Design Hotel Neruda
Nerudova 44, Prague, Czech Republic
Malá Strana
42 Rooms
Modern Design & Lively
Hotel Neruda is named for Czech writer and poet Jan Neruda, who was raised in this district, the Malá Strana, and who, by some accounts, lived in this building, a converted foureenth-century convent, just down the hill from Prague Castle. Neruda was an obsessive documentor of this neighborhood, the Little Quarter, with its shady characters and ancient, twisting streets, and the neighborhood, though gentrifying, is still colorful — not Prague's hippest, necessarily, but one of its most historic, a grab bag of architectural styles.
Inside this hotel's centuries-old exterior is a remarkably modern hotel, with 42 rooms outfitted in a crisp contemporary style. There is nothing flashy or severe, but thankfully no Renaissance reproductions either — just calm and functional furnishings, bright lighting, and brand-new bathrooms. The remarkable peaceful feeling inside these rooms stems not from any feat of inspired design, but simply from the contrast with the crowded streets outside.
In brief, that's the appeal of the hotel: the location is prime, with easy access to the castle, the Charles bridge, and any number of other destinations, but the throngs of tourists are easily left behind on this winding street, inside what was once, after all, a convent, where nuns quite literally cloistered themselves from everyday life. A luxury palace this is not, and those who wish to be pampered would best look elsewhere, but this is a hotel with character, in a neighborhood to match.
Inside this hotel's centuries-old exterior is a remarkably modern hotel, with 42 rooms outfitted in a crisp contemporary style. There is nothing flashy or severe, but thankfully no Renaissance reproductions either — just calm and functional furnishings, bright lighting, and brand-new bathrooms. The remarkable peaceful feeling inside these rooms stems not from any feat of inspired design, but simply from the contrast with the crowded streets outside.
In brief, that's the appeal of the hotel: the location is prime, with easy access to the castle, the Charles bridge, and any number of other destinations, but the throngs of tourists are easily left behind on this winding street, inside what was once, after all, a convent, where nuns quite literally cloistered themselves from everyday life. A luxury palace this is not, and those who wish to be pampered would best look elsewhere, but this is a hotel with character, in a neighborhood to match.
Location
Design Hotel Neruda
Nerudova 44, Prague, Czech Republic
Malá Strana
Guest Score & Reviews
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Yuki
Stayed July 2024
プラハ城すぐ近くに位置するホテルで、周りに素敵なレストランも多く、観光に非常に便利。私たちは赤ちゃんを連れていたので、早朝の人の少ない時間帯に付近を散策し、気温の高い日中は部屋でゆっくりできた。 私達の部屋は、離れの一軒家の様な造りとなっており実際にプラハに住んでいるような体験ができたのが嬉しかった。

Pascal
Stayed over two years ago
L'ensemble des prestations offertes par l'établissement : services, qualité et propreté ; Sa localisation.

Jolie
Stayed over two years ago
Great location by the castle - while a tourist destination, the neighborhood felt more charming and peaceful than Old Town.

Marie
Stayed over two years ago
very welcoming staff who coud not have been more helpful very good breakfast quiet
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