Grand Hotel Praha
Old Town Square
About this hotel
The Grand hotel Praha enjoys a superb location directly in the heart of the Old Town a short ride from many theatres, exhibition centres and shopping area . Since ancient times, it has been said that the Old Town Square and Astronomical Clock are sites with tremendous magical powers, enhancing the creativity of visitors to Hotels in Prague . In the peace and comfort of the Baroque house of the Grand hotel Praha you can experience these powers firsthand. Grand hotel Praha is the only hotel offering a magical view of an unique historical sight – The Old Town Astronomical Clock from its windows. The recently refurbished Grand hotel Praha offers high standards of comfort and a friendly environment.
Location
The Hotel is locatde on Old Town Square and in front of the famous astronomical clock
Rooms
All twenty rooms have benefits of the most modern facilities : en-suite bath and/or shower, hairdryer, bathrobe,cosmetic mirror,cosmetic set, air-conditioning, TV with satellite channels, direct dial telephone, in-room internet access, electronic safe, minibar. Price includes breakfast.
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Antiques-filled quarters in a refined hotel at Old Town Square, plus a posh cafe & breakfast.
- Address
- Staroměstské nám. 481/22, 110 00 Praha 1-Staré Město, Czechia
Get directions → - Phone
- 725 991 631
- Website
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One of the worst hotel experiences I’ve ever had. I stayed at Grand Hotel Praha and was extremely disappointed. The staff were unfriendly and unprofessional, especially the person handling the luggage — he was rude, careless, and threw the bags as if he hated his job. This alone created a very uncomfortable first impression. The hotel itself was not clean. My room had a spider web on the ceiling, which is completely unacceptable for a hotel that claims to be high-standard. The staff in the hotel’s restaurant/café were also disrespectful and unprofessional, which made the overall atmosphere even worse. The hotel advertises itself as “historic,” but in reality it’s just old and poorly maintained. It didn’t feel vintage or charming — it simply felt neglected. The furniture was worn out and barely holding together, which added to how uncomfortable the stay was. The only good thing about this hotel is the location, directly in front of the Astronomical Clock. However, you cannot reach the hotel by taxi because it’s in a restricted area, so we had to drag our luggage for a long distance. This made the experience even more frustrating. Overall, the place felt poorly maintained and not worth the price at all. I absolutely do not recommend staying here. There are many better, cleaner, and more professional hotels in Prague.
The most perfect location in Prague. We had a lovely big room towards the back of the hotel in an adjoining building. There were many stairs to climb, other than that we had a very restful 2 nights. No street noise, and didn't give any time in the room other than to sleep so lack of view didnt bother us. Breakfast in cafe mozart was adequate. A beautiful room overlooking the astronomical clock. The hotel is about a 20 minute walk to the castle, probably about 15 if the crowds of people weren't around.....ie 8am in Winter. Overall, a very pleasant stay.
We came as two couples, 9th to 13th March 2026, and had rooms 202 and 302 (delux rooms) in the annex, which is basically next door to the main building. The rooms were very spacious, light and airy with fantastic views of the astronomical clock and the old square. Staff were very attentive and couldn’t do enough for us. Big shout out to the porter as it’s no mean feat for him having to carry heavy bags around the hotel. There is no lift in the annex, so be prepared for lots of stairs, but this is understandable in such an old beautiful building that dates back to 1410. The breakfast room is set in the main hotel, and is very grand, with a great choice of food and over looks the square and astronomical clock. The hotel is ideally located for exploring Prague. Overall a fantastic stay and would go back. Thank you all so much for a memorable break at this beautiful hotel. The Kay’s and the Smith’s
The hotel location is really great. I didn't need a car at all because everything I wanted was close by, especially the astronomical clock since it's the main attraction. But honestly, I'll share my experience. I'm a very light sleeper, so it was pretty annoying waking up every time the bells rang, especially at night when it's quiet. Also, the room had a really strong air freshener smell, which felt too much for such a small space. I didn't like the shampoo either, it felt more like hand soap than actual shampoo. I kind of regret adding breakfast to my booking since I can't cancel it. It was underwhelming, and the options are very limited and not what you'd expect from a luxury hotel. When I ate the omelet, there were even small pieces of eggshell in it. I have stayed in many hotels ranging from 3 to 5 stars around Europe and the Middle East, but this is the first time I've stayed in one and found the room without an electric kettle and tea/coffee. The bed was very low. I'm glad my husband's hip injury has healed, or he wouldn't have been able to use it, and we might have had to cancel our stay and look for another hotel with higher bed. The pillows was really worn out, like something you'd find in a one-star hotel. For a moment I freaked out, I thought it was hair stuck on it. Since it's an old building, it was also annoying to find very small black insects in the bathroom.
Excellent location but could be noisy in the evenings. Room was clean and comfortable, towels changed daily. Lift to all floors but 3 steps to get to lift floor, breakfast buffet style with plenty to choose from. For a mini break it's fine.
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