A Historical Hotel In Prague

Prague is stated to be in the top ten most visited cities in Europe

, due to its impressive historical architecture and reputation for rich cultural breaks. Visiting the city offers a unique look into the many different eras which have shaped the landscape of the city. The many buildings vary in their features and there is amazing gothic, renaissance and bohemian architecture, as well as many other styles.

In some places it is even possible to stay in hotels which have a rich history as part of Prague's past. The Cloister Inn Prague is one such hotel, and is situated in a converted monastery. The site was originally built in medieval times and a monastery was founded by the Jesuits.

During the Communist regime the building was invaded and inhabited by the Secret Police, and was only returned to the Grey Sisters of St Francis in 1990. Part of the site is still occupied by the Sisters and the baroque church of St Bartholomew, whilst the Cloister Inn Prague was able to open its doors to customers in 1996. The rich history behind the Cloister Inn Prague makes it a fascinating place to stay, and it is also has the advantage of enjoying a prime spot within walking distance of some of the city's most famous sights.

Situated on a narrow and quiet old town street, the Cloister Inn Prague enjoys a calm location whilst being very central in the city itself. Just a hundred metre walk from the hotel is the National Theatre and Naprstek Museum, a perfect location for those who would like to enjoy a play or two during their stay! A little further afield, although still only 300m from the hotel, visitors can enjoy the Charles Prague Bridge, the world famous Astronomical Clock, and the city's Jewish Quarter. The Cloister Inn Prague is a perfect base for exploring the city, and many people will find it a convenient yet luxurious place from which to enjoy all Prague has to offer.

The Cloister Inn Prague has been carefully renovated to ensure that the charm and character of the building is not disturbed. Set over five floors, the hotel offers 75 rooms which all feature wireless internet access, free mini-bars upon arrival, satellite TV and comfortable solid wood furnishings. Due to the setting of the hotel it does not feature an evening restaurant, however there is a small bar with a library and free tea and coffee are always available in the hotel lobby top refresh you after a day of sightseeing! The hotel also offers an unlimited hot and cold buffet breakfast to set you up for your day.

The lack of an onsite restaurant should be no problem however, considering the hotel's proximity to some of Prague's most important and cultural tourist areas. The city has a wide range of restaurants offering both international meals and traditional Czech cuisine, and it should be easy to find something for everyone. Whether you are after a quick city break or a longer trip around one of Europe's most historically cultural cities, Prague is a captivating and fascinating place for visitors of all ages.

by: Joanna Lawton

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