A charming boutique hotel drenched in history
Looking for a historical stay in Prague? Here you can stay right in the heart of a UNESCO World Heritage Site, in the former private palace of Kaspar von Questenberg, which dates back to 1620.
Located in Prague 1, the popular Hradčany area, this charming hotel is perfect for exploring Prague’s medieval centre and makes visiting famous landmarks, such as Charles Bridge, Lesser Town and Loretánské náměstí, a literal walk in the park.
Back at the hotel, there are 27 uniquely decorated rooms, each with original wooden ceilings and elegant furnishings with a nod to the building’s interesting history. With that, you’ll find all the modern comforts you need, from air-conditioning to an LCD TV and a Nespresso coffee machine.
The hotel restaurant is located in the former baroque chapel, offering stunning views towards Prague Castle, Lesser Town, Petřín hill and the Strahov Monastery.
Located in Prague 1, the popular Hradčany area, this charming hotel is perfect for exploring Prague’s medieval centre and makes visiting famous landmarks, such as Charles Bridge, Lesser Town and Loretánské náměstí, a literal walk in the park.
Back at the hotel, there are 27 uniquely decorated rooms, each with original wooden ceilings and elegant furnishings with a nod to the building’s interesting history. With that, you’ll find all the modern comforts you need, from air-conditioning to an LCD TV and a Nespresso coffee machine.
The hotel restaurant is located in the former baroque chapel, offering stunning views towards Prague Castle, Lesser Town, Petřín hill and the Strahov Monastery.
What Questenberg has to offer
Facilities
Food & Drink
- Bar
- Restaurant
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.
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