Description
General information:The four-storey house known as The Golden Beehive that - following a complete overhaul - now houses a luxury hotel, is the oldest building in Wenceslas Square; it originated approximately in the second half of the 14th century. The house itself has been adorned ever since the 15th century with frescoes by famous Czech painters, and it offers unbelievable views of the spires and roofs of the historic core of the city. The other building making up the hotel dates back to 1458. At the end of the 1840s, it was reconstructed and joined together with the front building into a single wing in which one can now find a contemporary and an extremely cosy hotel.Location:The Hotel PRAGUE INN is very suitably located, immediately in Wenceslas Square in the very central position in Prague.Area:Wenceslas Square and its pedestrian zones guarantee all our guests the required peace for rest at the hotel. At the same time, its location makes it possible to reach on foot without exerting too much efforts most of the best favoured tourist sights.It will take you 2 minutes to reach the Old Town Square with its historic Old Town Hall in whose tower the Apostles and the Death with a time-glass have been measuring time for centuries now, the burgers houses richly decorated with stucco and statues, two dominating churches: the Gothic Our Lady before the Walls Church and the Baroque St. Nicolas Church built by the famous Prague compatriot, Kilian Ignaz Dientzenhofer.Recreation:The Prague INN restaurant was opened at the beginning of June 2005. Our newly opened restaurant will remind you of the traditional Czech meals served in a non-traditional manner and presented in a way that will convince you that classic things, too, may surprise you and satisfy perfectly your gastronomic craving.We offer a broad scale of gastronomic services that can be adjusted flexibly to fit your desires. The restaurant and its airs offer an outstanding venue for your receptions, wedding and other parties, as well as other social events.The PRAGUE INN restaurant is ready to serve you along with its varied offer of outstanding products of the Czech and international cuisines, including abundant breakfast buffets. Feel free to try its outside terrace situated immediately in the lower part of Wenceslas Square, at the so-called Golden Cross of the pedestrian zones made up by the streets 28. rijna, Na Prikope and Na Mustku, offering a superb view of the National Museum. The bar is open until late in the night.Rooms:All rooms have been built within the original walls of the old buildings, now in a state-of-the-art style and luxuriously furnished.