Hotel U trí pstrosu

Frommer's Review

This small inn is at the foot of Charles Bridge on the left bank, where buskers try to make a living and the footsteps and conversations of visitors provide the background noise. Reopened in 1992, this hotel has preserved its painted wooden Renaissance ceilings and some antique furnishings. The rooms are rustic but comfortable. They're medium-size and simply decorated, fitted with beds with mattresses of various firmness, and tiny bathrooms. The corner suites offer spectacular views of Charles Bridge and Prague Castle. The hotel is run more like a casual B&B than a professional hotel.

Facilities:
Restaurant; bar; concierge; tour and activities desk; room service 7am-11pm; laundry service; dry cleaning

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