
Hotels in Prague, Czech Republic
NYX Hotel Prague

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Prague
One of the most enchanting cities in Europe, there’s nowhere quite like Prague. Here, stunning architecture and picture-perfect landscapes combine to create a truly magical city. But while Prague is blessed with myriad beautiful attractions, this isn’t a city that rests on its laurels. Everywhere you look, there’s avant-garde theatre to visit, world-class art to see and game-changing restaurants to dine at, alongside historic castles, culturally-rich museums and picturesque landmarks. If you’re looking for Prague hotels, NYX Hotel Prague has you covered.
Get your bearings
The almost perfectly preserved Old Town Square is an ideal starting point when visiting Prague. A jumble of architectural styles, it’s a central meeting point for locals and tourists, many of whom visit for the Christmas market. Climb the stairs to the top of the Old Town Hall for sweeping views over the city.
Don’t miss
Cross the famed Charles Bridge and admire its gothic stonework and baroque statues before heading up to the UNESCO-listed Prague Castle. One of the largest castles in the world, it features wonderfully preserved palatial rooms and a beautiful cathedral with ornate column inscriptions and elegant stained glass windows.
While you’re there
Eschew the larger art houses for the Mucha Museum, a pleasingly compact gallery featuring posters, paintings and drawings by Czech art nouveau artist Alphonse Mucha. Pick up gifts for friends and family back home at the museum shop, then walk five minutes to Grand Café Orient, a striking 1920s cubist cafe serving coffee and pancakes. If you have a bit more time, the Clementinum is also well worth a visit, with a stunning mirror chapel and one of the most beautiful baroque libraries in the world.
One of the most enchanting cities in Europe, there’s nowhere quite like Prague. Here, stunning architecture and picture-perfect landscapes combine to create a truly magical city. But while Prague is blessed with myriad beautiful attractions, this isn’t a city that rests on its laurels. Everywhere you look, there’s avant-garde theatre to visit, world-class art to see and game-changing restaurants to dine at, alongside historic castles, culturally-rich museums and picturesque landmarks. If you’re looking for Prague hotels, NYX Hotel Prague has you covered.
Get your bearings
The almost perfectly preserved Old Town Square is an ideal starting point when visiting Prague. A jumble of architectural styles, it’s a central meeting point for locals and tourists, many of whom visit for the Christmas market. Climb the stairs to the top of the Old Town Hall for sweeping views over the city.
Don’t miss
Cross the famed Charles Bridge and admire its gothic stonework and baroque statues before heading up to the UNESCO-listed Prague Castle. One of the largest castles in the world, it features wonderfully preserved palatial rooms and a beautiful cathedral with ornate column inscriptions and elegant stained glass windows.
While you’re there
Eschew the larger art houses for the Mucha Museum, a pleasingly compact gallery featuring posters, paintings and drawings by Czech art nouveau artist Alphonse Mucha. Pick up gifts for friends and family back home at the museum shop, then walk five minutes to Grand Café Orient, a striking 1920s cubist cafe serving coffee and pancakes. If you have a bit more time, the Clementinum is also well worth a visit, with a stunning mirror chapel and one of the most beautiful baroque libraries in the world.
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About the City
3–4 days usually allow enough time to see key landmarks like Prague Castle, Charles Bridge, and Old Town while enjoying the local vibe.
Must-sees include Prague Castle, Charles Bridge, Old Town Square with the Astronomical Clock, the Jewish Quarter, and views from Petřín Hill.
April to May and September to October offer mild weather, fewer crowds, and better hotel rates.
Prague's compact Old Town and Malá Strana are highly walkable. However, Prague Castle requires uphill walk (20-30 minutes) or tram. Excellent public transport complements walking. Cobblestones throughout-comfortable shoes essential. Most attractions within 30-minute walks.
Prague’s metro, trams, and buses are efficient and cheap. One ticket covers all modes of transport.
Old Town and New Town are central, Malá Strana offers charm, and Vinohrady or Karlín give a more local feel with easy access.
Try goulash, svíčková with dumplings, roast pork, Trdelník pastries, and Czech beer.
Prague is famous for its nightlife, with historic beer halls, trendy cocktail bars, and lively clubs, especially around Wenceslas Square and the Old Town.
Yes, Prague is family-friendly, with attractions like the Prague Zoo, Petřín Hill funicular, boat trips on the Vltava, and parks perfect for kids.
Prague Castle is the world's largest ancient castle complex housing St. Vitus Cathedral, Golden Lane, royal palace, and gardens. The hilltop fortress offers city views. Entry circuits cost €10-16. Allow 2-3 hours minimum. Essential Prague landmark dominating skyline.
Charles Bridge is Prague's iconic 14th-century stone bridge spanning the Vltava River with 30 baroque statues, street artists, musicians, and views of Prague Castle. The pedestrian-only bridge connects Old Town to Malá Strana. Most photogenic at sunrise before crowds.
The Astronomical Clock (Orloj) on Old Town Hall dates to 1410 making it world's third-oldest working astronomical clock. Hourly shows (9 AM-11 PM) feature moving apostle figures. Crowds gather every hour. Climb tower for panoramic views (€13). Medieval engineering marvel.
Český Krumlov is 180 kilometers south, requiring 2.5-3 hours by bus (€8-15, direct service). The UNESCO medieval town provides fairy-tale architecture and Vltava River setting. Day trips allow 5-6 hours but feel rushed. Overnight stays recommended for relaxed exploration.
Prague offers legendary beer culture as birthplace of Pilsner lager. Traditional beer halls (U Fleků since 1499) serve Pilsner Urquell, Staropramen, and craft beers. Beer costs less than water (€2-3 per pint). Beer tourism includes brewery tours and pub crawls. Essential Czech experience.
Old Town Square is Prague's historic heart featuring Gothic Týn Church, baroque St. Nicholas Church, Astronomical Clock, colorful buildings, and constant activity. The square hosts Christmas markets, Easter markets, and summer concerts. Essential for understanding Prague's medieval merchant wealth and architectural layers.
Leonardo Hotels in the City
NYX Hotel Prague is Leonardo Hotels' property in Prague. Located in the heart of the city, it offers easy access to Prague's historic landmarks, shopping streets, restaurants, and nightlife.
NYX Hotel Prague is ideally located in Prague 1, within walking distance of Wenceslas Square, Old Town Square, the Astronomical Clock, Charles Bridge, and many of the city's top attractions.
NYX Hotel Prague is within easy walking distance of Wenceslas Square, Old Town Square, the Astronomical Clock, Charles Bridge, the Powder Tower, and the Jewish Quarter, making it an excellent base for sightseeing.
NYX Hotel Prague is approximately 30 minutes from Václav Havel Airport by car or airport transfer. Public transport connections are also available nearby, providing easy access to the hotel.
NYX Hotel Prague is surrounded by a wide selection of bars, restaurants, cafés, and shopping streets. Its central location also provides easy access to Prague's vibrant nightlife, including cocktail bars, traditional pubs, and live music venues.
Hotel Features & Services
NYX Hotel Prague stands out with bold urban design, creative interiors, and a modern, art-inspired atmosphere.
Yes, NYX Hotel Prague provides spacious family rooms for guests traveling with children.
Yes, complimentary high-speed Wi-Fi is available throughout NYX Hotel Prague.
Yes, NYX Hotel Prague offers a daily breakfast buffet with local and international options.
Yes, NYX Hotel Prague offers modern amenities, meeting spaces, and a central location ideal for business guests.
Yes, NYX Hotel Prague is pet-friendly, allowing guests to bring their furry companions.
Yes, all rooms at NYX Hotel Prague are air-conditioned and equipped with modern facilities.
Yes, parking is available for guests at NYX Hotel Prague. Advance reservation is required, and guests are advised to arrange parking with the hotel before arrival.
Yes, NYX Hotel Prague features a stylish bar and lounge where guests can relax with drinks and snacks.
Yes, accessible rooms are available at NYX Hotel Prague. Accessible rooms are offered in the Comfort Double category and are designed to accommodate guests with reduced mobility.