Best Places To Stay in Prague | Hotels, Hostels & Neighborhoods Guide
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- čas přidán 9. 05. 2024
- Are you planning to visit Prague and don't know where to stay? In this video, we will show you the differences between different parts of Prague's historic city center as well as different Prague neighborhoods. You will also learn what are some of the best hotels, and hostels to stay in.
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I never wrote on this channel but I'm gonna be real honest here, I really appreciate this kind of videos. And I truly miss Prague , I've visited a lot of cities and countries but Prague is very close to my heart, I feel like home here. Thank you for everything you do ! ❤
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I visit Prague about 5-6 times a year, but where ever I travel to I am very obsessive about finding the absolute best bang for the buck within my level, I look for hotels at £100-150/ night.
For the past 4 years I've mainly been using the same hotel right next to the Želivského Metro station, in my opinion it is the absolute best bang for the buck in Prague, it's also on the A line, so you can get a bus and metro from the airport just as quick as a car.
I stayed in Prague once and stayed at U Medvidku. It wasn't cheap but some rooms have a beer tap in them! 😀
Pro tip: Avoid suitcase on wheels if you stay in city center - use backpack instead. Most of the city center is paved with cobblestones and I see tourist struggle everyday on bumpy streets.
I stayed in Prague a few weeks ago at the Roadhouse Hostel, it was one of the best hostels I've stayed at for that price and they ran activities every night so you could hang out and get to know the other travellers. Also just wanted to thank you guys so much, your channel helped me immensely for my stay in Prague and the walking tours were the best!
I stayed in the Hotel Waldstein twice, many years ago and it was charming and inexpensive. The breakfast was enough to last through the day until the evening meal and conveniently located to all of the major tourist attractions. I love the city.
I'm terrible at taking public transport so, will always stay near to the places I wish to visit and change lodgings when needed. For example, during 1 trip to Prague, I stayed in New Town for a few nights, moved to Holešovice and then to Little Quarter. Never took a tram, bus or metro, got everywhere on foot.
Exactly the same advice I would give. This summer we stayed in Dejvice, close to where my grandparents used to live and walking distance to the castle. We also stayed several times in nice apartment in Petřiny. But always close to metro or tram stations. Best value for money, also in the local restaurants there.
When I'm in Prague, I stay in Smichov. It is convenient due to the Andel metro station and several tram lines. It's a fairly well-served neighborhood, I can only recommend it. It's not exactly quiet for quiet, but there aren't many people on the streets. Another advantage is that there is fresh beer here in the pub of Staropramen factory.
Must say we had a great visit staying in Old Town at the beautiful Art Deco Hotel Paris - expensive but very lovely on a side street and included the breakfast. It was a splurge but we were able to walk everywhere from there and loved it.
I've been in Praha two times.. first time I stayed in a hostel in Mala stana and the second time in Zizkov. Both stays were okay. In Mala Strana, the only complaint I had was the noise of cars riding on the cobble stones in the middle of the night.
I love that this channel doesn't have sponsored sections or paid promotions, so I have no problems at all using the affiliate links on your recommended places to stay when we visit Prague, as a way to "pay it back"...
Another great guide. Well done.
Very good video,good tip and explain. Thank you!
Great video you guys! 😘
So helpfull. Thank you.
Stayed at two places in Prague. The first was Hotel Mucha (on your list) because my wife wanted cheap. I found it quaint. My wife did not know who was Mucha and kept telling me to walk faster as I was examining the artwork. A bit of a walk, so we stayed at Hotel Kings Court (also on the list). Closer to the action, more luxurious. Both very different, but I would recommend both. This was about two years ago.
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I do appreciate your channel. I missed this video before booking the Czech Inn but was pleased to see it on your list!
We had the opportunity to take several tours with you earlier this month and it was the highlight of our trip. We cannot wait to return in the future.
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Nice video, guys. Valery - love the dress! We begin our 10th trip to Prague this week - we obviously love the place! Did you mention Prague 2? I may have missed it. Not just Vinohrady - the area around IP Pavlova too. In any case, one thing you missed was mentioning the importance of the night trams if you are staying further out. The Metro ends at midnight, so if you plan on a night life, you need to know not only where the Metro stops, but also where and when the night tram runs.
See you next week...yay, Prague!
I just came back from Prague yesterday, and I miss it already terribly. Thank you so much for all your videos, this couldn't have come at a better time! Time to binge them all again 'til I come back in November ❤
It does seem a wonderful place to explore
Brilliant as always. Looking forward to getting back to Prague in 13 days
Thanks a million! This video is very good information, very detailed and provide good recommendations. This helps me a lot in planning the trip.. ❤❤
Loved it, liked and subscribed. Cheers 👍
No native Praguer uses this modern weird definition of Prague with "22 Pragues," we use old post system with only 10 districts and second - most of districts you recommend are still part of wider historical center and are very crowded and today probably too expensive for staying, most of Praguers can't afford to live there. I lived in Vinohrady for some time and I hated it as a kid, you have no space, drunken people are yelling under your windows whole night and when metro is going, your house is shaking. I guess that some people will like that, but I really don't recommend to stay there unless you find some more hidden and peacefull street which will be probably even more expensive. I much more liked living in commblocks far from center.
Prague 10 is one of the best districts to stay, especially places like Vršovice and if 15 minutes in tram is too long time for you, then you don't even know what real commuting is, I was walking 2 km to train station and then another 1 hour in train every day and you are saying that beying far from center is problem because of commuting, it's not problem and also, most of native people don't work as tourist guides as you, so there is no reason to travel to center everyday.
You don't need to stay in commblocks (even when there is no problem with that at all, you don't have to be scared, it's totaly fine now), you can go to districts like Braník or Podolí with totaly peacefull places and you can live in some apartment building or even family house built between 20s and 50s. Disadvantage of places like Braník, Podolí or Vršovice is there is no metro, but there are trams and train. If you live somewhere on edge of Prague and you have metro there, it's win, you can be in center in 10 minutes.
Just don't live in Disneyland and wider center is still disneyland, only upper class people live there + some people who just deny to move because they love Prague, but if you don't work for some western corporation as English speaking expat, you will be glad that you have some apartment at least in that commblock somewhere on the last station of metro and there is nothing wrong with that because those places look totaly different than 20 years ago, you have everything there and it's very green now.
Also, you should know that today "big Prague" (created in 20s) is made of former standalone cities and towns, so pretty much each of these districts has it's own historical center, some of them were unfortunately demolished, but some of them still exist, so you can have your own "disneyland" with normal prices and no crowds, just don't stay in that crazy anthill in center of Prague. When you live in som commblock in Krč or somewhere in Kunratice, you are far from center, but you can go to forest and check castle ruin and you are still in Prague, 10 minutes from center by metro.
Another problematical thing in center is shopping, all those malls in center and very crowded and very overpriced, so you have to travel to those commblock places anyway to shopping, unless you are ok with double prices in center and if you stay here permanently and have a Czech salary, you just can't pay such money for everyday grocery shopping, so you think you save time by staying more close to center? Nope, you have to travel to far districts anyway.
I love this channel and Val! You always provide the most up-to-date information, and are amazing with your historical content! I love your humor, and I can't wait to see what you all do next! If you had a Patreon page I would join to support the channel and the continued content creation.
Thank you!!❤
I"M FIRST!!! Great stuff RPG's! Lodging is a big part of travel. When balancing costs, it is also important to put a value on your time. You did a good job of pointing this out.
Palmovka!! A great place to stay
My neighbors are visiting Prague for the first time and asked where to stay. I recommended Golden Wheel and Hotel Kampa Park, so I'm pleased to see these on your list. I'm also going to send them to your channel. I lived in Prague for 15 years and just discovered your channel, which is wonderful.
7:07that blue skoda behind you 😍
You are very helpful. I'm traveling here in June. also your hair looks great.
I will travel to Prague next month and I'm truly grateful for this video, Now i know better where to star
Just came back from Prague. Stayed at the Black elephant hotel (half a block from the main square) and it was ideal. Close enough to everything but quiet at the same time. The restaurant there is also good and cheaper than the rest of old town.
Some nice tips.
Plenty of us do still live in Stare Mesto and Mala Strana, though real estate prices and tourism has driven most people out, or drove away most of the neighborhood amenities people need to live locally (caused by rent hikes, replacing them with over priced shops or tourist junk sellers). But there is a lot of local life left here, hidden in our neighborhoods and the city government itself is running initiatives to return the area back to having normal families living there, and to building community in these areas.
Prague is a city, that's what the draw is, it's a living city, and if the city is abandoned to tourists, it won't be anymore, and the visitors will feel that too.
I stayed in Hotel Don Giovanni,has good tram service
Loved the channel
Do you have any Vlogs about Brno, to know what life is like there?
I be in Prague three times first time i was i Prag 10 Iris Hotel Eden good place, second time Prag 9 and relax inn it was not so good hotel, third time i was again in Prague 10 Rhea A&O and not the best hostel/hotel. I coming go to Prag 4 on my next time it be penzion sofi we will see how that place is. I be in Prague least 1week
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Dobrý večer, Valery, Vaclav, and Nico!
I feel that your channel and videos are worth a lot, so here's another tip from me!
I will be blunt and say that I feel people are a bit cheap to not donate more often...
I acknowledge that you put hard work into your videos, and they are also funny and well edited!
I hope to see your channel grow and maybe you then could make longer and more in depth videos.
Lastly, I want to say that you look so pretty in that dress, and those sandals, Valery! 😍
And thanks for carrying us subscribers around the city! 😆
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Dobrý večer! Thank you for your donation! I think a lot of people don’t even know it’s possible to tip 😅 But we don’t mind! For us making these videos is fun! Krásnou neděli!
@@RealPragueGuides Dobrý večer! You're most welcome. I don't know about others, but I find it easy to understand how to donate. Maybe you should describe it in your videos? 😁 Yes, I can tell you think it's fun. 😃 But I mean, money doesn't hurt, right? I'm looking forward to your next videos! 🤗
Krásnou neděli (By the way, I like that word "neděli", I figured it means "do nothing", right? Perfect on a Sunday! 😂)
We stayed in Žižkov. It was a bit dodgy at night, but still really calm und safe to take a night walk to parukářka Park, which i really recommend.
Greetings from Germany :)
Great info. Thank you ❤ How is hotel pod vezi? Is it in old town?
Chevron hotel one the best hotel in Prag 4 star hotel best location just 4 stop way from main city I stayed there 3 times now on 30 September I go back to Prag I already booked same hotel
Thank you for this excellent and timely (for me) video. I just booked my stay at Sir Toby's based upon your recommendation list.
I just stayed at the Residence Bologna which is near the National Theatre, 5-7 mins walk from Old Town Sq and Charles Bridge.
It’s very quiet. Metro station is about 6-7 mins walk but you can walk everywhere in Old Town and even to Jewish Quarter and New Town.
Castle District is probably better to do by tram as there is a big hill to climb
Central areas in Prague are all walkable
Hello! I love the videos of the channel.
Can you write here the name of the region you mention as cheap? It´s on 4:35. Thank you =]
Thanks we are going to Prage on April 10 to 15
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Wonderful video. I've just booked at Cube Hotel near the National Theatre. This property is not mentioned in this video, but the reviews are very high. Can You recommend this? I've also had a look at Residence Agnes, but it's too expensive for me.
went to prague last july and I booked in Holešovice, a bit by accident as I focussed on price instead of location...got a surprise when I noticed I was a bit far....however with the subway system it was so easy moving around that it was no problem at all. Speaking of the subway when I first took it in my obvious tourist way meaning with my lugguage I saw a controler jump right after me looking probably for a juicy tourist fine however I had watch your video on prague public transport and unfortunately for him my ticket was properly validated so no busting me hehe :)
I stayed at MICHEALANGELO GRAND HOTEL and it was great and they took care of me
Hi 3 of us are travelling to Prague for 3 days . 19,20 n 21 September . How can we book our slot on the 19 th morning walking tour ?
I like the intercontinental apartment hotel
Will you continue to list your recommended hotels? I am coming back to Prague, but not soon.
Yes
Well, I stayed in the Old Town Center, right on the square, right in front of the Clock, and it was not that noisy! It was an amazing area to stay in! Yes, tons of people all the time, but that's what creates that unforgettable atmosphere! Who needs to be climbing hills/stairs all the time?!?
Okay. We work as guides in Prague, and many customers who stay in Old Town (for example near Dlouha street, complained to us it was quite loud at night). It obviously varies throughout the year. Winter months are more quiet, than summer. This was just general description of what certain areas are like and what can you expect when looking for accommodation in them. It doesn’t mean it will always be loud when you stay in Old Town, especially if your hotel has good sound isolation.
We actually just stayed a block away from the old town square and I think her impression of the partiers was spot on 😅
I'm staying in Corinthia, is it any good?
After years of searching, you definitely look like someone from Czech Republic named Alexis Crystal
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Hello think am staying in 8 any recommendations 🤔
It is nice to know you have chosen not to have affiliates or partners--I would not blame you if you changed.
Hello Valery, could you please tell me the name of the exact microphone that you're wearing? I want to buy it but can't find it
Hi. It’s Rode Wireless Go 2
Hopefully I'll be in Prague in August 2024. Which one between these three? Cube Hotel, The Manes Boutique hotel and Pod Vezi. The first two, for what I've seen, are very close not far from the National Theatre. Pod Vezi is not so far away but closer to Charles Bridge so perhaps potentially noisier at night. I'm leaning toward Cube Hotel. Am I wrong? Thanks in advance and Happy 2024!!!
What about Praha 7? My reservation is there
Praha 7 is a great location and there is a hostel Prague plus which is very popular amongst tourists. I live in Florida, but I have an apartment in half a mile from that Hostel. Safe place and easy tram ride near by .
I have a question that's not really travel related that I hope you might be able to shed light on for me. The only issue is I have no real way to sent you an email with my question.
HI You mention Smichov area ok for out of city , but NOT around Andel station , was looking at Hotel Ibis close to there exactly for easy transport in and out of tourist areas - should we avoid? first time in Prague
Hi. Andel is fine. It will have some weird existences around the metro station but it’s generally quite safe.
@@RealPragueGuides Ok thank you for the clarity , Great Videos by the way very informative and useful :)
Hotel Bohemia 1 block from the clock square...5 star.
I am planning trip there for 3 days so suggest me best place and also can we have guide service from u
You can make reservation for one of our walking tours on www.tours-prague.eu
If you have a strong liver, stay at Madhouse 😎
Hi Valery, How to get from Prague to karlovy Vary?
Google train Prague Karlovy Vary.
@@mariondeland2332 Thank you. Bus?
Hummm! I'm planning to be in Prague to meet my friend & stay there for a week. But I think I'm not cleared to stay in hotel or in friend's house.His aunt is also living with him as a care taker that's why I'm not willing to stay there because she is nice & sweet but I don't want disturb anybody for my requirements that's why I'm in favour to stay in hotel but where?😮
There is absolutelly no reason to spend a money for an overpriced accomodation around the city center, once you can get by public transport to the city center within 10-20 minutes with no issue
So forget about Staré Město and Malá Strana, its completely pointless,
rather try to take a look around Vysočany, Holešovice, Libeň or even Prosek, actually even if you will find accomodation eg. in Horní Počernice, which is kinda PRG- East outskirt, then you can get by a train to the Main Station in around 30 minutes
I'm not sure I got this correctly as if these hotels you're recommending don't have a clue you do, how can you than receive a small commission from them ???
It’s booking com that pays the commission
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Ho-tel's 😂
Its not worth going to Prague
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