Prague, the capital and the most populous city of the Czech Republic, was founded as a castle on the right bank of the large European river Vltava. The city was important trading center because of its location on main European roads. In 973 Prague was already a bishopric. The city was chosen for capital of the kings of Bohemia (some of them being emperors of the Holy Roman Empire). Many tourists from around the world come each year to Prague. Here they enjoy one of the world's richest collections of architecture. Many beautiful buildings from Art Nouveau to Baroque, Renaissance, Gothic and Neo-Classical are lined along the streets. All of them with beautiful murals. Prague is also one of the cultural centers of the Old Continent.

Address: Holeckova 7
Number of accommodation units:  60
Minimum rate per room per night:  €105.00

Address: Ve Smeckach 30
Number of accommodation units:  130
Minimum rate per room per night:  €100.00

Address: Hybernska 10
Number of accommodation units:  127
Minimum rate per room per night:  €174.00

Address: Melnická 9
Number of accommodation units:  35
Minimum rate per room per night:  €68.8

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Number of accommodation units:  398
Minimum rate per room per night:  €90.00

Address: Vaclavske Namesti 5-7
Number of accommodation units:  162
Minimum rate per room per night:  €155.00

Address: Stroupeznickeho 21
Number of accommodation units:  239
Minimum rate per room per night:  €139.00

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Number of accommodation units:  21
Minimum rate per room per night:  €84.00

Address: Drtinova 17
Number of accommodation units:  40
Minimum rate per room per night:  €84.00