the countries top chefs, providing an exclusive gourmet experience. The unique Boccaccio neo-baroque ballroom dates back to the beginning of the 20th century and is today an ideal site for all sorts of events, from evening balls and seminars to wedding receptions.

Grand Hotel Bohemia is ideally located in the centre of Prague, next to the Powder Tower at the beginning of the famous Royal Road, within walking distance of Old Town Square and the Old Town Hall, the famous shopping areas as well as all major points of interest. The pedestrian area starts behind the hotel and guides you to the most important shopping areas, the Prague Stock Exchange and the business centre of the city. Prague Castle with the impressive St. Vitus Cathedral watches over the City and can be easily reached via the famous Charles Bridge. The Jewish Quarter with the famous Cemetery and the Old Quarters of Prague are under UNESCO protection.