Hotel “Paris” Prague

The well-known Brandejs hotelier family has been running the luxury art nouveau Hotel Paris in the Old Town of Prague for more than 100 years now. The long standing famous history of our 5 star hotel tells about a unique art nouveau building which is definitely worth visiting. The hotel is located in Prague near the Municipal House and Powder Tower, at the entrance of King’s Road to the Prague Castle, and not far from shops, banks, business centres and historical sights of Prague's Old Town.

5 Star Hotel in Prague featuring Finest Art Nouveau Style

The well-known Brandejs hotelier family has been running the luxury art nouveau Hotel Paris in the Old Town of Prague for more than 100 years now. The long standing famous history of our 5 star hotel tells about a unique art nouveau building which is definitely worth visiting. The hotel is located in Prague near the Municipal House and Powder Tower, at the entrance of King’s Road to the Prague Castle, and not far from shops, banks, business centres and historical sights of Prague's Old Town.

Hotel Paris offers luxury accommodation with an exclusive view of Prague Old Town, furthermore a French and traditional Czech gourmet Restaurant Sarah Bernhardt, Parisian style Café de Paris. Hotel Paris also includes a relaxation centre Wellness and Spa in the heart of Prague city centre, where you can perhaps try a Thai massage.

Our hotel in Prague is also your ideal place for weddings and wedding banquets, conferences, trainings or business meetings. There are 2 conference rooms available with state-of-the-art conference facilities and equipment, including Wi-Fi connection throughout the hotel.

History

Hotel Paris was built by the renowned architect J. Vejrych in 1904, the hotel interior was designed by A. Pfeifer, and the ceramic mosaics used mainly to decorate the hotel restaurant’s interior are by J. Köhler. Hotel Paris has preserved its unmistakable look of a First Republic, pompous neo-Gothic building with bold elements of Art Nouveau for almost one-hundred years.

Until the end of the 1950s Hotel Paris was considered a symbol of success and wealth for the city of Prague together with several other buildings. However, over the following years the Hotel was condemned to merely surviving. Nevertheless, Hotel Paris was declared a historical monument in 1984 and was thus rightfully added to the ranks of the most notable monuments in Prague. After the “Velvet Revolution,” in 1991 the Hotel returned back to the Brandejs family in restitution.

However, it is a pointless effort to try and characterise Hotel Paris, which was well described and with greater confidence in a fit of light impression by writer Bohumil Hrabal in the book “Obsluhoval jsem anglického krále” (“I served the English King”). The words of the main hero speak to us in a language full of admiration and respect: “Hotel Paris was so beautiful that I almost fell over. So many mirrors and so many brass banisters and so many brass door knobs and so many brass candleholders and so polished that it resembled a golden palace.”

Luxury Hotel Paris is definitely the right place in Prague Old Town, which will provide you with plenty of luxury and comfort while you are away from home. We look forward to your visit (selected from chronicles and old press).

From time immemorial, the surroundings of the Horske (Mountain) Gate (later on the Powder Tower) have always been lively. Long ago the building Mikuláše stood here, of a member of the most influential and respected family the Velflovics. Later on, King Václav IV bought the building and also bought the other surrounding buildings, establishing a royal building complex here – curiam regis – where he lived almost constantly when the Prague Castle burnt down in 1383. During the time of great unrest in 1419, Mister Jan Hus nailed his own proclamation to the gates. The Taborites were accommodated in the royal courtyards prior to the battle na Žižkově.

After King Václav IV Zikmund resided here, followed by Albrecht and Ladislav. When Jiří Poděbradský became king, this place was occupied by the parliament in 1492. The new king Vladislav II only briefly resided in the royal courtyard and moved to the castle during turmoil in 1483.

Since these times the building fell into disrepair. In later years the buildings were at least somewhat maintained. In 1631, Archbishop Arnošt Harrach bought everything and established a seminary there. When the Saxon troops invaded, the buildings were burnt down and plundered. After repairs in 1635 lectures were once again held here, a grammar school, library and printing house for the Archbishop were also there. When the seminary was transferred to the Clementinium, it was replaced by barracks called Králodvorský and then a cadet school was established here from 1869 to 1900. In 1694 Jan Count Valdstein added the Church of St. Vojtech to the extensive building. In 1899 both cadet school and church were bought by the Živnostenská banka and in 1902 the demolition of all of these monumental buildings began, leaving only the name of the streetKrálodvorské as a memory.

Rooms & Suites

Hotel Paris offers luxury and comfortable accommodation in the centre of Prague.

Upon entering our 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.

All 86 elegantly appointed guest rooms, uniquely styled and sized are equipped with air-conditioning, electronic safe, direct dial phone with voicemail, Wi-Fi internet connection, colour Sat-TV, mini bar with a selection of alcoholic and non-alcoholic drinks and a smoke detector. Rooms are 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.

Deluxe Rooms

48 elegantly comfortable and fully-equipped Deluxe rooms are furnished with replicas of Art Nouveau furniture. Deluxe rooms boast king-size beds or twin beds. An extra bed can be added in some Deluxe rooms, as well as comfortable armchairs with a coffee table, desk and spacious wardrobe. Some Deluxe rooms have balconies with a view of the Municipal House and Prague city centre. The approximate room area is 22 sq m.

Executive Rooms

22 Executive rooms are more luxurious than the Deluxe rooms. The furnishings and facilities are very similar, the main difference consisting of the location in the hotel. Many of these rooms are in the corner boosting a splendid view of the of Prague Old Town. Executive rooms are more spacious and have either a king-size bed or twin beds. Some rooms allow for an extra bed. The room area is approximately 25 – 30 sq m.

Junior Suites

13 spacious and elegantly-furnished Junior Suites in Art Nouveau style. Suites are furnished with large king size bed. The room also contains a desk, coffee table and armchairs, wool carpet and a generally elegant and pleasant atmosphere. In comparison to the Deluxe room and Executive rooms, the comfort of Junior Suites is enhanced by their spaciousness and luxury furnishings and facilities. The room area is 35 sq m.

Luxury Suites

The best that the Hotel Paris proudly offers are its three Apartments, the Tower Suite, Mucha Suite and Klimt Suite, all are described in bellow.

Tower Suite

The Tower Suite is a unique room, which you won’t find anywhere else in the world. It has been built into Hotel Paris’ tower. Right from the comfort of your bed you can see roofs of Prague Old Town and Prague Castle. The room is interconnected with the top of the tower, providing an exclusive 360° view of Prague historical center, by a wooden staircase. Suite is furnished with king size bed, coffee table with sofa and armchairs, table and dressing room. The suite’s area is 50 sq m.

Mucha Suite

The Mucha Suite with its unique view of Prague Old Town and Prague Castle is located on the highest floor of Hotel Paris, right by the tower, which adds a unique atmosphere to the room. Mucha Suite is furnished with a king size bed, coffee table with sofa and armchairs, table which can also be used for smaller meetings and kitchenette with bar. The suite’s area is 40 sq m.

Klimt Suite

The Klimt Suite is large and attractive suite with Art Nouveau decorations. The spacious and comfortably furnished suite has a king-size bed, a sofa table and cosmetic table in the bedroom, coffee table with armchairs and a sofa, TV corner and a desk in the living room. Two dressing rooms. The suite’s area is 60 sq m.

Café de Paris

The name of Café de Paris in central Prague perfectly resembles the real look and atmosphere of a Parisian café – there is a noticeable similarity to numerous cafés not only in Paris, but also in other European cities, which breathe the culture of the beginning of the 1920s.

Café de Paris is definitely one of the best places for a meeting in Prague city centre. The decision is only up to you whether you choose this Prague café for a friendly get together or a business meeting.

  • Opening hours – daily: 8:00 AM - 2:00 AM
  • Wi-Fi available free of charge

Dining Sarah Bernhardt

The Sarah Bernhardt restaurant of the Hotel Paris is a truly exquisite architectural gem that bears the name of the singer and actress Sarah Bernhardt. The pursintérieurs Art Nouveau hotel's restaurant - grooved blue mosaics, original lighting, wooden partition and gilded stucco, make the restaurant one of the most beautiful jewels of Prague restaurants. We recommend to visit even if you are not a guest of the hotel. This Prague restaurant offers a truly exclusive and romantic atmosphere where you will feel in another world. Every weekend, you can listen to live music.

  • Opening hours - all day:
  • Breakfast: 6 h from 30 to 10 h 00 (Saturdays, Sundays 10 am until 30)
  • Dinner: 18 h 00 h to 23 h 00
  • Room service: 24/24 hours

Sarah Bernhardt Restaurant The restaurant also offers the possibility of a reservation for groups or an exclusive reservation for different occasions. It is with pleasure we will organize your family reunion or company party according to your wishes. The menu can be served as a reception or buffet.

The space Wines From Paris as part of the restaurant offers a wide range of Moravian wines and French quality which are carefully selected and imported directly from the cellars mainly regions of Bordeaux and Burgundy. Our sommeliers will help you make the right choice.

Meetings

For conferences, business meetings or private parties, our two elegant meeting rooms - Salon Violet & Salon Petit, are the perfect solution. Both of them are located on the ground floor of the Hotel, next to the Café de Paris. For better accessibility there is a side entrance from the Kralodvorska Street, leading directly to the foyer of both meeting rooms. Both meeting rooms are fully carpeted & sound proof and offer free Wi-Fi.

Violet Salon

  • Capacity is max. 55 people
  • Perfectly suited for hotel conferences, meetings, social meetings and catherings
  • Set-up: Classroom, U-shape, Boardroom, Theatre, Banquet, Buffet, Coctail
  • Technical equipment are available - data projector, screen, microphone, flipchart
  • Direct daylight and absolute darkness can be provided if needed
  • Located on the ground floor of Hotel Paris

Petit Salon

  • Capacity is max. 20 people
  • Perfectly suited for hotel conferences, meetings, social meetings and catherings
  • Set-up: Classroom, U-shape, Boardroom, Theatre, Banquet, Buffet, Coctail
  • Technical equipment are available - data projector, screen, microphone, flipchart,
  • Direct daylight and absolute darkness can be provided if needed
  • Located on the ground floor of Hotel Paris

Wellness & Spa

Hotel Paris would like to invite you to its Wellness & Spa Centre, with facilities that are bound to pleasantly contribute to your overall physical and mental relaxation. It is a pleasant and charming place where you will find tranquillity for resting and relaxing.

  • Opening hour - daily:
  • Open daily from 2 PM to 9 PM

Facilities:

  • Sauna
  • Cooling pool
  • Jacuzzi
  • Steam Bath
  • Massage Shower
  • Fitness centre - equipped with cardio-vascular machines, free weights and LifeFitness strength-training machines.

Thai massage

Thai massage is believed to have been developed by Jivaka Kumar Bhaccha, physician to Buddha, more than 2,500 years ago in India. Thai massage is more energizing and rigorous than more classic forms of massage. Therapist uses his or her hands, knees, legs, and feet to move you into a series of yoga-like stretches. Muscle compression, joint mobilization, and acupressure are also used during treatment.

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