Antik City Hotel Prague

About Antik City Hotel Prague

The 4 star luxurious newly reconstructed Antik City Hotel is situated in a quiet street of the New Town; close to Wenceslas Square in the very heart of the financial and business centre of historic Prague. Due to its location; the Antik City Hotel satisfies even the most demanding clientele seeking the bustle of a large city as well as clientele requiring peaceful undisturbed sleep after a long day of excursions or business meetings. Here you can breathe in history with every step as the New Town of Prague was built in the 14th century by Charles IV who had a great interest in the improvement of the town; thus making it one of the most beautiful cities in Europe. In addition to unique monuments there are a range of shops and boutiques selling international brand names within close proximity of the hotel; as well as countless restaurants; cafes; bars and night clubs. The hotel has 30 spacious and comfortably furnished rooms equipped with satellite television; a mini-bar; safe; telephone with direct dial and free internet connection. En-suite bathrooms are equipped with either a bath or shower and hairdryers are standard. Parking is possible on request only in a secure garage very close to the hotel at an extra charge. Additional Information; Children age 6 and under stay free in the room with parents and in existing bedding. Children age 7-12 receive a 50pct reduction when sharing with an adult. Children over this age will be considered an adult. The hotel reserves the right to without prior notification cancel any reservation with an invalid or incomplete credit card number.

Antik City Hotel is situated in a quiet street of the New Town; close to Wenceslas Square in the very heart of the financial and business centre of historic Prague. Here you can breathe in history with every step. The New Town of Prague was built in the 14th century by Charles IV who had a great interest in the improvement of the town thus making it one of the most beautiful cities in Europe.