Prague Imperial Hotel

Na Porici 15

Prague, CZ

Rating: unknown 5 Stars

A gem of genuine Art Deco architecture, Prague's Art Deco Imperial Hotel provides superior accommodation and services to both business and leisure travellers who prefer the intimacy and individual approach of a boutique hotel to busy big brand places. Combining the latest technology and modern comforts with its fabulous 1914 original Art Deco interiors, the Art Deco Imperial Hotel features 126 fully equipped rooms and suites, conference facilities, a fitness & spa club and its famous Caf? Imperial and Imperial Restaurant with unique mosaics. Located in UNESCO-protected historic Prague city centre, the Art Deco Imperial Hotel is an ideal starting point to touring the city of Prague for business, sightseeing in the picturesque Old Town, retail shopping and exploring Prague's nightlife. The timeless elegance of Imperial Hotel's unique historical building has been admired by generations of loyal guests. Part of the WORLDHOTELS Deluxe Collection.

Room Information

Deluxe Room

Deluxe Room/King Queen or Twin Bed/24-28sqm/Air-Conditioning/High Speed Internet Access/Working Desk/Free Fitness and Spa

Executive Room

Deluxe Room/King Queen or Twin Bed/24-28sqm/Air-Conditioning/High Speed Internet Access/Working Desk/Free Fitness and Spa

Imperial Suite

Imperial Suite/King/Living Room/58sqm/Air-Conditioning/High Speed Internet Access/Jacuzzi/Working Desk/Free Fitness-Spa

Junior Suite

Junior Suite/King Bed/38sqm/ Air-Conditioning/High Speed Internet Access/Seating Area/Free Fitness/Spa

Restaurants

Cafe Imperial

Famous Art Nuevo Cafe Imperial from 1914 offers Czech cuisine with a modern twist in an amazing ambience of stunning historic ceramic tiles.

Area Attractions

Old Town

Municipal House

One of finest Art Nouveau buildings in Prague, constructed in 1905 - 1911 on the spot of the former king???s court - a seat of the kings of Bohemia in 15th century. The monumental Smetana concert hall forms the centre of the building, being the location of

Church of Our Lady before Tyn

This is a most impressive gothic sacral building in Prague, originating from the mid-14th century. In the late 17th century the church interior was rebuilt in the baroque style. Its interesting decorations include valuable altar paintings by Karel Skreta

Mucha Museum

The world???s first Mucha Museum, dedicated to the life and work of this world-acclaimed Czech Art Nouveau artist Alfons Mucha (1860-1939), is housed in the Baroque Kaunick??? Palace in the very heart of Prague.

Powder Tower

A monumental entrance to the Old Town built by Matej Rejsek in the gothic style in 1475, this once served as a gunpowder depot. In the late 19th century it was rebuilt by J. Mocker.

Republic Square

PragueBusy city square featuring the Powder Gate and the 19th-century Municipal House, home to concert halls, caf???s, restaurants and exhibition galleries.

Wenceslas Square

PragueThe lively center of Prague's commercial, social and cultural life, with shops, cafes, hotels and nightclubs lining its main avenue.

Old Town Square

The most significant square of historical Prague, it originates from the 12th century and since then has witnessed many significant events. Beside the Old Town Hall and the Church of Our Lady before T???n the Square has several other dominants: the baroque

Celetna street

One of the oldest streets in Prague follows a 14th-century trading route that also served as a section of the Royal Route for official processions. This picturesque cobblestone street is ideal base for gift shopping.

Charles Bridge

The oldest Prague stone bridge was founded by Charles IV in the year 1357. Both ends of the bridge are fortified by towers (the Lesser Town Bridge Towers, the Old Town Bridge Tower). From 1683 to 1928 thirty sculptures and sculptural groups of the saints

Prague Castle

One of the most stunning castles of Europe with more then 1000 years of history. This monumental complex of ecclesiastical, fortification, residential and office buildings represents all architectural styles and periods, surrounding three castle courtyard

St. Vitus Cathedral

A gothic cathedral, the spiritual symbol of the Czech state, founded in 1344 in the place of the original Romanesque rotunda. The construction period extended to nearly 600 years and it was finally completed in 1929. Decorated by precious works of art, i

Strahov Monastery

This Premonstratensian Order monastery was founded in 1140 and converted into the present baroque shape during the 18th century. The most precious parts of Monastery are the church of the Assumption, the Strahov picture gallery, the valuable Strahov libr

Jewish Quarter

The largest Jewish settlement in Europe, the Prague Jewish Town served as a ghetto until the year 1848. Despite the fact that most of the buildings were destroyed 100 years ago, Prague is proud to conceal the most preserved collection of Jewish monuments

Old Town Hall with Astronomical Clock

The oldest gothic part of the Old Town Hall - a tower and an oriel chapel is richly decorated with coats of arms. In the top part of the astronomical clock the 12 apostles appear every hour. The bottom part was supplemented with a round calendarium incl