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Imperial Hotel  

Address: Na Porici 15 110 00 Prague
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Art Deco style hotel in the heart of Prague…

Built in 1914 and completely renovated in 2007, Prague Imperial Hotel is a 5-star luxury hotel enjoying an excellent location in Old Town (Stare Mesto), within easy walking distance of business districts and popular tourist attractions such as Old Town Square, Wenceslas Square and Charles Bridge.

The Art Deco style facade of Prague Imperial Hotel conceals an interior adorned with wonderful Art Nouveau style mosaic. Prague Imperial Hotel’s marvellous entrance hall with its beautifully tiled walls and ceiling, is ornamented with reliefs influenced by the ancient Egyptian and Mediterranean art.

Prague Imperial Hotel comprises a total of 126 elegantly decorated guest rooms, each combining old world charm with state of the art amenities in a unique way. Additionally, Prague Imperial Hotel boasts a vast array of dining, business and leisure facilities including the renowned Café & Restaurant Imperial, a pleasant lobby bar, three conference rooms of various sizes, and a comprehensive fitness & spa centre.

This is a super hotel that is highly recommened by past guests

LOCATION

Prague Imperial Hotel is located on the attractive Na Porici Street in Old Town (Stare Mesto) district of Prague, only a 3 minute walk away from the Republic Square (Namesti Republiky) and less than a 10 minute walk to the world-renowned Old Town Square (Staromestske Namesti). Namesti Republiky metro station and Masaryk Rail Station are only a short walk from Prague Imperial Hotel, enabling you to explore all parts of Prague in a convenient way.

Palladium Shopping Centre, one of the biggest shopping malls in Prague with 300 shops and 30 restaurants, is located on the same street as Prague Imperial Hotel. Republic Square (Namesti Republiky), featuring breathtaking historical buildings such as At the Hybernians' Palace (Palac u Hybernu), Powder Tower and Municipal House, is right next to the Palladium Shopping Mall.

Old Town Square is the most popular tourist attraction of Prague. Here you will have the opportunity to visit the St. Nicholas Church, a Baroque church decorated with sculptures and completed in 1735; the Church of Our Lady in Front of Tyn which dates back to the 14th century and the Old Town Hall. The Astronomical Clock is mounted on the Old Town Hall Tower. Charles Bridge is located within a 5 minute walk of Old Town Square.

PROPERTY AMENITIES

* Café & Restaurant Imperial
Prague Imperial Hotel’s Art Nouveau café & restaurant has been considered as one of the most elegant dining establishments since its opening in 1914. Specialties of Czech and European cuisine as well as delicious desserts and a quality selection of wines are served in Café & Restaurant Imperial. The most significant features of Café & Restaurant Imperial are the large mosaic columns and the beautiful mosaic clock.

* Lobby Bar
You can enjoy a wide range of hot and cold beverages, cocktails and snacks in the relaxing ambiance of Prague Imperial Hotel’s nice lobby bar.

* Conference Facilities
Prague Imperial Hotel houses three modern meeting rooms with capacities ranging from 20 to 100 guests. Each room provides up to date audovisual technology and is perfect for business meetings, conferences, trainings or other events. The Diamond Room is the largest meeting room and especially remarkable for its glass roof and private break-out room.

* Concierge Services
Prague Imperial Hotel offers various concierge services such as limousine service, airport transfer, car rental, sightseeing tours, private guided tours, excursions, restaurant recommendations and reservations and tickets for concerts, operas, theatres or other Prague events.

* Fitness & Spa Club
Prague Imperial Hotel’s Fitness & Spa Club consists of a 24-hour gym and a spa area. The gym features body building machines, cardio zone and free weights while the spa comprises sauna, steam bath and relaxation room.

* Massage
Prague Imperial Hotel offers various types of massage therapy including purifying health massage, rejuvenating aroma massage and back pains and joints therapy.

* Additional Services
Prague Imperial Hotel also provides the following services for your utmost comfort:

Laundry service
24-hour security service
High speed Internet access
Room service

ROOM AMENITIES

Prague Imperial Hotel has a total of 126 exquisitely furnished guest rooms decorated in soft beige, red or yellow tones.

*  Individually controlled air conditioning
*  VoIP multi-line telephone & voice-mail
*  Work area
*  Internet access
*  Pay & Satellite TV with a LCD screen
*  Minibar
*  Laptop sized in-room safe
*  Iron and ironing board
*  Hairdryer
*  Toiletries
*  Bathrobe
*  Slippers

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  Facilities
HOTEL FACILITIES

24 Hour Check-In 24 Hour Check-In 24 Hour Front Desk 24 Hour Front Desk
Air Conditioned Air Conditioned Banquet Banquet
Bar Bar Breakfast Room Breakfast Room
Business Centre Business Centre Business Facilities Business Facilities
Cafe Cafe Car Parking Car Parking
Car Rental Car Rental Concierge Desk Concierge Desk
Conference Facilites Conference Facilites Conference Room Conference Room
Currency Exchange Currency Exchange Disabled Facilities in Public Areas Disabled Facilities in Public Areas
Dry Cleaning Dry Cleaning Elevator / Lift Elevator / Lift
Fitness Center Fitness Center Gym Gym
High Chair High Chair Internet Access Internet Access
Laundry Service Laundry Service Massage Massage
Mobile Phone Network Mobile Phone Network Non-Smoking Rooms Non-Smoking Rooms
Pets Allowed Pets Allowed Reception Area Reception Area
Restaurant Restaurant Room Service Room Service
Safety Deposit Box Safety Deposit Box Sauna Sauna
Smoking Rooms Smoking Rooms Spa Spa
Steam Bath Steam Bath Tour Desk Tour Desk
Wake-Up Service Wake-Up Service Wheel Chair Access Wheel Chair Access
Whirlpool Whirlpool Wireless Internet Access Wireless Internet Access
ROOM FACILITIES

220 Volt 220 Volt Air Condition Air Condition
Bathroom Bathroom Bathtub Bathtub
Cable / Satellite Television Cable / Satellite Television Carpet Carpet
CD/DVD Player CD/DVD Player Direct Dial Telephone Direct Dial Telephone
Disabled Facilities in Rooms Disabled Facilities in Rooms Fridge Fridge
Hairdryer Hairdryer High-Speed Internet High-Speed Internet
In Room Movie In Room Movie Internet Access Internet Access
Iron Iron Iron & Board Iron & Board
Minibar Minibar Radio Radio
Safe Safe Shower Shower
Slippers Slippers Tea/Coffee Making Facilities Tea/Coffee Making Facilities
Telephone Telephone Television Television
Toiletries Toiletries Trouser Press Trouser Press
Writing Desk Writing Desk
  User Reviews
Rating   
"Imperial a winner"
How could anyone not enjoy the ambience of this beautiful old hotel/hostel? The public areas are as gorgeous as they were in '29. The massive double doors to each room assured a quiet night's sleep. Facilities are not en suite, but are constantly cleaned. Breakfast was generous, with endless baskets of good Czech crescent rolls. The staff spoke more English than I expected and were very helpful. I was there in November when there weren't many guests. My one caution would be against a high season stay when there might be too many demands on the WC's and showers. My traveling companions stayed at the Hilton--huge, impersonal, really boring. To feel like you're in old Prague, choose the Imperial.
Rating   
"The Imperial Hotel - what a fab place!"
Contrary to a few of the other emails I have read, the appearance of the hotel was quite amazing - yes the exterior walls are marred by traffic pollution, but the architecture is amazing. I couldn't have asked for more polite and helpful staff, and they certainly aren't in the business of ripping people off. The rooms were clean, as were the toilets and showers. The Hotel Restaurant/Bar is really quite stunning - don't forget that the building dates from 1914 and was built as a luxury hotel. I certainly wouldn't hesitate to stay there again, in fact I am returning in Spring 2005. Come on people, stop complaining!
Rating   
"Imperial a winner"
How could anyone not enjoy the ambience of this beautiful old hotel/hostel? The public areas are as gorgeous as they were in '29. The massive double doors to each room assured a quiet night's sleep. Facilities are not en suite, but are constantly cleaned. Breakfast was generous, with endless baskets of good Czech crescent rolls. The staff spoke more English than I expected and were very helpful. I was there in November when there weren't many guests. My one caution would be against a high season stay when there might be too many demands on the WC's and showers. My traveling companions stayed at the Hilton--huge, impersonal, really boring. To feel like you're in old Prague, choose the Imperial.
Rating   
"The Imperial Hotel - what a fab place!"
Contrary to a few of the other emails I have read, the appearance of the hotel was quite amazing - yes the exterior walls are marred by traffic pollution, but the architecture is amazing. I couldn't have asked for more polite and helpful staff, and they certainly aren't in the business of ripping people off. The rooms were clean, as were the toilets and showers. The Hotel Restaurant/Bar is really quite stunning - don't forget that the building dates from 1914 and was built as a luxury hotel. I certainly wouldn't hesitate to stay there again, in fact I am returning in Spring 2005. Come on people, stop complaining!
Rating   
"The Imperial Hotel - what a fab place!"
Contrary to a few of the other emails I have read, the appearance of the hotel was quite amazing - yes the exterior walls are marred by traffic pollution, but the architecture is amazing. I couldn't have asked for more polite and helpful staff, and they certainly aren't in the business of ripping people off. The rooms were clean, as were the toilets and showers. The Hotel Restaurant/Bar is really quite stunning - don't forget that the building dates from 1914 and was built as a luxury hotel. I certainly wouldn't hesitate to stay there again, in fact I am returning in Spring 2005. Come on people, stop complaining!
Rating   
"Beautiful old hotel, fantastic value!"
Take no notice of the silly reviews a few people have posted here; I stayed at the Imperial with my boyfriend over Christmas in 2004 and found it to be a real bargain and a fantastic place to stay. The old-style ambience of this former luxury hotel (built in 1914) can't be beaten -- the mosaic interiors are absolutely stunning and the hotel's breakfast room/coffee shop is truly beautiful and the perfect place for an afternoon coffee or stylish pre-dinner drinks. The rooms are basic and don't include private showers (there are shared bathrooms down the hall as well as extra toilets and they're very clean and very nice), but on the upside the rooms are huge with plenty of space for all your stuff. We decorated ours for Christmas which made it much more pleasant. Compared to the tiny room we had in a Parisian hotel recently it was enormous! The only downside was that there didn't seem to be any option for a double bed so we had to push two singles together (I think this is common in Prague hotels though). The staff were helpful, the breakfast was great (heaps of cereal, cold meats, cheese, yoghurt, tea, orange juice etc. and you could eat as much as you liked) and best of all it was *extremely cheap* and very very centrally located -- close to everything you'd want to see in Prague. I totally recommend it!
Rating   
"Fine for us"
We (in our 50's) have just come back from here. Hoardes of teenage groups cavorting around passageways + stairs, but once in our room, couldn't hear them. Good idea to take earplugs though, as the trams outside are noisy. Breakfast tea was grey and horrible, but coffee was OK. Food was fine, and we packed breakfast rolls with ham and cheese to keep for lunch -very handy. The beds must be original 30's. They were rock hard, but we got tired enough to hardly notice it. Generally the hotel and staff were perfect - no problems. And there's a lift!
Rating   
"Beautiful old hotel, fantastic value!"
Take no notice of the silly reviews a few people have posted here; I stayed at the Imperial with my boyfriend over Christmas in 2004 and found it to be a real bargain and a fantastic place to stay. The old-style ambience of this former luxury hotel (built in 1914) can't be beaten -- the mosaic interiors are absolutely stunning and the hotel's breakfast room/coffee shop is truly beautiful and the perfect place for an afternoon coffee or stylish pre-dinner drinks. The rooms are basic and don't include private showers (there are shared bathrooms down the hall as well as extra toilets and they're very clean and very nice), but on the upside the rooms are huge with plenty of space for all your stuff. We decorated ours for Christmas which made it much more pleasant. Compared to the tiny room we had in a Parisian hotel recently it was enormous! The only downside was that there didn't seem to be any option for a double bed so we had to push two singles together (I think this is common in Prague hotels though). The staff were helpful, the breakfast was great (heaps of cereal, cold meats, cheese, yoghurt, tea, orange juice etc. and you could eat as much as you liked) and best of all it was *extremely cheap* and very very centrally located -- close to everything you'd want to see in Prague. I totally recommend it!
Rating   
"Fine for us"
We (in our 50's) have just come back from here. Hoardes of teenage groups cavorting around passageways + stairs, but once in our room, couldn't hear them. Good idea to take earplugs though, as the trams outside are noisy. Breakfast tea was grey and horrible, but coffee was OK. Food was fine, and we packed breakfast rolls with ham and cheese to keep for lunch -very handy. The beds must be original 30's. They were rock hard, but we got tired enough to hardly notice it. Generally the hotel and staff were perfect - no problems. And there's a lift!
Rating   
"The Imperial Hotel - what a fab place!"
Contrary to a few of the other emails I have read, the appearance of the hotel was quite amazing - yes the exterior walls are marred by traffic pollution, but the architecture is amazing. I couldn't have asked for more polite and helpful staff, and they certainly aren't in the business of ripping people off. The rooms were clean, as were the toilets and showers. The Hotel Restaurant/Bar is really quite stunning - don't forget that the building dates from 1914 and was built as a luxury hotel. I certainly wouldn't hesitate to stay there again, in fact I am returning in Spring 2005. Come on people, stop complaining!
Rating   
"Imperial a winner"
How could anyone not enjoy the ambience of this beautiful old hotel/hostel? The public areas are as gorgeous as they were in '29. The massive double doors to each room assured a quiet night's sleep. Facilities are not en suite, but are constantly cleaned. Breakfast was generous, with endless baskets of good Czech crescent rolls. The staff spoke more English than I expected and were very helpful. I was there in November when there weren't many guests. My one caution would be against a high season stay when there might be too many demands on the WC's and showers. My traveling companions stayed at the Hilton--huge, impersonal, really boring. To feel like you're in old Prague, choose the Imperial.
Rating   
"Beautiful old hotel, fantastic value!"
Take no notice of the silly reviews a few people have posted here; I stayed at the Imperial with my boyfriend over Christmas in 2004 and found it to be a real bargain and a fantastic place to stay. The old-style ambience of this former luxury hotel (built in 1914) can't be beaten -- the mosaic interiors are absolutely stunning and the hotel's breakfast room/coffee shop is truly beautiful and the perfect place for an afternoon coffee or stylish pre-dinner drinks. The rooms are basic and don't include private showers (there are shared bathrooms down the hall as well as extra toilets and they're very clean and very nice), but on the upside the rooms are huge with plenty of space for all your stuff. We decorated ours for Christmas which made it much more pleasant. Compared to the tiny room we had in a Parisian hotel recently it was enormous! The only downside was that there didn't seem to be any option for a double bed so we had to push two singles together (I think this is common in Prague hotels though). The staff were helpful, the breakfast was great (heaps of cereal, cold meats, cheese, yoghurt, tea, orange juice etc. and you could eat as much as you liked) and best of all it was *extremely cheap* and very very centrally located -- close to everything you'd want to see in Prague. I totally recommend it!



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* Prague Ruzyne Airport - 16 km

* Railway Station Nadrazi Stred - 0.2 km

* Exhibition Site KCP - 3 km

* Prague Castle - 3.0 km

* Old Town - 0.2 km
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