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  • Perfect location for exploring Prague on foot or by public transport
  • Free high-speed wi-fi throughout the hotel

Historic bank conversion in central Prague

Transformed from a banking institution into a stylish hotel, The Gold Bank puts you in a prime spot for exploring Prague's magnificent Old Town on foot. With tram, bus and Metro stops just steps away, the city's iconic sights and vibrant nightlife scene are easily accessible for couples and culture enthusiasts alike.

Start your day with breakfast in the hotel's most distinctive feature – the original bank vault, where you'll pass through the authentic safe door before enjoying the morning buffet. Throughout the building, thoughtful refurbishment has preserved unique architectural elements while introducing comfort. The 24-hour reception team offers insider tips on hidden gems and attractions, ensuring you make the most of your Prague adventure.

What The Gold Bank has to offer

    Prague Old Town

    The medieval Old Town is the most atmospheric and photogenic part of the city, and one of the best preserved historic centres in Europe. You’ll probably feel like you’ve stepped back in time to another era as you meander your way through the maze of narrow, cobblestone streets. Join the crowds in the Old Town Square to watch the Astronomical Clock – the oldest clock still in operation – as it strikes the hour. You can get there from the hotel in 10 minutes on foot.

    Charles Bridge

    Beyond the Old Town, a 20-minute walk from The Gold Bank, is one of Prague’s most iconic landmarks. Spanned 500m across the Vltava river, the Charles Bridge has connected the Old Town to the Baroque palaces and churches of the Lesser Quarter since the 15th century. You’ll find a vibrant mix of market traders, artists and musicians as you cross to the other side.

    Public transport

    While there are plenty of historic sites and fantastic bars and restaurants a short wander from the hotel, there are also bus and tram stops a two-minute walk away, while Namesti Republiki Metro station and Prague’s Main Train Station are both reachable within five minutes on foot.

    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.

    Opletalova 40, Prague City, 1100, Czech Republic

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