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  • Stay in the city centre, close to Prague’s top attractions
  • The hotel’s café features a terrace on Seminarska street

Modern comforts in an historic setting

This charming boutique hotel is located in the heart of Prague’s Old Town. Tucked between the iconic Charles Bridge and Old Town Square, the hotel is ideally situated for exploring the city’s most famous landmarks, including the Astronomical Clock, the Jewish Quarter, and the National Theatre. Its central location also offers easy access to cosy cafés, traditional Czech restaurants, and boutique shops.

Staying here will be rather unique, as the hotel’s housed in one of Prague’s narrowest historic buildings, at just 3.28 metres wide. The inside, though, feels surprisingly spacious, where you’ll find stylishly furnished rooms, each one featuring modern amenities, such as free wi-fi, air conditioning, flatscreen TVs, and coffee and tea-making facilities. They’re all designed for comfort while maintaining the charm of the historic structure.

What Clementin has to offer

    A top location

    This super-thin hotel is Insta-worthy just on its own, but there are plenty more iconic attractions nearby, including the Astronomical Clock, the Jewish Quarter, and the National Theatre. 
     

    Well-connected

    Rather conveniently, the Staromestska metro station is just a five-minute walk away from Hotel Clementin. You can also get around the city easily via the bus and tram services.

    An historical setting

    This hotel’s within a unique historic building in the heart of Prague – it’s about half-way between Charles Bridge and Old Town Square, so you can easily walk to the city’s best bits.

    Facilities

    Food & Drink

    • Bar
    • Breakfast room
    Use of these facilities may attract additional charges. All hotel and room facilities are subject to safety and wellbeing measures (including height and/or weight restrictions on slides and rides), board basis, seasonal availability, opening times, age, and dress code.

    Find out more about Prague City

    Myth tells that Prague was founded by the daughter of the legendary King Krok. Looking down on the site where the city now stands, she saw a city “that would touch the stars”. Today, the Czech Republic's capital is often called the City of a Hundred Spires. At well over a thousand years old, a holiday to Prague is a must for those who love history and architecture. Drink in city views from Prague Castle and stroll through Průhonice Park - the largest landscaped park in Europe. In between attractions, refuel with a pint - you’ll find that beer is a beautiful thing in Prague. From party animals to families and romantic getaways, a holiday to Prague City has something for everyone.

    Seminárská 4 Staré Mesto, Prague City, 110 00, Czech Republic

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