HOTEL OVERVIEW

Before communist's era the Hotel functioned as the city's distinct attribute of traditional wealth. In 1984 the Hotel was declared a historical monument and so deservedly then belongs among other the most remarkable Prague sights. After the Velvet Revolution, in 1991, the government returned the Hotel in the restitution process to its original hotelier, the Brandejs Family, being in the hotel business for already over 150 years.

Upon entering the Hotel, you will be submerged by the splendor of the Hotel Paris. The stairway is probably one of the most elegant parts of the Hotel. The preserved window panels, with its rosette and citrus motives are finally complemented by hand painting motifs. The decorative cast-iron railing leading you to the Hotel corridors are also an exquisite characteristic of Hotel Paris.

The Hotel Paris provides 86 elegantly appointed guest rooms, uniquely styled and sized, including 13 luxurious Junior Suites, and Apartments. Each room is handsomely decorated and furnished with replicas of the original furniture, so no matter which room you choose to stay in, you will have the feeling of returning to the picturesque Art Nouveau era. Hotel guests are invited to choose from the following categories: Deluxe Room, Executive Room, Executive Suite, Junior Suite, and Apartments: Klimt Suite, Mucha Suite & Tower Suite.

The air-conditioned sound proof rooms are equipped with a direct dial telephone with voice mail, modem connection, remote control satellite TV, Pay TV, mini bar, safe, smoke detector, and individual climate control. Luxury full size bathrooms with heated floors are equipped with hairdryers, massage showers, bathrobes, cosmetic mirrors, and sets.

Guest rooms combine Art Nouveau elegance with the latest technology, so whether you are in Prague to work, play, or relax, you can do it in style.