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When Prague first came to the attention of Western tourists in the 80s the hotel accommodation tended to be cheap and pretty cheerless. However since the thawing and gradual warming of the East/West divide, Prague has begun to adapt and the better hotels of the city are now indistinguishable from those within any European capital.

Over the last 20 years new hotels have sprung up all over Prague and cater to both business travellers and holiday makers alike. Standards are high and prices match those for accommodation in any other of Europe's great cities. Service is impeccable by European standards and hotel staff tend to be multi-lingual, which is rarer among Prague's inhabitants than you might expect in a European capital and tourist centre.

But, it has to be said, if you stay in Prague outside the luxury and Western chain hotels you'll find reminders of the communist days of some sort or other. This can range from unenthusiastic and sporadic service (more amusing than annoying - and admittedly more often than not caused by language difficulties) at one end of the spectrum to the full experience of 70s style phones, thin orange curtains and hot water for only an hour every morning. But for most people this is part of the charm of the place and prices among the "stare struktura" hotels (literally the "old building" hotels) more than compensate.

Tips;

Prague is a year round destination. Although the weather is bitterly cold in winter, there is something magical about Prague in ice and snow and this means that booking in advance is essential. If you have left it late and can't find hotel accommodation right in the centre at your budget, don't be afraid of staying out of the Old Town - Prague really isn't a huge city and most of its attractions are within walking distance of each other.
In the outer centre and suburbs such as Prague 4, 7 and 8 hotels are better value and Prague does have a good transport infrastructure - trams, buses and the metro - that will get you into the centre from your chosen hotel with a minimum of fuss and expense within 10-15 minutes. Trams are surprisingly modern and clean, run regularly and are more direct than buses with stops scattered throughout Prague.

Best Cheap Hotel Deals in Prague;

Golf - 3*
From just 17.50 GBP per twin/double room per night.
If you are travelling to Prague, your flights were more expensive than you oriinally thought and you need a budget hotel then the 3 star Golf hotel could be the place.It offers a clean and comfortable stay and is a short tram ride to the centre of the old town from a tram stop opposite the hotels front door.

Holiday Inn Congress Centre - 4*
From just 47.00 GBP per twin/double room per night.
Located directly next door to the Prague Congress Centre in Prague 4, this impressive property benefits from excellent road links placing it just a 5 minute drive or 10 minute tram ride from the city centre. Rooms are in outstanding condition, fully equipped with almost every mod con possible.

Top Praha - 4*
From just 40.00 GBP per twin/double room per night.
If the Golf hotel above is full then the Top Praha would be a good second choice. It is a 4 star hotel with great leisure facilities and at rates from £40.00 per room per night it offers excellent value for money. Located in Prague 4 you would need to take public or private transport into the old town but the taxis are reasonably cheap and trams run quite late into the night.

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