Hotel Pariz is an icon of Prague's architecture and history. It was built in 1904, in a Neo-Gothic style. The hotel features distinctive art nouveau elements and boasts meticulously preserved interiors in all public areas and guest rooms. It offers excellent levels of service and enjoys a refined and elegant atmosphere. Located next to the Powder Tower, the Hotel Pariz is just a few minutes walk from Wenceslas Square. The hotel is located in the heart of historical Prague, next to the Municipal House and only a few minutes from the Old Town Square and the Astronomical Clock. The guest rooms enjoy art nouveau interiors and replica furniture. Facilities include individually controlled air-conditioning, soundproofing, satellite TV, WiFi connection and a minibar. The spacious en-suite bathrooms feature massage showers and complimentary bathrobes and toiletries. The Sarah Bernhardt Restaurant serves a delicious menu of French and International cuisine, with some Creole-inspired dishes and Czech specialities. The restaurant and associated Vinotheque Le Vin de Paris has an impressive wine list. This includes a good choice of wine from Bordeaux and Languedoc. The Vinotheque is managed by the hotel's knowledgeable sommelier. Cafe de Paris offers more informal dining, whether breakfast or coffee and home-made cakes. It is renowned within Prague as a meeting point and is popular for its classic Parisian-style art nouveau interiors. Both the Cafe de Paris and the Sarah Bernhardt restaurant provide free WiFi access. For relaxation there is Wellness and Spa Centre, where you can enjoy exotic Thai massages. This is a stunning sandstone-coloured, spire-topped, wedge-shaped hotel. It was built in 1904, by the well-known architect Jan Vejrych. In 1984 it was officially declared one of the city's historical monuments. In 1991, the Czech government returned ownership of the hotel to the family of the original hotelier, the Brandeijs Family. Today it is owned by his great-grandson.