About this hotel
General information
Mandarin Oriental, Prague occupies the historic buildings of a former 14th-century monastery in Malá Strana, a few minutes on foot from Charles Bridge and Prague Castle. The hotel spreads across several wings — Baroque, Renaissance, Garden and Spa — so rooms differ one from another: vaulted ceilings, exposed beams, old parquet and deep arched windows. At the heart of the complex lies the quiet Monastery Garden.
There are 99 rooms and suites, among them signature suites with layouts of their own, and bathrooms are finished in limestone. The spa sits in a former Renaissance chapel, where a glass floor reveals the remains of a Gothic church, and the ballroom rises to a 6.5-metre vaulted ceiling. Monastiq reworks Czech cooking for today, with a bar that runs from late morning into the night. Despite its position in the heart of old Prague, the hotel is quiet, with most windows facing the garden or the calm lanes of Malá Strana.
Location
The hotel stands on a quiet street in Malá Strana: Charles Bridge, Kampa Island and Prague Castle are about 5 minutes away on foot, Petřín Hill 15 minutes, and Old Town Square with the Astronomical Clock 20–25 minutes. Prague airport is 25–30 minutes by car depending on traffic, and the hotel arranges private transfers on request. There is on-site parking, with valet parking available for a fee.
Spa
The Spa occupies a 16th-century Renaissance chapel, with a glass floor over the ruins of a Gothic church. Facilities include treatment suites (two of them for couples), a vitality pool with hydrotherapy jets, an aroma steam shower and a tea lounge serving herbal infusions. The menu blends Eastern techniques with Czech themes: The Essence of Prague uses organic Czech cosmetics rooted in the Nine Flowers herbal tradition — among them Prague Symphony, a ritual for two, and Bohemian Meadow, which begins with a herbal foot bath. Other treatments include Time Rituals, booked by length rather than by menu, the Oriental Essence massage, Intelligent Movement for posture and mobility, and facials by 111SKIN and Aromatherapy Associates. Three-night wellness retreats combine treatments with personal training.
Sports & leisure
The fitness centre is equipped by Technogym and has a sauna; personal training is available, and morning yoga classes are held several days a week in the Renaissance chapel or, in season, in the Monastery Garden. Beyond the hotel, the team arranges a Vltava cruise on the hotel's own boat, an introduction to Czech food culture, a round on a private golf course set in countryside, and a visit to a marionette workshop in Malá Strana.
For children
The spa offers massages designed for children: Mr. Camomille and Miss Tangerine, an aromatherapy treatment with a herbal spray and a tangerine foot scrub, and the Chill Out Massage, for which young guests can bring their own playlist; a parent stays in the treatment room throughout. Monastiq has a children's menu.
Restaurants & bars
Dining is gathered under the Monastiq name, with a focus on Czech cooking and Czech spirits:
- Monastiq Restaurant — contemporary Czech cuisine drawn from Bohemian traditions, from breakfast through to dinner, with Czech wines and classic vintages from around the world
- Monastiq Bar & Lounge — ground-floor bar beside the lobby, with original cocktails built on Czech spirits such as Becherovka, small plates and sharing dishes; relaxed by day, livelier after dark
- Monastiq Terrace — light dishes and cocktails outdoors, with a barbecue brunch on Saturdays
In-room dining is available throughout the stay, and the kitchen caters for vegetarian, vegan, dairy-free and gluten-free diets.
Pets
Pets are welcome, and no fee applies to service dogs. Guests travelling with animals are asked to check the current policy with the hotel before arrival.
Rooms
The 99 rooms and suites are spread across the Baroque, Renaissance and Garden wings and the spa building, and the historic fabric means few are exactly alike. The hotel also sells family combinations of adjoining rooms and two-bedroom suites.
Every room has an HD television, goose-down bedding, a pillow menu, a Nespresso machine, terry bathrobes and a stone-clad bathroom.
Superior Room
A room in the Baroque, Renaissance or Spa wing with a sloping ceiling or exposed beams, a king or queen bed and a bathroom with underfloor heating. Windows look onto the streets of Malá Strana or the garden.
Deluxe Room
A room with period features — original parquet, vaulting or beams — and views over Malá Strana. King or twin beds; most bathrooms have a separate bath and shower.
Deluxe Garden Room
A second-floor room in the Garden wing with floor-to-ceiling windows onto the Monastery Garden, a seating area and a desk. King or twin beds, a marble bath and a glass-enclosed shower.
Deluxe Terrace Room
A Garden wing room with its own terrace above the Monastery Garden, a king bed and a seating area. The bathroom has a walk-in shower or a bath.
Premier Castle View Room
A top-floor room in the Baroque wing with large windows facing Prague Castle and historic details that vary from room to room. The bathroom has a window, underfloor heating and a deep bath.
Junior Suite
A suite with exposed beams, old wooden floors and views over the cobbled lanes of Malá Strana. One sits in the Renaissance building on two levels, living room below and bedroom above; three are in the Baroque wing with an entrance foyer and a large bathroom.
Deluxe Suite
A spacious Baroque wing suite with vaulted and arched ceilings, a bedroom and a living room behind a closing door. The limestone bathroom has a deep bath, a walk-in shower and underfloor heating; garden or street views.
Moser Crystal Suite
A signature suite in the Baroque wing dressed in crystal from the Czech glassmaker Moser, from the chandelier to lamps and coloured bowls. The bright living room has an arched ceiling and a tall Baroque window, with views over the historic city.
Heritage Suite
A signature suite in the Baroque wing with a high, sunlit living room, a corner bedroom and a large, naturally lit stone bathroom. The decor draws on Czech design and craftsmanship, with crystal accents.
Monastery Suite
The only room at the top of the spa building, set beneath the vaulting of a former Renaissance church: an L-shaped layout with a living room, a fully equipped kitchenette, a king bedroom and a walk-in wardrobe. The large bathroom has a deep bath and a shower; views over Malá Strana.
Family Deluxe Garden View Room
Two connecting Deluxe Garden rooms overlooking the Monastery Garden. Sleeps four, with room for rollaway beds or cots.
Family Deluxe Terrace Room
Two connecting Deluxe Terrace rooms in the Garden wing, with a private terrace, table and chairs above the Monastery Garden. Sleeps four.
Lazar Suite
A four-room signature suite in the Baroque wing: a reception room, a living room with dining area, a king bedroom with a bath and glass-enclosed shower, and a guest powder room. Arched windows, vaulted ceilings and street views.
Two-Bedroom Lazar Suite
The Lazar Suite connected to a Junior Suite in the historic wing, giving two bedrooms, a living room with dining area and a powder room. Sleeps up to six.
Presidential Suite
A two-level suite in a private tower of the Baroque wing: bedroom and marble bathroom with walk-in shower and freestanding bath below, a living room with dining for 10 above. The terrace looks out over Prague Castle, Petřín Hill and the old town.
Two-Bedroom Presidential Suite
The Presidential Suite connected to a Deluxe Room, adding a second bedroom to the living room and large terrace with panoramic views of Malá Strana and Prague Castle. Sleeps up to five.
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