Art Deco Imperial Hotel - Prague

The luxurious Art Deco Imperial Hotel is set in the heart of Prague's beautiful Old Town. A historically listed monument, its building was built between 1913 and 1914 as a luxury hotel, and while it’s been restored and reimagined for the 21st Century, it still offers a luxury stay to this day. It’s also home to one of Prague’s most famous cafes, Cafe Imperial, as well as amazing original decor and suitably stylish, yet comfortable rooms.

Ideally situated, this hotel is just 200 metres from Republic Square. It’s three quarters of a mile from Wenceslas Square and Old Town Square, where you’ll also find the town hall’s astronomical clock and gothic Church of Our Lady before Tyn. Charles Bridge is a mile’s stroll east and St Vitus Cathedral and Prague Castle are a further mile to the east. Republic Square has a metro station (Namesti Republiky, on line B), so travelling further around the city is easy. Vaclav Havel Airport is nine miles away.

As the hotel’s name suggests, decor pays homage to art deco, with chic patterns and mosaic floor tiles aplenty. The impressive lobby features a grand staircase, statues, granite-topped tables and leather seating. Both Deluxe and Executive rooms embrace this theme with a large mahogany headboard, inlaid with copper and royal blue feathered artwork, a black-quartz effect desk with statement gold lamps, and golden crepe curtains. Bathrooms have handy heated no-fog mirrors, as well as bathrobes and slippers – the gold and silver brassware adds an art deco touch, too. Executive rooms are roomier and grant turn-down service, faster internet access and an espresso machine.