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What are the best districts to stay in our hotels in Prague?

The historic centre offers direct access to the main attractions

As the beating heart of Prague, the historic centre puts you just a few minutes' walk from the architectural treasures of the Czech capital. The majestic Wenceslas Square and the famous Charles Bridge are linked by a pleasant walk along Baroque façades.

Travellers particularly appreciate the proximity of the National Theatre and the Dancing House, two masterpieces that bear witness to Prague's rich cultural heritage.

The many tram stops and metro stations make it easy to get around to every district of the city.

Malá Strana charms with its authentic character and tranquillity

At the foot of majestic Prague Castle, the Malá Strana district welcomes you in a preserved romantic atmosphere. Cobbled lanes wind between pastel-coloured Baroque façades.

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Between secret gardens and picturesque squares, discover the authenticity of a district where time seems to have stood still. The Best Western Hotel Moran, nestled in a superb historic building, offers you a central location in Prague, perfect for exploring the city's treasures.

Žižkov is ideal for a budget-friendly and lively stay

Known as Prague's bohemian district, Žižkov appeals to travellers with its young and creative atmosphere. Its picturesque streets are home to a multitude of trendy cafés, alternative art galleries and restaurants serving local flavours, creating a unique ambience just a stone's throw from the city centre.

What visits and activities should you plan during your stay in Prague?

Explore the historic centre starting from the Astronomical Clock

Every hour, the twelve apostles of the famous Astronomical Clock bring to life a fascinating show that has captivated visitors for more than 600 years. This marvel of medieval engineering is the ideal starting point for exploring the historic centre of Prague.

Climb to the top of the Gothic tower to take in a breathtaking panoramic view over Old Town Square. Red roofs and the golden spires of churches stretch as far as the eye can see, while the cobbled lanes invite you to continue your stroll towards the surrounding architectural treasures.

A visit to the clock's complex mechanism reveals the secrets of a technical masterpiece unique in the world, a testament to the genius of Prague's medieval craftsmen. The astronomical dials precisely trace the movements of the heavenly bodies, perpetuating a centuries-old scientific tradition.

Continue with the Josefov Jewish Quarter

The thousand-year-old soul of the Josefov Jewish Quarter shines through its streets steeped in history. Art Nouveau façades sit harmoniously alongside centuries-old synagogues, silent witnesses to a rich cultural heritage preserved over the centuries.

The Old Jewish Cemetery, with its intertwined centuries-old headstones, tells the fascinating story of a community that shaped Prague's identity. The Old-New Synagogue, the oldest building in the district, still perpetuates ancestral traditions today within its 13th-century Gothic setting.

Art and history lovers will marvel at the exceptional collections of the Jewish Museum, home to rare liturgical objects and documents that trace the daily life of the community through the ages. The elegant boutiques of Pařížská Street add a touch of modernity to this district where past and present blend gracefully.

End your day with a visit to the royal castle

Perched on Hradčany hill, Prague's royal castle has reigned majestically over the capital for more than a thousand years. This medieval fortress, the largest in the world at 70,000 m², takes you on a journey through centuries of Czech history.

The sumptuous halls of the Old Royal Palace reveal their secrets, including the monumental Vladislav Hall with its spectacular Gothic vaults. St. Vitus Cathedral shines with its colourful stained-glass windows, while St. George's Basilica impresses with its Romanesque simplicity.

The picturesque Golden Lane immerses you in a medieval atmosphere with its colourful little houses, once inhabited by the castle's craftsmen. From the top of the ramparts, admire the breathtaking panorama over the roofs of Prague, particularly magical at sunset.

What services are available in our Best Western hotel in Prague?

Parking in a garage opposite the hotel

For your convenience when travelling by car, our secure garage welcomes you directly opposite the hotel. This practical solution guarantees you a secure parking space throughout your stay.

The rooms are air-conditioned

The optimal comfort of our air-conditioned rooms guarantees you an ideal temperature whatever the season. Each room has a modern system that can be individually adjusted to your preferences. 

Our multilingual staff are always at your service to ensure you have a most pleasant stay. 

Enjoy free high-speed internet access

Modern wireless connectivity is an integral part of your experience in our rooms in Prague. A powerful Wi-Fi connection lets you stay in touch with your loved ones or work efficiently from your own space. The high-speed network covers the entire hotel, from the common areas to the meeting rooms.

 Getting around Prague: what options from your Best Western hotel?

The metro stations and tram stops just a few steps from your room let you explore Prague freely. Prague's transport network, renowned for its efficiency, serves all the tourist districts until late at night.

Metro line B takes you to the heart of the Old Town in 10 minutes. Travellers particularly appreciate the high frequency of services, even in the evening.

For trips to Václav Havel Airport, our reception can arrange a private shuttle service on request.