About this hotel
General information
Four Seasons Hotel Prague sits on the Old Town bank of the Vltava, facing Prague Castle across the water, and brings together four buildings from different eras. The oldest is a 16th-century Baroque house at the river’s edge, which keeps its cross vaults, stone architraves, wooden doors and hand-forged ironwork, with a sandstone statue of St John of Nepomuk turned towards the river. Beside it stand an early 19th-century Neoclassical building and a late 19th-century Neo-Renaissance house crowned with domes, its richly decorated façade carefully restored.
A fourth, main building ties the ensemble together: ochre Czech sandstone, pale plaster and dark roofing let each historic house keep its own personality. The scheme is the work of architect Petr Brzobohatý of the Prague practice Dům a Město. Inside are 157 rooms and suites, Bohemian crystal chandeliers, the Italian restaurant CottoCrudo looking towards Charles Bridge, and AVA Spa with its vitality pool.
Location
The hotel stands at Veleslavínova 2a in the Old Town, right on the bank of the Vltava. Charles Bridge is a minute’s walk away, Josefov three minutes, Old Town Square and the Astronomical Clock five and the National Theatre eight; Prague Castle, on the opposite bank, is reached on foot across Charles Bridge. Prague Airport is 15 km away, about 25 minutes by car; the hotel arranges transfers in a Mercedes S-Class, a driver to meet guests in the arrivals hall, and VIP arrival and departure assistance.
Spa
AVA Spa occupies the historic Neoclassical building overlooking Prague Castle, and its treatments draw on water and the Czech spa tradition. There are five treatment rooms, among them the large Vltava couples’ suite with views of the river and the Castle, and a vitality pool with massage jets beside a fireplace. Signature rituals use Omorovicza products, the Golden Ritual among them, and couples can book the River of Love Ritual. Czech scrubs and wraps use Mcely Bouquet cosmetics made from nine local herbs, alongside massages, facials and manicures and pedicures with Platinum’s vegan products.
Sports & leisure
The fitness centre is open around the clock, with a sauna for afterwards, and the hotel also runs jogging, yoga and sound-healing sessions. On request it arranges a private trip along the Vltava on the hotel’s wooden boat (up to 10 guests), private tours of Prague Castle and Josefov, a food tour, visits to the Klementinum and Strahov Monastery libraries, a vintage-car drive around the city, an after-hours evening at Karlštejn Castle and an introduction to Bohemian crystal. Beyond Prague there are day trips to Český Krumlov and Kutná Hora and guided hikes in Bohemian Switzerland and Bohemian Paradise.
For children
Young guests are welcomed with gifts and little booklets of Czech folk tales, families can borrow board games, and the in-room dining menu has dishes for children. Babysitting by professional carers can be arranged for a supplement, and the hotel puts together family itineraries around the city as well as trips to castles and small towns outside Prague.
Restaurants & bars
Both of the hotel’s restaurants look out over the Vltava and Prague Castle.
- CottoCrudo — modern Italian cooking built on local seasonal produce, 142 seats and a wine list drawn from the world’s great regions; a riverside terrace opens in season, and Sunday brings a brunch of antipasti and seafood
- CottoCrudo Bar — a cosy bar for cocktails based on Czech ingredients and vermouth, with light bites; the house Four Cask Fashioned is made with the hotel’s own whisky blend
- The Gallery — a lounge off the lobby hung with work by contemporary Czech artists, serving coffee, tea and light bites through the day, plus the hotel’s signature afternoon tea
In-room dining is available around the clock.
Swimming
For a swim, AVA Spa has a vitality pool with massage jets beside a fireplace, which the youngest guests enjoy too.
Rooms
The 157 rooms and suites — 138 rooms and 19 suites — are spread across the four buildings: mouldings, Czech-style panelling and Bohemian crystal chandeliers in the historic houses, contemporary interiors in the main building. Many face the Vltava, Charles Bridge and Prague Castle; the rest look over the lanes of the Old Town.
Marble bathroom with a soaking tub and separate shower, down duvets and pillows, bathrobes and slippers, Diptyque toiletries, minibar, safe, television, complimentary Wi-Fi, twice-daily housekeeping and 24-hour in-room dining.
Modern Room
A room on the second to fourth floor in an eclectic contemporary style — coral and beige with turquoise or rust accents — looking onto the Neo-Renaissance university building. King bed; sleeps two adults.
Superior Room
A spacious, secluded room on the second to seventh floor with extra windows over the hotel’s buildings and the Old Town streets; top-floor rooms have vaulted ceilings. King bed; sleeps two adults.
Premier River Room
A room in the main or Neoclassical building looking over the Vltava and Malá Strana to Prague Castle or Charles Bridge, decorated either in black-and-grey Modernista style with turquoise or in coral, beige and gold Neoclassical style. King or two twin beds; sleeps two adults.
Deluxe Room
A contemporary room in the main building in coral and beige, with views of the monastery, the historic centre or the Neo-Renaissance university building; connecting options are available. King or two twin beds; sleeps three adults, or two adults and a child.
Grand Renaissance Room
The largest of the guest rooms, in the Neo-Renaissance house: high ceilings, Czech-style panelling and mouldings, hand-painted stencilling, a crystal chandelier and Bohemian porcelain in light blue and celadon. Views of the monastery of the Knights of the Cross or the historic centre; king bed, sleeps three adults, or two adults and a child.
River Suite
A suite in the Neoclassical or main building with windows facing west and south: Charles Bridge from the bedroom, sunset over Prague Castle from the living room. Separate living room, guest powder room and king bed; sleeps three adults, or two adults and a child.
Duplex Suite with Vltava River View
A light-filled two-storey suite in the Neoclassical building looking over the Vltava and Malá Strana to Prague Castle, furnished in coral and beige. King bed and sofa bed; sleeps three adults, two adults and a child, or one adult and two children.
Duplex Suite with Balcony
A two-storey suite in the main building where a staircase rises from the living area to the upstairs bedroom, and a balcony looks over Old Town rooftops and spires or towards Prague Castle. King bed and sofa bed; sleeps three adults, two adults and a child, or one adult and two children.
Renaissance Suite
A suite in the Neo-Renaissance house, furnished in period style in deep blues, with a separate residential-style living room for entertaining or meetings and views over the hotel’s buildings. King bed and guest powder room; sleeps three adults, or two adults and a child.
Charles Bridge Presidential Suite
A suite in the Neoclassical building with an oversized living room and dining area, separate entrances to the living room and pantry, and walls dressed in wood panelling and gold tapestries; the bedroom has the finest view of Charles Bridge. Available with one to three bedrooms; king bed and sofa bed in the one-bedroom layout.
Prague Castle Presidential Suite
A top-floor suite in the main building with floor-to-ceiling windows in the living room and bedroom, taking in the Vltava, Prague Castle and Charles Bridge; contemporary panelled interiors in beige and blue. Available with one to three bedrooms, each with its own marble bathroom.
Royal Suite
The hotel’s largest suite, on the second level of the Baroque riverside house: Charles Bridge from the bedroom, Prague Castle from the living room. A dining room for six, a pantry, a piano and a private entrance; one, two or four bedrooms with king beds, sleeping up to nine adults.
Riverside Villa
A 16th-century villa at the water’s edge with four bedrooms, the Royal Suite among them, and views of Prague Castle, Charles Bridge and Malá Strana. Four king beds, a marble bathroom for each bedroom, a dining room for six, a piano and a private entrance; sleeps nine adults, or eight adults and a child.
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