About this hotel
General information
Almanac X Alcron Prague occupies an Art Deco building of the 1930s on Štěpánská, a few steps from Wenceslas Square. It was built from the outset as a grand city hotel, and much of the original fabric survives: rare wood panelling, marble details and the historic fireplace in the lobby and restaurant. The Crystal Ballroom, with its vaulted ceiling and glass roof that floods the room with daylight, holds up to 200 guests.
The interiors are pared back and contemporary, their palette borrowed from the city itself: the sand of old stone façades, the brick red of the Old Town’s tiled roofs and the green of Prague’s parks. Czech art runs through the house — a large mural behind reception, changing exhibitions on the main staircase, original works in every room and a shop of local glass and design by the entrance. Daily life gathers around Brasserie 1932, the Art Deco Alcron Bar and the Elias Coffee Shop with its own roasted coffee, while a 24-hour gym, a guests-only sauna and massages round out the stay.
Location
The hotel stands in the centre of Prague on Štěpánská, a few steps from Wenceslas Square, with the Old Town a short walk away. Můstek metro station (lines A and B) and the Václavské náměstí tram stop are close by. The concierge arranges transfers, including pick-ups from Prague airport with English-speaking drivers, and there is secure underground parking with charging points for electric cars.
Spa
Wellness here is small and private: a sauna reserved for hotel guests and a menu of massages and relaxing rituals, including recovery treatments after travel. Sessions are best booked in advance.
Sports & leisure
The gym is open around the clock, with personal training and group classes available on request. The hotel’s Signature Tours open up creative Prague through one-to-one experiences: walks through lesser-known neighbourhoods with local insiders, a hands-on visit to a historic Czech glassworks to make a piece of crystal of one’s own, a cocktail masterclass at Alcron Bar, a creative dining workshop, a coffee cupping with a visit to a roastery, and meetings with Czech artists and designers. For meetings and celebrations, the Crystal Ballroom is joined by three boardrooms and five salons.
Restaurants & bars
Eating and drinking revolve around a relaxed brasserie, a cocktail bar and the hotel’s own café, with room service as well:
- Brasserie 1932 — an informal brasserie pairing French precision with a Czech accent, seasonal and largely plant-forward, under chandeliers among original panelling; breakfast, lunch and dinner, plus a private dining room for up to 16 with an original onyx fireplace
- Alcron Bar — an intimate Art Deco bar for signature cocktails, a broad spirits list, bar snacks and low-sugar alcohol-free cocktails, with pieces of contemporary Czech design on display
- Elias Coffee Shop — a speciality café serving coffee roasted under the hotel’s own label, with healthy snacks and sweet treats
Rooms
The rooms and 26 suites are dressed in sand, brick-red and green tones drawn from Prague’s façades, rooftops and parks, with hardwood floors, contemporary designer furniture, fine linen and original works by Czech artists. Some rooms have balconies, and several suites look out to Prague Castle.
Air conditioning, hardwood floors, flat-screen TV with streaming services, minibar stocked with local products, tea and coffee maker, wardrobe, and a bathroom with rain shower or bathtub, heated floors, complimentary toiletries, hairdryer, bathrobes and slippers.
Almanac X Room
A double room with hardwood floors and a king-size bed or two single beds; the bathroom has a rain shower or a bathtub and heated floors.
Almanac X Room with Balcony
The same layout with a private balcony overlooking Štěpánská, the historic buildings around Wenceslas Square — the Lucerna Palace among them — and the tiled rooftops; king-size or twin beds for two.
Deluxe Room
A roomier option with a window seat, a lounge chair and a work desk, a king-size bed or two single beds and a marble bathroom with a rain shower. Sleeps two.
Junior Suite
An open-plan suite with a sitting area and a small dining table, king-size or twin beds, and a bathroom with double sinks, a walk-in shower and a separate bathtub. Sleeps up to three.
Executive Suite with Balcony
A separate bedroom with a king-size bed, a living room with a sofa and a powder room, two bathrooms with shower and bathtub, a larger wardrobe and a furnished balcony over historic Štěpánská. Sleeps up to three.
Almanac X Castle View Suite
A top-floor suite looking across Prague’s rooftops to Prague Castle, with a bedroom and seating area (some with a separate living room) and one or two bathrooms with double sinks, a bathtub and a rain shower. Sleeps up to three.
Executive Suite
A separate bedroom with king-size or twin beds, a living room with a sofa and a powder room, and one or two bathrooms with shower and bathtub. Sleeps up to three.
Family Connecting Room
Two bedrooms with window seats, linked by a shared hallway whose door can be closed for privacy, and two bathrooms with rain showers. Sleeps up to four.
Family Executive Suite with Balcony
A suite with bedroom, living area and balcony, joined by connecting doors to a further room, with a king-size bed and three bathrooms. Sleeps up to four.
Family Executive Suite
A suite with separate living area and bedroom, connected to an additional room, with king-size or twin beds and three bathrooms with shower or bathtub. Sleeps up to four.
Family Room Three Bedroom
Three bedrooms with window seats along a private hallway that can be closed off by a door, and three bathrooms with rain showers. Sleeps up to six.
Presidential Suite
On the top floor: an entrance hall with powder room and kitchenette, a living room with a library and a large dining table facing Prague Castle, a bedroom with a California king bed looking towards the National Museum, a walk-in wardrobe, and a bathroom with a freestanding bathtub, walk-in shower and double sinks. Sleeps two.
Grand Presidential Suite
Three interconnected spaces on the highest floor built around the Presidential Suite, with Prague Castle views from the living room, the National Museum from the bedroom, and a dining area with kitchenette. Sleeps up to six.
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