where is the beat location to stay in prague??in the Czech republic?

Question

for safety and ease of travel??

Answer 1

:) i lived in prague for a year and it is a generally safe place (i mean, nothing ever happened to me) and right across from the main train station (hlavni nadrazi) there is a holiday inn express which is not too expensive and clean. if u want something a bit more classy and modern, there is a cool hotel called simply "987" and its also near the main train station. both hotels r quite near to each other and r pretty near to the center of the city (maybe 10-15 min away from the old town square). i stayed at both and they were good in all aspects.. good luck and have fun!!!! its a beauuuuuuutiful place!!!!

Answer 2

Prague is one of many cities worth-visit and to do that you can begin preparing your vacation with hotelbye . Starting with the wonderful place round the Prague Castle or the Strahov monastery with its remarkable library and end with …the whole splendid town, Prague is just incredible. In Prague you can even visit the small house where Franz Kafka labored or the attractive Prague Castle gardens from where you are able to enjoy a unique view of the city with its picturesque red roofs. In that city you'll never get bored. If you will go through the spring you will find the spring woods in blossom; in the summertime you might find long dusks; fall provides you with vibrant leaves and particular gentle and in winter months you will love the whole town included with simple white snow.

Answer 3

"Prague is the capital and major industrial city in the country that leads Eastern Europe in industrial growth. Is it any wonder that as our bus arrived in the city the sight of new construction and beautifully renovated buildings greeted us?

We would be in Prague five nights at the Hotel Intercontinental Praha, Namesti Curiovych 43, Josefov. All the major sights of this wondrous city are within walking distance of the hotel and as in all great cities, you just want to walk until you drop.

Don't be fooled by the old 1970's exterior. The interior has been beautifully renovated. Gleaming marble and stylish design greet you in the large reception area and lounges. The service is top notch, as one would expect in a hotel of this class. A super buffet breakfast is served in the attractive first floor cafe.

The guest rooms are lavish with top quality furnishings. The tops of the tables and desk are marble as well the lovely marble floor in the well-appointed bathroom, complete with bidet. Bathrobes and terrycloth slippers are supplied. After long days of enjoying this city, it was a pleasure to come home to this comfort. Although we didn't find time to take advantage of the facilities, the new atrium fitness center is excellent with an indoor pool, sauna, gym and bar.

The historic center of the city of Prague sits on the banks of the Vltava River. On the west bank is Hradcany Hill, dominated by the Prague Castle and St. Vitus Cathedral. The castle is comprised of a series of palaces, which nowadays are home to government offices and the official residence of the President of the Czech Republic.

The large cathedral is very impressive with its striking interior design, artistic stonework, high archways and vaulted ceiling. Glistening bronze statuary sits high on the pillars and a stunning three-ton silver sculpture is the piece de resistance. Prague's proximity to the mines made silver a natural medium for this outstanding work.

A short stroll south from high on Hradcany is Mala Strana (little quarter), its ancient character firmly in place with cobblestone streets lined with baroque palaces and hidden courtyards. The famous Karluv Most (Charles Bridge) connects Mala Strana to Stare Mesto on the east bank. This pedestrian bridge, with towers at either end, is lined with statues. Artists, artisans and performers line the sides of the bridge selling their offerings while tourists gawk at the statues and the magnificent river views and, if not careful, have their belongings stolen."