Hotels in Prague

Eva Jiřičná's 2002 building in Prague's Old Town delivers her signature structural clarity—a celebrated glass staircase, spare white interiors, and a precisely rendered facade—in one of the Czech capital's most admired boutique hotels.

A four-building heritage knit on the Vltava in Old Town — the 1568 Baroque, the 1827 Classical, the 1883 Renaissance, and a contemporary addition unified into a 157-key hotel by Dum a Mesto in 2001. Frank Nicholson and Pierre-Yves Rochon split the interiors with Bohemian crystal and panelled traditional detail. Emilio Fernandez Gomez runs CottoCrudo (Italian); the rooftop MIRU pours Nikkei from May to September with Charles Bridge sightlines.

Upscale hotel in a former 1300s monastery, offering chic Asian dining, a cocktail lounge & a spa.

Linda Boronkay's interiors for this 76-room New Town property draw a considered line between the 1884 Neo-Renaissance building's period ornament and a contemporary palette, the Seven North restaurant serving Mediterranean dishes beneath the original plaster ceilings.