Prague's hotels: Where history meets luxury

27.11.2023 - 09:48 / traveldailynews.com / Tatiana Rokou

By 2024 additional accommodation facilities are expected to open in the city, particularly in the luxury segment, offering almost 2,000 hotel rooms and over 18,298 square feet of meeting space. […]

By 2024 additional accommodation facilities are expected to open in the city, particularly in the luxury segment, offering almost 2,000 hotel rooms and over 18,298 square feet of meeting space. Before the pandemic, at least 15 hotels were refurbished, and many others took advantage of low occupancy to accelerate renovation works during COVID. Some new hotels are the Andaz Prague Hotel, Stages Hotel Prague, a Tribute Portfolio Hotel, new concept The Julius Residence and Hotel Chevron.

Located in the historic centre of Prague, since 1992 included in the UNESCO list of World Heritage Sites, just a few steps from the famous Prague Castle, the Charles bridge and the Prague Eiffel Tower, the Lindner Hotel Prague Castle is set in the grounds of the Strahov Monastery, in a heritage building dating back to the 16th century. The elegant charm and esprit of the “Golden City“ is reflected in the hotel’s design.

The hotel has 138 elegant and spacious rooms and suites (6 suites, 22-45 sq m.). In some cases it is the 16th century original wood panelling that gives the room its special touch, sometimes it is the view of the baroque monastery Strahov or a decorative eye-catcher that reflects the history of Prague. In combination with state-of-the-art technology and lovely furnishings the rooms radiate an authentic, charming atmosphere that lets you relax and feel at home.

Also, Lindner Hotel Prague Castle offers a small fitness area. Here you can do bicycling, use the treadmill or stairwalker. Additionally you can find a sauna, which is opened nonstop. Access to sauna and fitness is automatically included in the price for accommodation, as well as the use of sauna towel, which are available in this area.

Meetings & events
Five flexible conference rooms with a capacity of up to 160 people, all with audio-visual conference technology and WiFi, are available

Lindner Hotels AG is a family-run German hospitality business founded in 1973 by architect Otto Lindner. Hotels are operated either under the “Lindner Hotels & Resorts” or “me and all hotels” brands. Lindner Hotels currently operates over 30 hotels in seven countries, with a vast majority of the properties being in Germany. However, there are also properties in Austria, Belgium, Czech Republic, Slovakia, Spain, and Switzerland. Hyatt has announced a new partnership with Lindner and is expected that more than 30 hotels across seven European countries will join the Hyatt brand portfolio, and will be integrated into the World of Hyatt loyalty program. The majority of