CORINTHIA TOWERS HOTEL

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• Номера : 542, Overlooking the city, Metro stop nearby, Full spectrum of facilities and services, Bowling alley, Excellent choice of bars and restaurants.

• The Corinthia Towers Hotel stands atop one of Prague's hills with breathtaking, panoramic views of the beautiful city. One of the tallest buildings in the Czech Republic, the Corinthia Towers provides a unique vantage point of the "city of a hundred spires". This is an ultra-modern hotel that provides the highest standards of comfort throughout a full spectrum of services including baby sitting, concierge and limousine service among others. The Corinthia Towers is only two metro stops from the city centre and is uniquely located adjacent to the Prague Congress Centre.

• 542 luxuriously appointed rooms are located on 24 floors and have been recently refurbished. In addition, Executive Club Room guests enjoy a range of benefits at no extra cost. For dining, there are four restaurants and two bars offering a wide selection of Czech and International cuisine as well as drinks and cocktails. Interestingly, you can also go bowling on the premises in the Beer and Bowling. During summer months (June - September) guests are welcome on the 100-seat summer terrace & beer garden. In the fitness centre dark stone, rich wood, frosted glass, and natural light create a soothing space designed for your well being. Facilities include an indoor pool with panoramic views, fully equipped gym, private training and squash court. Finally, the hotel also provides a beauty parlour, solarium, sauna, steam room and massage parlour for your relaxation.

• The hotel is within easy to access all the main attractions of Prague. Prague’s eventful history, awe-inspiring buildings and great value entertainment make it one of the true ‘must see’ cities in Europe. Throughout the year there are wide-ranging cultural programmes covering classical and contemporary music, art, drama, dance and opera such as the Czech Philharmonic Orchestra and the Prague Spring Festival of classical music.