The King Charles

There’s a storied feel to this small hotel, once owned by Benedictine monks. The stained-glass windows and baroque and gothic finishes will appeal to those looking for something a little more out of the ordinary, and the fact that it’s in the Mala Strana area, steps from Prague Castle, is a real plus.
 
While there isn’t a restaurant, a buffet breakfast is available every morning, including hot dishes and a spread of continental choices. There’s also a lobby bar with a fireplace open around the clock and the perfect place to rest weary legs after navigating the steep hills this beautiful part of Prague is known for!
 
There are only 19 rooms, each individual, but you can expect elements like exposed beams, vaulted ceilings, ornately carved beds, and swags and tails, giving you a total immersion into the richly historical theming.